John-Henry Doucette
General Assignment ReporterJohn is a general assignment reporter at WHRO. He’s worked as a journalist in Virginia and New York, including more than a decade covering Virginia Beach at the Princess Anne Independent. He can be reached by email at john.doucette@whro.org or at 757-502-5393.
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The vote comes days after a shooting along Atlantic Avenue left six young adults injured and amid concerns about controlling crowds that include juveniles. -
City Council could enact a 7 p.m. ‘imminent threat’ curfew on weekends through the end of April. A vote is scheduled Thursday. -
Provisions recommended by Gov. Abigail Spanberger mean the changes go into effect immediately. -
Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Andrew Rice and retired teacher Cheryl Smith are running to replace longtime Republican Del. Barry Knight in the House of Delegates. -
In-person voting starts Friday. The city has a new central Voter Registration & Elections office. -
Changes would have started in April but may be delayed until next year. -
The March election is set between a prosecutor and a retired educator who previously ran for the seat. -
Virginia Beach reported the highest use of student seclusions in the state. A new policy limits the controversial practice for children in crisis. -
Public works employees removed homophobic messages in December. They were thanked Monday at the intersection, which is now surrounded by new artwork. -
If approved by the school board, new rules could dramatically limit the use of a controversial practice of student isolation
