Portsmouth, Va. – Elizabeth River Tunnels work crews will install traffic loop sensors on Interstate 264 beginning Friday, May 17, 2013.

Traffic loop sensors will be placed in travel lanes on I-264 east. The schedule for installation is as follows:

Starting Friday, May 17, at 9 p.m. through Monday May 20, at 5 a.m., motorists on I-264 east, approaching the Downtown Tunnel from Portsmouth, will merge into one lane at the Effingham Street ramp for approximately 150 yards to safely clear the work zone. All lanes of the Downtown Tunnel will remain open.

To avoid possible delays of 30 minutes or more during this time period, motorists should use the US Route 58 Midtown Tunnel or I-64 High Rise Bridge as alternate routes. If motorists choose to travel I-264 east during this time, they are strongly encouraged to consider traveling outside of the below-listed travel times*, when traffic volumes are highest:

• Saturday, May 18 between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Portsmouth, Va.- 63-year-old Ronnie Foreman is wanted for unthinkable crimes against children in Portsmouth.

Foreman is charged with three counts of aggravated sexual battery and three counts of indecent liberties with a child.

Between February and March, Portsmouth police say he molested three girls ages 6,7, and 12.

“He had befriended their parents and encouraged the parents to let him babysit while they were at work,” says Det. Jan Clark with the Portsmouth Police Department.

What the family didn’t know was Foreman was already on the sex offender registry.

He was convicted of aggravated sexual battery in 1990 in Norfolk.

Now he’s also wanted by State Police for not complying with the registry.

“He knows what he’s supposed to be doing as far as registering as an offender.  He’s not doing that. We need to get in contact with him immediately and we need the public’s assistance,” says Clark.

Portsmouth, Va. – Two families are forever linked by a violent shooting.

They met once again to remember their two sons.

In April of 2009, two men, Demetrious Edens and Darren Wilson were shot and killed by Portsmouth police officers.

Those two families held a vigil just like they’ve done for the past 3 years.

In 2009, Edens and Wilson were shot and killed in Chesapeake by Portsmouth officers during a drug bust.

The police involved were cleared of any charges.

That never sat well with the families so they say they’re continuing to speak up.

Tonight’s vigil was held at the same place where the two men died.