Brian Saunders
General Assignment ReporterBrian covers all things in the city of Norfolk. Originally from the area, he returned home after working in Philadelphia and Richmond.
He can be reached at brian.saunders@whro.org or at 757-889-9479.
-
The Norfolk nonprofit is planning a multi-phase facility to serve up to 400 teens. -
City officials say the project is designed to rebuild the street grid downtown lost when the mall opened in 1999. -
Elected officials say his guidance shaped generations of civic leaders. -
After months of delay due to state redistricting litigation, the new precinct will be at the NSU Student Center. -
Up to $10,000 in grant funding is available for shops to help with rent, mortgage, and utility costs, but owners call it a band-aid, not a fix. -
The former Navy sailor traded his accounting degrees for a career chasing French furniture -
The decision updates who can enforce fare policy on The Tide, drawing questions about accountability from the public. -
Juneteenth, Harborfest and Sail250 events attracted nearly 500,000 people and generated $50 million in revenue for Norfolk. -
Planned renovations at the Tidewater Drive facility will add a commercial kitchen and create new areas dedicated to job training. -
Local spots from Norfolk to Virginia Beach are offering specials and extended hours for tournament matches.
