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Teresa Rodriguez (left) and Leo Medina (center right) worry about sending their sons to school after the boys were attacked in December by a large group outside Norview High. (Photo by Ryan Murphy)
‘As a mother, I hurt’: Latino families fear for children’s safety in Norfolk’s public schools Local News
Several families and advocates told WHRO Latino students have been beaten, robbed and intimidated spcifically because of their race.
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Q&A: Suffolk Del. Nadarius Clark on bipartisan support for raising teacher pay in Virginia Local News
Del. Nadarius Clark, D-Suffolk, sat down with WHRO's Barry Graham days after legislation to raise pay for teachers and non-instructional support positions in Virginia receieved bipartisan support.
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WHRO compiled some of the environmental bills at this year’s session, including proposals about trees, offshore wind, electric cars and menhaden.
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The three-day comedy festival will feature college improv comedy groups as well as national stand-up acts.
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Officials said Norfolk is the first major East Coast port to achieve the transition. The Port of Virginia’s working on a larger goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2040.
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Advocates are pushing the General Assembly to create laws around mandatory real estate flood disclosures, following the lead of other coastal states like North Carolina.
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Following an investigation by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO and ProPublica, Del. Delores McQuinn introduces bill for a commission to investigate the displacement of Black neighborhoods by Virginia’s public colleges and universities
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Homecoming marks a chance to reconnect for the families of the crew of the newest carrier.
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