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WHRO Weekly Edition is your go-to source for the latest local and regional news. Tune in every week for a comprehensive and engaging half-hour radio program that keeps you informed about the stories that matter most to our community.

  1. −8 h

    Friday, July 17, 2026

    This week Virginia Beach City Council postponed a planned vote to sell a publicly-owned golf course. WHRO sits down with reporter John Doucette to hear what's next for the site. An old, live oak tree is under threat of removal due to development in Norfolk, but one couple is taking steps to save the neighborhood hardwood. Finally, WHRO's Brian Saunders visits a Norfolk antique shop that's building a digital-age following with centuries of design history.

  2. 10 juli

    Friday, July 10, 2026

    This week President Trump visited Turkey as part of the NATO summit. NATO officials are balancing the president's desires, while ensuring U.S. support. Trump reinforced his interest for the United States to take control of Greenland. Virginia's state budget earmarked $1 million for a museum in Portsmouth that honors the historical contributions of Black women. Finally, Hampton Roads community leaders are searching for ways to combat summer time gun violence.

  3. 3 juli

    Friday, July 3, 2026

    This week NATO is showing signs of cooperation once again with a major exercise in Hampton Roads as leaders prepare for a shift in Norfolk. Virginia returned to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative this week, which attaches a price to the burning of fossil fuels. Finally, Virginia is exploring a degree model that would allow students to obtain a bachelor's degree in three years instead of four.

  4. 26 juni

    Friday, June 26, 2026

    This week rubble from the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel project is being repurposed to create artificial reefs in the Chesapeake Bay. Consumers advocates are urging regulators to heavily scrutinize the nearly $70 billion deal struck between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy in May. Finally, water-borne drones that swim or float are playing a major role in modern warfare. The Pentagon plans to spend billions of dollars on the burgeoning technology.

  5. 19 juni

    Friday, June 19, 2026

    This week Old Dominion University President Brian Hemphill received a five-year extension this week despite a vote of no-confidence from the faculty senate back in March. Hampton Roads Transit riders be prepared; the organization announced a change in bus routes starting next year. Some routes will be nixed or absorbed into larger paths. Finally, VCIJ's Kunle Falayi teamed up with a Virginia Beach treasure hunter to help a Richmond-area couple locate a lost wedding ring on the Oceanfront's the sandy surf.

  6. 12 juni

    Friday, June 12, 2026

    This week Williamsburg-James City County's superintendent came under fire for words he used in a meeting last week with high school students while discussing the school's potential redistricting. In recognition of Pride Month, WHRO takes a look at how a church flyer for a spaghetti dinner led to the creation of a LGBTQ newspaper in the latter half of the 20th Century. Finally, Virginia Tech researchers are in the midst of documenting gray foxes across the Commonwealth to learn more about their population numbers.

  7. 5 juni

    Friday, June 5, 2026

    This week national data shows Black women are more likely to be treated differently when voicing concerns during pregnancy. One local mother turned her loss into support for families struggling with stillbirth and grief. The USS Gerald R. Ford is back in Norfolk. That means an overhaul of the plumbing system is underway after dealing with faulty toilets for a year at sea. Finally, the region's transportation group is figuring out how exactly driverless cars will impact traffic.

  8. 29 maj

    Friday, May 29, 2026

    This week the Virginia Department of Health is urging folks to prioritize water safety as Hampton Roads heads into beach season. When Nathan Simms led Norfolk's Housing Authority it issued two no-bid contracts to a recruitment firm. That same firm landed Simms his next job, leading the housing authority in Charleston, South Carolina. Finally, we sit down WHRO's new education reporter Ashley White to recap the latest education news around the region.

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