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Cianna Morales

Cianna Morales

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Reporter, WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

Norfolk

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I don't do much hardcore financial and investment reporting.

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Total articles 1528

  • Most residents at meeting say no to referendum on Virginia Beach voting system

    By Cianna Morales Verified| WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified Thirty-eight Virginia Beach residents spoke at a comment session Tuesday night on adding a referendum to November’s ballot. Most speakers opposed it. The referendum would ask which voting system residents want in the city charter: the current with 10 district elections for the city council and one at-large for mayor, or a version of an older system with seven seats for council districts, and the mayor and three additional seats elected at-large.

    By Cianna Morales Verified · WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Virginia loves Canadian tourists, but do they love us back?

    By Cianna Morales Verified| WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified Virginia may see fewer visitors from Canada this year as a tariff war sours relations with the U.S.’s northern neighbor. Still, local experts say it’s too early to tell how it might impact the tourist economy. More Canadians visit the commonwealth than any other group of international visitors, according to the Virginia Tourism Corporation.

    By Cianna Morales Verified · WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Most residents at meeting say no to referendum on Virginia Beach voting system

    By Cianna Morales Verified| WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified Thirty-eight Virginia Beach residents spoke at a comment session Tuesday night on adding a referendum to November’s ballot. Most speakers opposed it. The referendum would ask which voting system residents want in the city charter: the current with 10 district elections for the city council and one at-large for mayor, or a version of an older system with seven seats for council districts, and the mayor and three additional seats elected at-large.

    By Cianna Morales Verified · WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

+1 757-889-9400