Multiple children were shocked Friday night when they touched a support wire on a light pole at Trant Field in Virginia Beach, according to Lynnhaven Baseball. The league says the children are expected to be OK.

Three children were taken to CHKD after being shocked by a wire connected to a light pole at Trant Field, home to Lynnhaven Baseball, on Friday night.

VIRGINIA BEACH — If you're planning a garden this fall, local environmental advocates say native plants are one of the best choices for both homeowners and wildlife. Terri Gorman, conservation landscaper and landscape manager with Lynnhaven River Now, is currently helping collect and distribute native seeds while educating residents about their environmental benefits. Native plants provide food for wildlife, nectar for pollinators like bees and butterflies, and help filter contaminants from the environment. They also require less maintenance than many non-native plants. Because native flowers and grasses are adapted to Virginia's climate and develop deep root systems, they need little to no watering once established. Some colorful native species that thrive in Hampton Roads include Joe Pye weed, blanketflower, and New England aster, which can add shades of pink, purple, red, and orange to local landscapes. Fall is considered the best time to plant native flowers and grasses, making now an ideal time for gardeners to add them to their yards while supporting the local ecosystem...

Tony Nargi shows why native plants are important and what you can put in your own garden for beauty and ecological benefits.

Tony Nargi shows why native plants are important and what you can put in your own garden for beauty and ecological benefits.

More than 100 bras have been designed for the show. After the event, the pieces will be on display at Lynnhaven Mall for the month of October.

As coastal storms approach, residents living in Lynnhaven Colony are preparing for the possibility of rising water and flooding in their neighborhood.

Businesses near the Lynnhaven Inlet are preparing for the possibility of flooding later this week as rising tides and weather conditions could bring water into parts of the area.