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Virginia Beach News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Virginia Beach News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

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Virginia Beach: Police investigate after gunshot victim found on Carew Road | June 15

Virginia Beach police are investigating a shooting on Carew Road after a victim was found early Saturday, while severe storms left thousands without power in Hampton Roads. City officials also announced plans to raise Pungo Ferry Road to address flooding, and the Virginia Beach Amphitheater kicks off its 30th summer season with free concerts.

Virginia Beach: DroneUp shifts focus from delivery to airspace management in Virginia Beach | June 14

Virginia Beach — DroneUp is shifting focus to regulate drone traffic in Hampton Roads, the Citizen app now offers real-time emergency alerts, and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation starts oyster gardening season. Virginia Beach also celebrates four state championship titles and marks the Virginia Aquarium's 20th anniversary.

Virginia Beach: Missing woman found dead in Virginia Beach | June 13

Virginia Beach police confirmed a woman was found dead in the city, marking the second missing person fatality this week, with another body recovered near Chesapeake. The department also arrested a driver for reckless e-bike behavior and highlighted community efforts during Operation Smile’s Juneteenth Sewcial Project.

Virginia Beach: Tragedy strikes Virginia Beach as child drowns in pond | June 12

Virginia Beach officials are urging heightened vigilance around waterways after a child was found drowned in a local pond, while the city moves forward with the Shore Drive condo project and the Elizabeth River's Ripple Effect restoration initiative. The Local Wire also highlights upcoming Farm Aid 2026 and summer weather updates.

Virginia Beach: Woman found dead on Florentine Way in Virginia Beach | June 11

Virginia Beach police are investigating a potential homicide after a woman was found deceased on Florentine Way, linked to a separate gunshot wound call. The Virginia Beach Amphitheater celebrates 30 years with free events, while Malbon Brothers BBQ announces closure after 40 years in business.

Virginia Beach: Tragedy strikes Virginia Beach as child drowns in pond | June 10

Virginia Beach authorities confirmed a child's drowning in a local pond, sparking calls for improved waterfront safety, while the city prepares for the debut of the Farm Aid festival featuring Neil Young and John Mellencamp on September 26. City officials also announced plans to expand bike lanes along the coastal promenade and warned of an upcoming heatwave.

Virginia Beach: Woman hospitalized after house fire in Virginia Beach | June 09

Virginia Beach residents should be aware of two house fires on Hawks Bill Drive and a nearby incident involving a hospitalized woman, both under investigation. The SPCA’s Neuter Scooter and the new LIAM Initiative by Virginia Beach Police are also key updates, alongside news of Pharrell Williams’ wave pool opening.

Virginia Beach: Car crash injures at Virginia Beach restaurant, police investigate | June 08

Virginia Beach — A serious car crash at Landstown shopping center damaged a restaurant and sparked safety concerns, while police seek help identifying skeletal remains found in the area. The 32nd Annual North American Sand Soccer Championships also kicked off along the oceanfront, highlighting the city’s summer events.

Virginia Beach: Sand Soccer Championships and Safety Task Force Boost Summer Vibes | June 07

Virginia Beach's Sand Soccer Championships and new safety task force launch this summer, with events at the Boardwalk. A police cruiser crash on CBBT during a medical emergency prompts protocol reviews, while Jelly Roll's tour dates and weather alerts impact local plans.

Virginia Beach: Motorcycle crash leaves two injured in Virginia Beach | June 06

Virginia Beach — Two adults were seriously injured in a motorcycle crash near the 15th Street Bridge, and Mayor Bobby Jones unveiled a new safety task force to tackle crime and community issues. The Free Fishing Event returns to Cape Henry Park this weekend, while the Painted Tree art collective revives its murals in the Downtown area.

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