Virginia Beach
Coverage of Virginia Beach in the Nexus archive.
- ‘We were on full alert’: Virginia Beach residents witness ICE arrests in their yards
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 10,000 people nationwide over five days at the end of last month, with residents in Hampton Roads witnessing detentions in their neighborhoods. The arrests occurred in Virginia Beach and other areas, prompting local residents to report being on 'full alert.'
- Virginia Beach police seek suspect in Rolex swindle
Virginia Beach police are searching for a suspect accused of swindling a seller for a Rolex in June. The case involves a fraudulent transaction related to a luxury watch.
- Virginia Beach cop dodges wild karate move while chasing martial arts master in viral video
A Virginia Beach police officer evades a spinning back kick from a martial arts master during a chase, as shown in a viral video. The suspect attempted the move as the officer closed in, but the officer narrowly avoided the strike.
- No one injured in car fire in Virginia Beach
A vehicle caught fire in Virginia Beach on Lynnhaven Parkway, but no one was injured as the car was unoccupied when emergency crews arrived.
- Virginia Beach restaurants want to '86' city's meals tax
Virginia Beach restaurants and hospitality groups are launching a campaign called '86 the VB Meals Tax' to eliminate the city's 6% meals tax. The Virginia Beach Restaurant Association and Virginia Restaurant, Lodging & Travel Association are leading the grassroots effort.
- Former client of VB veterinary hospital assaults staff, damages property
A man forced entry into the Pet Care Veterinary Hospital in Virginia Beach, assaulted two staff members, and damaged property on July 2. The individual had previously been a client of the hospital.
- VB Mayor Dyer launches safety task force
Mayor Bobby Dyer launched the Task Force for a Safer Virginia Beach to address public safety concerns following a busy 4th of July weekend. The task force includes 19 members from community, law enforcement, political, and other sectors.
- Virginia Beach terminated a woman’s housing voucher. A nonprofit says it violated fair housing laws.
Virginia Beach terminated a woman’s housing voucher, and a nonprofit claims the city violated fair housing laws. The Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia filed a lawsuit, alleging the city failed to make necessary accommodations.
- Virginia Beach poised to spend $3M on parcel at Rudee Loop park site
Virginia Beach City Council will consider using open space funds to acquire a 1/10th acre parcel at the Rudee Loop park site, with a proposed $3 million expenditure.
- Sentara Princess Anne restores air conditioning after outage
Sentara Princess Anne Hospital in Virginia Beach experienced a four-hour air conditioning outage during extreme heat. The hospital restored the system, and Virginia health officials warned that the heat is causing medical issues for hundreds.
- Virginia Beach brush fire contained after three-hour battle
A fast-moving brush fire burned through a marsh in Virginia Beach Saturday night, keeping firefighters on scene for nearly three hours before it was contained. No homes or injuries were reported.
- Traffic impacted after vehicle flips on I-264 west in Virginia Beach
Traffic on I-264 west in Virginia Beach is impacted as multiple lanes near Independence Boulevard are closed following a multi-vehicle crash. One vehicle has overturned onto the left shoulder.
- Sandbridge Road in Virginia Beach temporarily closes after crash
Sandbridge Road in Virginia Beach was temporarily closed after a single-vehicle crash caused serious injuries to a man on Saturday morning. The incident occurred around 7:45 a.m. in the 700 block of Sandbridge Road, according to the Virginia Beach Police Department.
- Two treated for minor injuries after boat capsizes near Second Island
Two people were treated for minor injuries after a boat capsized near Second Island of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel on July 3. Virginia Beach authorities, including police, fire, and EMS, responded to the incident.
- Man pleads guilty in nonconsensual recording case
A man has pleaded guilty to three charges of recording a person without consent in a bathroom at Crunch Fitness. The case was handled by the Virginia Beach Circuit Court.
- Virginia Beach hotels 'sold out' or 'about sold out' ahead of July 4
Virginia Beach hotels are nearly sold out for the July 4 weekend, according to John Zirkle, president of the Virginia Beach Hotel Association. The city's over 13,000 hotel rooms have few vacancies remaining ahead of the holiday.
- Fire pit accident in Virginia Beach leaves five children injured
Five children were injured after a fire pit spread into a yard on Atlantic Avenue in Virginia Beach. The incident occurred Wednesday night, as reported by the Virginia Beach Fire Department.
- Justice Department sues Virginia over ‘unconstitutional’ assault weapons ban and more headlines
The Justice Department has sued Virginia over its assault weapons ban, citing unconstitutionality. Additional headlines include Virginia rejoining a regional carbon emissions marketplace and a protest against a university name change.
- 10 On Your Side speaks with doctor in Venezuela, volunteer rescuing pets
Aid groups warn Venezuela's healthcare system is at breaking point after earthquakes killed nearly 2,000 people. Virginia Beach resident Maria Donoso is involved in efforts to provide assistance.
- Local Haitians concerned after Supreme Court ruling on temporary protected status
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump Administration's decision to revoke temporary protected status for migrants from Haiti and Syria, leading to fears among local Haitians in Virginia Beach about potential Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions.
- Vice President JD Vance praises Oceana pilots ahead of 4th of July weekend
Vice President JD Vance praised Oceana pilots ahead of the 4th of July weekend and criticized former President Joe Biden while discussing his war philosophy in Virginia Beach.
