 Neighbors have been reporting seeing sick or in some cases dead raccoons on their property. Animal control has confirmed they're seeing an uptick in raccoon calls in Bayville, Great Neck and Kempsville. They say tests of dead raccoons last month showed no sign of rabies, but they're not ruling out distemper. State health officials are advising residents in the area to make sure their pets have up-to-date vaccines and to report any dead wildlife to animal control. I'm Madison Roberts. This is VNN, the Virginia News Network. Hi, I'm...