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Photo By Paul Bibeau. Bill and Patricia Richard show off their swag and prepare for training.
'It's Like I Took My Happy Pill': Virginia Beach Couple Still Going For The Win Despite Pandemic COVID
COVID-19 has caused cancellations and severe restrictions on athletic competitions this year. For Bill and Patricia Richard, it's also isolated them from their children and grandchildren, and from the RV trips they usually take out of state.
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Classical music is a part of many holiday traditions, and it shouldn't intimidate you. WHRO's experts help you find your way into this genre.
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For more than 20 years, the Naro theater in Norfolk’s Ghent neighborhood has shown “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “A Christmas Story” the week of Christmas.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has added a deadly threat into packed Virginia prisons. The state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union sued the Department of Corrections in April for failing to keep medically vulnerable prisoners safe during the health crisis. The ACLU and state officials negotiated a settlement that has led to the early release of more than 750 sick and elderly prisoners.
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A Navy sailor received more than two years confinement in a brig for a series of crimes involving his relationship with a Russian woman. A complicated story unfolded in a military courtroom Tuesday.
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New COVID-19 restrictions will go into effect Monday morning thanks to record-breaking numbers of COVID-19 infections.
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A forecast that uses Facebook data estimates that within two weeks, most Hampton Roads localities will see a 6-10% rise in COVID-19 cases.
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Portsmouth Sailor Goes To Trial On Charges Of Giving Classified Information To Foreign National Local News
A Hampton Roads sailor stands trial on Tuesday, accused of accessing classified material and giving it to a Russian national. But the story told by the charging documents is far from complete.
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