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Months after the Wicked Tuna film crew put away the cameras for the season, Captain Michelle Bancewicz keeps right on fishing.

Both directions of the segment of I-64 crossing the Hampton River will have reduced lanes and additional traffic disruptions until 2026.

Starting Sunday night, I-64 westbound traffic will be reduced from three lanes to two between Woodland Road and Rip Rap Road.

The area initially impacted is I-64 in Hampton between Rip Rap Road and Mallory Street. This project is expected to be underway until 2026 and additional closures and shifts are planned.

The carousel, located near Downtown Hampton along the Hampton River, is one of only 170 functioning antique carousels in the country.

Many may not realize that Blackbeard's legacy is built around coastal Virginia and North Carolina's Outer Banks.

Blackbeard Pirate Festival, USO Experience Virginia Beach Concert Series. Jackalope and more exciting events in Hampton Roads this weekend!

Want to improve the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem? Eat an oyster — then recycle its shell. It might end up in a foster oyster colony at The Docks at Downtown Hampton, a public pier where volunteers and Chesapeake Bay Foundation staff counted about 2,000 oysters.

Want to improve the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem? Eat an oyster — then recycle its shell. It might end up in a foster oyster colony at The Docks at Downtown Hampton, a public pier where volunteers and Chesapeake Bay Foundation staff counted about 2,000 oysters.

Hampton University founder Samuel Chapman Armstrong's signaled his new school's importance with a building campaign that drew national attention.