Barry Graham sat on the floor of a windowless storage room, deep inside the maze of white hallways of WHRO. The radio host leaned toward a low shelf, scanning the tightly packed vinyl records, his ...

Chesapeake’s beloved oldies radio station, first run by high school students more than six decades ago, will soon be broadcast from a new home. Dubbed “the time machine radio network,” WFOS-FM is now ...

As a kid, John R. Morison watched television on a black and white set. Today in WHRO’s lobby, he walks past two high-definition tv screens that symbolize the station’s commitment to digital ...

Barry Graham stared down the loaded cart as if it were his enemy, its wheels weighed down by a mountain of cardboard boxes. The WHRO folk producer called for a box cutter as he heaved one box onto a ...

WHRO-TV is temporarily off the air as crews make emergency repairs. According to a notice on its website, repairs are being made to the public media station's transmission system. "We are working ...

“They were getting hung up on a lot of the non-reporting work that has to be done to have a nonprofit, whether it’s the legal, the HR and the marketing … and [co-founders Louis Hansen and Christopher ...

April 17, 2026 • On This Week's Weekly Edition: The aircraft carrier USS Bush is en route to the Middle East to join a slew of other vessels in the area, as the US tries to take control of the strait ...

WHRO honors Vianne Webb, celebrating her life, music, leadership, and enduring legacy. WHRO pays tribute to Vianne Webb, a beloved leader, teacher, and visionary whose influence touched many lives.