Virginia's trend of new coronavirus cases might be continuing to decrease, but the commonwealth is still reporting high numbers of COVID-19 deaths, with a record 155 reported on Monday alone.

Norfolk Airport officials are concerned there may not be enough parking space for everyone going on vacation this summer.

En Punto: Las noticias más importantes de la semana del 1 de mayo https://www.wavy.com/en-punto/

Virginia Beach City Council narrowly rejected a resolution that would allow for collective bargaining for the city’s public workers.

At the Digital Desk, economist Shaomin Li discussed the potential TikTok ban and status of the app in the U.S. following bipartisan national security concerns. https://trib.al/KJT1B8P

Pro-Palestinian protesters as well as Pro-Israel protesters gathered at Christopher Newport University Tuesday night.

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Nonprofit created after Portsmouth man’s murder donates to Churchland Elementary

Wednesday is the last day for people to file Virginia's individual income taxes. https://www.wavy.com/news/virginia/wednesday-is-the-last-day-to-file-va-individual-income-taxes/

The Virginia Beach City Council will vote Tuesday night towards a resolution on collective bargaining for city employees. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/virginia-beach/vb-city-council-set-to-vote-towards-a-resolution-on-collective-bargaining/

10 On Your Side's Brett Hall reports