WHRO Public Media

Take a look at these local women who have created change in our community, as we celebrate Women's History Month!

In 1968, the pioneering PBS series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood premiered and became an iconic and lasting landmark in the world of children's programming. Celebrate its anniversary in this celebrity-filled, hour-long special.

Inspired by Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, WHRO Public Media members Bob and Ellen Rey built a resting wall for their neighbors. Learn what Fred Rogers' legacy means to them.

Public media has always been a champion of the arts, and WHRO Public Media is thrilled to continue highlighting the thriving arts scene in Hampton Roads and across the nation with our weekly program Curate. Season 4 begins Friday, November 22.

We're celebrating National Apprenticeship Week. Check out two local Apprenticeship programs and how they equip students for skilled careers!

Pumpkins, candy, ghosts and monsters -- it's almost Halloween in Hampton Roads! Do you have any yearly traditions? Learn what some of our staff do for Halloween.

Members of the Hampton Roads Homeless community discover their voice with the help of a passionate conductor and his program, the Norfolk Street Choir. Learn more about WHRO Public Media's upcoming documentary City Voices.

Plan to Rescan. On July 3, 2020, WHRO will transition to a new broadcast frequency as part of an FCC-mandated change.

Downton Abbey fans are eagerly anticipating the release of the upcoming film on Friday, but some WHRO donors got to see the movie a week before it opens locally.

Hampton Roads was one of the major areas that helped fuel the mass popularity of what had been a genre of music confined to more rural sections of the country.