- Swimming and boating tips ahead of Fourth of July weekend
The article provides swimming and boating safety tips ahead of the Fourth of July weekend, highlighting increased outdoor and water activities during the holiday. It mentions NC Wildlife's safety initiatives and references 10 On Your Side's coverage.
- Preparing for dangerous heat across region
Lifeguards in Virginia Beach's Oceanfront are trained to assist with heat exhaustion, which is a concern during the hot Fourth of July weekend. Despite the heat, out-of-town visitors are present.
- VBPD adopts new technology to help improve efficiency and modernize operations
The Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) has adopted Peregrine Technologies, a data-integration platform, to enhance operational efficiency and modernize police operations. VBPD officials state the tool simplifies their work, with police technology administrator Brandon Kyle explaining its benefits.
- Another bear sighting in Virginia Beach
A bear was sighted in Virginia Beach, with Andria Jordan's family experiencing their first encounter after 15 years in their backyard. The sighting occurred around 10:30 p.m. on Friday when family friend Elizabeth Morgan, who was dog sitting, heard a noise.
- Potbelly Sandwich Works opens location at JEB Little Creek-Fort Story
Potbelly Sandwich Works is opening its second Virginia Beach location at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek–Fort Story. The grand opening celebration will take place on June 30 from 10 a.m. to noon, featuring the Potbelly Perks Plinko event for prizes.
- Man hospitalized following overnight shooting on Peridot Dr. in Virginia Beach
A man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting on Peridot Drive in Virginia Beach before 1 a.m. Officers responded to the incident and transported the victim to the hospital.
- Multi-vehicle crash shuts down I-264 west in Virginia Beach
All westbound lanes on I-264 near First Colonial Road in Virginia Beach are closed due to a multi-vehicle crash, as reported by VDOT. WAVY has contacted Virginia State Police for further details.
- Local Venezuelans react to devastating earthquakes causing widespread damage across country
Venezuelans in Virginia Beach are reacting to devastating back-to-back earthquakes that caused widespread destruction in the country. Rescue and recovery efforts are underway following a rare 'doublet' seismic event. A Venezuelan resident, Reinaldo Portillo, highlighted the lack of technology and preparation for such disasters.
- WAVY Navy Ship Salute: Explore L-CACs with Assault Craft Unit 4
The WAVY Navy Ship Salute visits Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek–Fort Story to explore landing craft air cushions (LCACs) operated by Assault Craft Unit 4. These high-speed amphibious hovercraft transport Marines, their equipment, and weapons systems directly to destinations.
- VBPD: Man arrested following shooting on Carew Road
A Portsmouth man was arrested after a shooting on Carew Road in Virginia Beach. The incident occurred just after midnight on June 15, and the victim was hospitalized with serious injuries.
- City managers lobby Spanberger for help controlling 'takeover & pop-up' events
City managers in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Newport News, and Hampton are seeking Gov. Abigail Spanberger's support to address disorderly 'takeover & pop-up' events involving young people. These unplanned mass gatherings have caused safety concerns in multiple cities.
- Financial Fitness: Stretching your summer cookout budget without cutting quality
The article discusses challenges of hosting summer cookouts amid inflation-driven grocery costs and offers budget-stretching advice from a local market owner. Patrick McBrayer of Foodies—The Local’s Market provides tips to maintain quality while reducing expenses for summer gatherings.
- Bond granted for Virginia Beach man accused of fatally shooting father
A 25-year-old man from Virginia Beach was granted bond after being accused of fatally shooting his father on Father's Day. The incident occurred in Virginia Beach, and the accused remains free pending further legal proceedings.
- For Henley, Virginia Beach’s longest-serving council member, there is always unfinished business
Henley, Virginia Beach’s longest-serving council member, has represented the area for 40 years. Some decisions are now being made over her objections, and she seeks four more years in office.
- Child hospitalized after crash on S Military Highway in Virginia Beach
A child was hospitalized with serious injuries after a pedestrian crash on South Military Highway in Virginia Beach. The incident occurred on June 24 at approximately 6:27 p.m., according to the Virginia Beach Police Department.
- Security cameras catch VB car theft at dealership
Security cameras recorded a car theft at Car Choice dealership on Virginia Beach Boulevard in Virginia Beach after it closed on June 18. A dealership representative mentioned they have many cars and are stacking them, but did not elaborate further.
- $80M Greater Williamsburg sports center opens
The $80M Greater Williamsburg Sports and Events Center opened in Williamsburg, Virginia. Partner municipalities emphasized avoiding past mistakes made by Virginia Beach with its Sports Center.
- Former Virginia Beach track coach indicted for sexual misconduct with minor
A former Virginia Beach high school track coach was indicted for sexual misconduct involving a 14-year-old girl. The indictment relates to incident liberties with the minor.
- Severe weather moves into Hampton Roads, northeastern NC region
A tornado warning has expired for parts of northeastern North Carolina, Virginia Beach, and Chesapeake as severe weather moves into the Hampton Roads and northeastern North Carolina regions. The warning was in effect for northwestern Currituck and Camden counties, as well as southeastern Chesapeake and Virginia Beach until 4:15 p.m.