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Ignoring the NIMBYs and incorporating housing into economic development are among the potential steps forward, local leaders say.

The weather is getting warmer and we are nearing the end of the work week. WHRV has the soundtrack for your weekend!

Since 2020, changes to the disciplinary process for law enforcement officers have driven up decertifications of wayward cops and prison guards. But a new law may shield investigators’ records and hearings from the public

William & Mary law professor Jeff Bellin says people want to find ways to deal with school shootings, but there is little evidence that supports charging adults for student shooters stops violence.

Governor Glenn Youngkin ran on a law-and-order platform. And while that may have put most criminal justice reform efforts on the chopping block, advocates and elected officials were surprised by what survived his veto pen this session.

Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander said in a speech Friday what the city wants to do with MacArthur Center, but it’s not clear if it’s just a concept or if plans are in the works.

The new documentary from WHRO Public Media and WORLD has been selling out venues as it has been screened throughout the region. Don't miss it when it airs on WHRO TV 15.

Legislators are preparing to consider actions taken by Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday, after the Republican vetoed a record number of bills and suggested hundreds of changes to the state budget.

Dominion announced the 23,000-ton ship was lifted from land, rolled to the edge of a dock and placed in the water to undergo the rest of the work needed to finish it by late 2024.

A vote this week could change how tens of thousands of college students learn about history in North Carolina.