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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City Council discussed tapping pots of money that are well stocked to support other priorities – as well as a possible per-room fee on short-term rentals. -
Voters rejected extending light rail into Virginia Beach nearly a decade ago, but a lawmaker from the city wants to explore The Tide’s future here. -
Additional proposed legislation could allow the city to use the 10-1 system if a city charter change doesn't get enough votes. Elections are in November. -
Officials said the city’s request and efforts by business groups led to less potentially offensive merchandise seen from the street. -
The Virginia Beach Council of Civic Organizations Academy teaches fundamentals and strategies. It wants people to spread the word in their neighborhoods. -
The mother of Joshua Sikes, 11, claims her son was injured in a classroom run by Southeastern Cooperative Educational Programs days before his death. A wrongful death suit seeks $150 million. -
The recommendations will guide funding for infrastructure improvements. They include some on-street parking, though some want more. -
The task force is part of Coastal Virginia Unitarian Universalist’s commitment to social justice. -
About 60 volunteers help neglected or abused children in Virginia Beach. The nonprofit behind the service needs more people to meet demand. -
Events in Norfolk and Virginia Beach brought people together to remember those who have died and the work that remains ahead.
