Good morning, Norfolk.

Local leaders are exploring a home-sharing program to help older adults stay housed as rising costs strain fixed incomes.

The Planning Council and Senior Services of Southeastern Virginia are discussing a model from Oregon that would need extra funding and dedicated staff.

Longtime radio host Brandon (Shaggy) Stokes left Z104 after 25 years on air on Thursday.

He thanked local listeners and said he will remain active in the community as he plans new ventures.

The YWCA of South Hampton Roads reported yesterday that its federal funding was frozen, affecting its vital shelter and support services for women and children.

The organization is appealing for community help to keep its nearly 100-year legacy of care going.

WHRV airs Acoustic Highway Sunday at 9 with guest Scott McGraw and music from Amy Grant, Ashley Anne, David Crosby and Virginia Beach native Will Overman, who tours with his album Stranger — the show features live tracks from Woodstock and Sister Sadie fronted by Jaelee Roberts.

A landmark fair housing settlement in Hampton bans landlord David Merryman from operating in Virginia and requires him to sell over 60 properties while directing $2.25 million in payouts to affected tenants.

The deal, announced at a roundtable with Attorney General Jay Jones, also ensures past eviction filings are removed.

A Norfolk resident and Navy veteran testified on March 10 against Flock Safety cameras after they captured her minivan’s details over 100 times in February — city officials now face pressure from local groups to review the system.