The Virginia Beach video adds to a litany of recent reports of strange drone sightings on the East Coast, including in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.

VIRGINIA BEACH — Before the first police officer sets foot on the ground of a possible crime scene, officials may already have gathered critical information with the help of a self-flying drone ...

VIRGINIA BEACH — Military aircraft flying over the Dam Neck and Croatan areas is not uncommon, but the aircraft John Knight and his son, Benjamin, saw Thursday after dark was unlike any other they’ve ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Virginia Beach citizens and visitors could soon see a drone responding to incidents at the Oceanfront – perhaps even before police arrive on scene.

Nick Rizzo, a personal trainer in Virginia Beach, uses his off time capturing sunsets in photo — and by video using a drone — from the oceanfront and posting them on his Instagram. Rizz… ...

(TNS) — Virginia Beach drone services company DroneUp is expanding beyond the skies to build out its delivery ecosystem. The company unveiled a kiosk package pickup and drop-off system at its ...

Virginia Beach police and fire departments plan to use drones to collect evidence, control traffic, undergo search-and-rescue efforts, assist in water operations and during Amber Alerts.

Virginia Beach drone company DroneUp, LLC is expanding its headquarters in Virginia Beach and will create a new research and training center in Dinwiddie County.

Virginia Beach is one of two Hampton Roads cities currently using drones for police work as well as firefighting. The technology has allowed the departments to keep a safe distance in dangerous ...

The drone flight services company is expanding its headquarters in Virginia Beach with a $7 million investment that will create 510 new jobs, Gov. Youngkin said.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin says the Commonwealth is soaring to new heights through a partnership with the company Drone Up, which just announced 655 new jobs coming to Virginia.