After SITW festival organizers missed a deadline, Virginia Beach voted to give them more time to work out details. Those who need to plan in advance, hope for timely updates.
All eyes look toward the U.S. Capital on Monday, Jan 6 as Congress convenes to certify President-elect Donald Trump's ...
Between filling office buildings and promoting small business grants, 2024 was a good year for Virginia Beach.
Three former sheriff’s deputies in Virginia are charged with second-degree murder over the death of a man they restrained at ...
In a 8-2 vote, the Virginia Beach City Council decided to defer the resolution proposed by Mayor Bobby Dyer that would help Something in the Water organizers "cure the breach" with city leaders.
The city treasurer’s Beach Office will close Jan. 6-10 and reopen Monday, Jan. 13. While the Beach Office is closed, all ...
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8 Arts & Culture: VA Beach rapper Fly Papi reflects on his artistic journeyEditor Catrice Roots and Digital Producer Kendal McAuley headed back into the livestream studio for an exciting episode of ...
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Spartans offer 3-star 2026 Edge from VirginiaMichigan State football has extended an offer to a three-star edge rusher from Virginia Beach, Va. Kamren Johnson of Virginia ...
Something in the Water's future in Virginia Beach is again in question following a resolution proposed by Mayor Bobby Dyer after the event organizers missed a crucial deadline.
Listen to this article Pharrell Williams’ Something in the Water festival got a bit of a break Tuesday from Virginia Beach City Council members, who agreed to give the Virginia Beach-born music and ...
Residents raised concerns about the loss of trees and wildlife habitat as well as the project's $12M price tag.
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