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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Shah's family also created a foundation to support ROTC students. -
Officials are preparing for a 15-month teardown of the 74-acre property as site readiness testing moves forward. -
757 Creative Reuse Center and Elizabeth River Project join forces for Colley Avenue community gardenWith support from the nonprofit Community Farmers, the organizations aim to make growing local food approachable by offering hands-on learning and shared produce. -
Community members ask the city to stop cutting down trees, halt paving and address storm-soaked sidewalks in calls for equitable flood relief. -
At least 250 donors have sent money to support cleanup at the city-owned theater and replace stage and set equipment. -
Downtown Norfolk Council says the shift to indoor activities will support local businesses during ongoing Granby Street construction. -
Mayor Kenny Alexander says the policy preserves time for other resident issues, while critics say it blocks access to leaders. -
Mid-Atlantic Black Farmers Market launches in a longtime food desert, aiming to connect neighbors to local growers. -
A budget boost expands the office to nearly 100 staff. -
The city would join Portsmouth and Newport News in asking voters to help fund school construction.
