CORRECTION Troutman Sanders has not laid off partners from its offices in Norfolk and Virginia Beach, only associates and other staff. An item in a story in Sunday's Business section about the firm Williams Mullen ("At 100, law firm still hungry for growth") was incorrect. CLARIFICATION

A photo and caption with a story ("U.S., state groups warn county about Wal-Mart") on Page 2 of the Hampton Roads section Saturday did not match the Orange County site described in the story. The photo was from Spotsylvania County.

A story in Friday's Daily Break (" 'True Blood' still an acquired taste") included an incorrect mention of the show 's title, "True Blood."   A story in Friday's Hampton Roads section ("Battlefield Boulevard credit union is robbed") should have had a Chesapeake dateline.

The TV-listings grid in today's Magazine section is incorrect. For today's TV listings, go to PilotOnline.com and click on "TV news and listings" under the "Entertainment" tab.  

Because of a source error, a front-page story Friday ("The gun in I-64 shooting: AK-47") incorrectly stated that a permit is required to buy a semi-automatic AK-47. No permit is required to buy a semi-automatic weapon in Virginia. Any machine gun purchased, including a fully automatic AK-47, must be registered with the federal government and State Police.

CORRECTION Old Dominion University football coach Bobby Wilder's name was inaccurate in a photo caption on the cover of Sunday's Compas s section. ____ CLARIFICATIONS Katie Fraim was married at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. A story ("Many rites of passage for the Fraim family") in Sunday's Compass section listed an incorrect site.

A wild horse that was struck by a vehicle in Corolla, N.C., on or about March 29 was named T-Rex. A second horse, Spec, who was struck last weekend, was nicknamed Tough Guy and was the dominant male in the now-98-member herd. Some information with a story that ran in the Hampton Roads section Thursday was incorrect.

CORRECTIONS Justin Turner had three hits for the Norfolk Tides in Thursday's game against Syracuse. A story in Friday's Sports section ("Wieters belts 2 homers; Tides pound Syracuse") had an incorrect first name for Turner.  

An Associated Press story on Page 3 of Saturday's front section incorrectly reported that 18 sailors, including one from Norfolk, were confirmed to have swine flu. A Navy spokesman said Saturday that the total should not have included the Norfolk sailor, whose child has swine flu.

The name of Mahatma Gandhi was misspelled in the film review "Finding harmony in music, madness and friendship " in Friday's Daily Break.