NORFOLK A plan to bring corporate sponsors and big dollars to the school division has yet to reach first base.

Dr. Paul Schellhammer is a world-renowned urologist, a cancer specialist, and one of the researchers behind the first vaccine treatment for cancer. During a career spanning nearly four decades, he has delivered the news of prostate cancer to hundreds of patients and guided them through the maze of options that include surgery, radiation treatment, and simple surveillance.

High winds, not snow, will linger through Sunday

NEWPORT NEWS – Approximately 1,300 homes on the Peninsula are without power after the season's first snowfall.

200 soldiers home after a 12-month deployment in Afghanistan

NEWPORT NEWS – Approximately 200 soldiers from Fort Eustis are greeting family and friends in Newport News this morning, after spending the past year deployed in Afghanistan.

A storm system rolling through the Ohio Valley is working toward Hampton Roads. Ahead of a cold front, showers have developed and we can expect to see rain continuing at times overnight, before ending early Saturday as lows reach the lower 40s. Saturday morning skies should be mostly to variably cloudy, but additional showers are possible with a passing cold front later in the day.

NEWPORT NEWS Three people are recovering from gunshot wounds they suffered Friday night. Police spokeswoman Holly McPherson said officers received phone calls around 8:47 p.m. about several gunshots heard in the area of 28th and Chestnut streets. Officers found one victim, a 46-year-old man, at the intersection of 27th and Chestnut streets.

RICHMOND Del. Sal Iaquinto's push for stronger oversight of first-time convicted drunken drivers has gained an important foothold in the legislature. This week, legislation to require ignition interlocks in the cars of motorists whose licenses are restricted because of a DUI conviction narrowly cleared a Senate committee where similar measures previously had stalled.

A shootout in southeast Newport News left three victims wounded on Friday night.

One of the top environmental priorities this year in the General Assembly - borrowing $300 million to upgrade sewage plants to help clean up the Chesapeake Bay - seems to have hit a wall.

CHESAPEAKE An officer working part-time at a movie theater was injured while dealing with a disorderly person, according to a news release.  She was working at the Cinemark Chesapeake Square theater at 2413 Chesapeake Square Ring Road. The officer received minor injuries and was transported to a local hospital. It is not clear what the officer's injuries were.