WAVY.com Articles: August 2, 2020

Virginia Beach Lifesaving Services prepare for Tropical Storm Isaias Virginia Beach to supply residents with sand for possible Isaias related flooding Virginia National Guard plans to mobilize ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias Riverside Foundation announces ‘Dr. Jeffrey Haskins Memorial Scholarship’ award winners Atlanta teen loses both parents to COVID-19 days apart Congresswoman Luria fighting to lower the cost of Insulin Dare County outage leaves over 8,000 people without power With varsity sports halted, club sports, like Volleyball, still on Keselowski wins in New Hampshire for 3d win since shutdown Elizabeth City Police searching for missing 16-year-old juvenile Dominion Energy crews ready for Tropical Storm Isaias VIDEO: Sunday evening update on Isaias, what we may see Tuesday Good News with Gaskins: August 2 NCDOT releases final ferry evacuation schedule from Ocracoke Island; last departure Monday morning Wilford Brimley, the face of Quaker Oats and ‘Cocoon’ Star, Dies at 85 Family gatherings linked to COVID-19 spikes nationwide, numbers show Navajo Nation: 4 Deaths reported, 13 new cases of COVID-19 NC COVID-19 August 2 Update: North Carolina passes 125,000 cases, over 1,300 additional cases reported Sunday RIC flight bound for Charlotte disrupted after passenger refuses to wear face mask Virginia Beach flying red flags at all beaches due to rough surf, possible rip currents Video: Teen’s one-armed golf swing goes viral WATCH: NASA’s SpaceX crew splashdown Marines identify 8 missing troops presumed dead after training exercise in California Barron Trump’s private school to stay closed for now Tropical Storm Isaias expected to reach hurricane strength when it reaches Carolinas Virginia COVID-19 August 2 update: Hampton Roads makes up nearly half of daily increase, Virginia Beach numbers keep rising What the Lehecka: Who Are the Hurricane Hunters? Blog: Isaias Stays a Tropical Storm Second stimulus checks: Will $1,200 payments be approved this week? Richmond Police assigns Mayor Stoney a security detail after ‘serious, ongoing threats’ Currituck County declares state of emergency as Tropical Storm Isaias nears, no evacuation orders issued Debate begins for who’s first in line for COVID-19 vaccine Isaias Update: Storm to be near hurricane strength when it reaches Carolinas later Monday