WHRO Reports

Virginia granted the tribe state recognition in 2010. Federal recognition allows the tribe to access more funding and other opportunities.

A Department of Defense program that's helped thousands of veterans become teachers is about to end. Advocates say the program should still be saved. WHRO Military Reporter Steve Walsh has this story, through the American Homefront Project.

Scott Martin, who grew up in Hopewell, VA, will step into the shoes of retired inaugural CEO Glenn Oder.

Virginia Beach leaders do not have a plan or timeline for formally voting to adopt the statement.

Council will consider the plan again on December 18. The decision frustrated numerous speakers who wanted the vote delayed to January, when Council Member-elect Ebony Wright is seated.

A state grant will let Virginia Tech researchers build 10 homes with new 3D printing technology in an effort to win over developers.

The top two vote-getters in the 7th Superward race, representing Norfolk's east side, are separated by just 92 votes.

The program will spend $75 million to build workforce housing to help employees live near their jobs.

The judge said the governor acted unlawfully when he removed Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, and thus that removal is "null and void."

A public-private partnership model that’s shown results in Maryland and Georgia could help Hampton Roads cities struggling with affordable housing.