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 Norfolk-based destroyer left in July and came home nearly 11 months later. -
The case caps a year-long ordeal for Resendiz’s mother, Esmeralda Castle. -
Petty Officer Jermiah Copeland admitted to strangling Angelina Resendiz roughly one year ago. -
The admiral in charge vows to finish repairs quickly as the Navy tries to clear its maintenance backlog. -
The test comes as the Navy looks at alternative ways to power bases. -
Strike group was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation for its role in Operation Epic Fury. -
Sen. Mark Warner is also demanding answers about the elimination of open slots at the VA in Hampton Roads. -
Langley became a training hub after Hurricane Michael devastated Florida in 2018. -
The project was publicly unveiled at Joint Base Little Creek-Fort Story in April. -
USS Nimitz is eventually scheduled to be the first of its class to be decommissioned.
