WHRO’s journalism brings truth, depth, and humanity to the stories that shape our region. This collection highlights investigative reporting, community voices, and coverage that fosters understanding and connection. Each piece reflects WHRO’s commitment to informing, and educating through trusted public media.
WHRO News is a local public television program presented by WHRO Public Media
Job Corps: Fighting For a Future
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Under Trump, a lifeline for young women in rural Virginia fights to survive. (8m 39s)
Local Matters: A WHRO News Panel Event
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Go behind the headlines with WHRO News—an inside look at how trusted local stories come to life. (1h 4m 48s)
A Conversation for the Common Good
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The Wason Center for Civic Leadership presents a discussion on service & civility. (56m 46s)
Declining Local Journalism & the Risk to Democracy
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A conversation on the decline of local journalism and the risk to democracy. (1h 31m 10s)
Community Conversations: School Safety
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WHRO Public Media, WTKR and iHeartMedia present Community Conversations: School Safety (57m 15s)
Democratic Candidates for Governor Face Off at WHRO
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Watch the debate between Democratic candidates Ralph Northam and Tom Perriello. (56m 45s)
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