Ryan Murphy
ReporterRyan is WHRO’s business and growth reporter. He joined the newsroom in 2021 after eight years at local newspapers, the Daily Press and Virginian-Pilot. Ryan is a Chesapeake native and still tries to hold his breath every time he drives through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel.
The best way to reach Ryan is by emailing ryan.murphy@whro.org.
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The Chesapeake-based corporation expects 2024’s sales figures to end up lower than last year.
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It’s yet another tactic the city is trying to grapple with its affordable housing shortage.
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A state grant will let Virginia Tech researchers build 10 homes with new 3D printing technology in an effort to win over developers.
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The top two vote-getters in the 7th Superward race are separated by just 92 votes.
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The program announced Thursday will spend $75 million to build workforce housing to help employees live near their jobs.
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Annual increases are built into the private deal the state signed to build the tunnels.
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A public-private partnership model that’s shown results in Maryland and Georgia could help Hampton Roads cities struggling with affordable housing.
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The number of visitors to the city passed pre-pandemic numbers for the first time last year.
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The Republican appeared to secure a second term early Wednesday, after a slow vote tally kept the candidates guessing into the night.
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Chesapeake-based Fortune 500 retailer has struggled mightily this year amid strategic mistakes, increased competition.