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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Additional marketing follows shootings at the Oceanfront and the city’s efforts to use curfews to improve safety. -
The city is updating a master plan to merge industrial, sports tourism and municipal uses in an area called the Interfacility Traffic Area. -
The city Clean Community Commission provides them for free. -
Oceanfront businesses within the curfew zone filed the legal challenge. -
Celeste Kellogg performed her song at the recent State of the City. -
A judge found the plaintiff, an Oceanfront resident who lives near a temporary curfew area, didn’t have standing. -
Only one day remains on the all-ages curfew but the court action argues Virginia Beach overstepped. -
An Oceanfront resident who lives near a temporary all-ages curfew area says it prevents her from traveling freely. -
The temporary, weekend curfew is a result of concerns about crowds and gun violence. -
Suits in federal and state courts are resolved after the state legislature put the 10-district voting system in the city charter.
