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.
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Inside the bold run of the Granby Street art and entertainment venue that changed Norfolk’s NEON District before abruptly closing its doors. -
The state estimates that up to 200,000 Virginians may be eligible for savings averaging $65 to $90 per person each month. -
City leaders defend the cameras as a tool for solving violent crimes as other major Virginia localities drop them. -
Norfolk's live E911 operators are now handling about a third fewer calls since the AI system for nonemergency calls went live in September. -
Larry Estes, the director of the Ocean View Station Museum, created a nostalgic design featuring the roller coaster from the defunct amusement park and a depiction of the pioneering 1910 warship takeoff that ended on Willoughby Spit. -
With construction projected to last roughly 14 months, the first phase will accommodate 300 children daily, almost twice the branch’s former capacity. -
The city hopes to seek developer proposals for housing and mixed-use projects this winter. -
After the Sheriff's Office decided to remain in its new location at the NOAA building, City Council shifted capital funding to increase parking lost due to the city’s casino construction. -
The Ward 3 park gets new courts, playgrounds and a restored waterway. -
WHRO interviewed the candidates to represent Norfolk’s Wards 3 and 4 on the key issues shaping the November races.
