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Virginia Beach breaks ground on Windsor Woods Pump Station

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — For the next five years, large scale construction will again return to the area just east of Mount Trashmore, as the city moves forward on a $127 million pump station where Thalia Creek meets Lake Windsor. Wednesday, leaders from the city’s public works and engineering staff joined with Arc
Featured picture for The Navy has given preliminary acceptance to the future USS John F. Kennedy, the second Ford-class carrier, and she has left Newport News for Norfolk

The Navy has given preliminary acceptance to the future USS John F. Kennedy, the...

Newly accepted by the Navy on a preliminary basis, the future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) pulled away from Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia on Sept. 29, 2026, bound for Naval Station Norfolk. The move followed the Navy’s preliminary acceptance of the carrier from its builder that same day, which her builder calls
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Motorcycle crash involving pedestrian investigated on Virginia Beach Boulevard

The Virginia Beach Police Department is investigating a pedestrian-involved motorcycle crash Wednesday night on Virginia Beach Boulevard.
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Norfolk redirects almost $3 million from Sheriff’s Office renovation to the Harbor Park parking...

After the Sheriff's Office decided to remain in its new location at the NOAA building, City Council shifted capital funding to increase parking lost due to the city’s casino construction. On Tuesday, the Norfolk City Council unanimously approved reallocating about $3 million originally set aside for renovating the Sher
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Vehicle crash closes lanes on eastbound I-64 in Norfolk

A vehicle crash on eastbound I-64 near Virginia Beach Boulevard in Norfolk is causing delays Thursday morning, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
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Portsmouth daycare owner says person stole wagon, group trespassed on property

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — The owner of the Ready-Set-Go Child Development Center at 4401 Portsmouth Blvd. in Portsmouth wants to call attention to strange behavior happening on the property, including large groups of people trespassing and the theft of a wagon, all of which was caught on video. “I’ve watched the video o
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Homeowner charged with murder after human remains found in backyard in Virginia

The Portsmouth Police Department will hold a press conference Wednesday afternoon to provide an investigation update on the search warrant it executed on Elliott Avenue.
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New study finds nearly half of Hampton Roads households struggle to afford food

A new statewide study is revealing just how many families across Hampton Roads are struggling to put food on the table, with local food bank leaders saying the findings reflect a growing need they have been witnessing firsthand.
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Princess Anne Road partially closes due to downed power line

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Princess Anne Road has partially closed due to a downed power line Wednesday evening, according to the Virginia Beach Police Department. The department has advised the public to avoid the 5100 block of Princess Anne Road at this time. The road’s eastbound and westbound lanes are still close
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Large-scale immersive art installation to temporarily open at Mount Trashmore Park

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — A temporary public art installation will be opening in Mount Trashmore Park in October. Beginning Oct. 17, Sanctuary by Australian creative team Skunk Control will be on view in the southeast corner of the park through Dec. 16. The installation is a large-scale outdoor art experience inspir

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