Steve Walsh
ReporterSteve joined WHRO in 2023 to cover military and veterans. Steve has extensive experience covering the military and working in public media, most recently at KPBS in San Diego, WYIN in Gary, Indiana and WBEZ in Chicago. In the early 2000s, he embedded with members of the Indiana National Guard in Kuwait and Iraq. Steve reports for NPR’s American Homefront Project, a national public media collaboration that reports on American military life and veterans. Steve is also on the board of Military Reporters & Editors.
You can reach Steve at steve.walsh@whro.org.
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The annual Parade of Nations and accompanying festival come as the U.S. examines its role in the alliance. -
John Phelan toured local shipyards this week as one of his first public appearances. -
The North Battlefield facility opened short-staffed in one of the fastest-growing veteran communities in the country. -
The Chesapeake VA clinic was expected to have more providers to alleviate the burden in Hampton. -
Originally scheduled to open last year, the clinic won’t be at full staff until January 2026. -
The Navy is expanding its role in a joint effort with U.S Customs and Border Protection and other agencies. -
Sen.Tim Kaine and Rep. Bobby Scott blame staff cuts imposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. -
The Navy says civilian mariners and workers at maintenance facilities are exempt despite cuts in Maine. -
USS Nimitz moving back to the East Coast before being decommissioned.decommissioning. -
As former VA workers lament their sudden firings, the agency says thousands more job cuts are comingUntil recently, the VA was adding thousands of employees to try to keep up with increased demand for veterans' medical care.
