Ryan Murphy
ReporterRyan is WHRO’s business and growth reporter. He joined the newsroom in 2021 after eight years at local newspapers, the Daily Press and Virginian-Pilot. Ryan is a Chesapeake native and still tries to hold his breath every time he drives through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel.
The best way to reach Ryan is by emailing ryan.murphy@whro.org.
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The school district says it’s taken steps to improve interactions with the Hispanic community, but families allege problems continue. -
The Republican governor advertised 250,000 open jobs across the state at an event in Virginia Beach Tuesday. -
The disabled mother of two says the property owner filed to evict her family despite offers from the state and a veteran’s group to pay her rent. -
The closing of the controversial Armed Forces Brewing Company sparked an amusing victory lap from opponents who turned the company’s excuse for closing into merchandise and a rallying cry. -
Financial filings show the brewery was struggling financially before it relocated and had failed to start turning a profit after opening in Norfolk. -
The federal government published and then removed a list of more than 400 properties across the nation potentially up for sale. -
NRHA leader emphasizes the role of Young Terrace and Calvert Square residents in shaping the transformation plan. -
Fishing Point Healthcare provides tribal members and non-natives with primary care, physical therapy, dental and pharmacy services. -
Farms on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, eastern Maryland and Delaware have had to deal with infections as the deadly outbreak continues across the United States. -
As workers wait and worry, the state and region are bracing for the potential economic fallout.
