Charlottesville City
7 hours ago
ACPD seeking indecent exposure suspect
Albemarle County Police are looking for a man who is wanted for exposing himself to children.
9 hours ago
Torres, the city’s longest-serving school board member, earns third term
Torres said focusing on the division's new Early Learning Center will be one of her top priorities.
23 hours ago
Bryant, Dooley, Larson-Torres appear to win city School Board seats
Newcomer Zyahna Bryant is the top-vote getter, with provisional and late mail-in arrivals still to be determined, as one of three to win Charlottesville's School Board race.
1 day ago
City, County officials report strong morning voter turnouts and robust early voting totals
Albemarle County reported 8.6% of registered voters had voted by 10 a.m., while Charlottesville was at 5.8%.
2 days ago
Council moves PCOB ordinance changes toward approval
It’s not final yet, but City Council has moved on for what’s expected to be a unanimous approval of an amended ordinance that established the Police Civilian Oversight Board.
2 days ago
UVA psychiatrist calls for reclassification of postpartum psychosis for better treatment options
An expert in reproductive psychiatry at the University of Virginia School of Medicine is among an international panel of leading women's mental health experts calling for reclassification of postpartum psychosis as its own category of mental illness.
4 days ago
City Council considers overhaul of Police Civilian Oversight Board
The board was established by the Council in December 2021, but has not been able to gain any traction to do the work it is designed to do.
5 days ago
Halloween party leads to shootings, arrest in the city
Charlottesville Police report four people shot in an incident occurring just after 12:30 Saturday morning in the 1100 block of River Road.
5 days ago
ACPD makes firearm arrest at Scottsville Elementary
Christopher J. Kirtley is being held without bond.
5 days ago
UVA defends agreement with Trump administration as a “cease fire”
As part of the agreement, the DOJ will drop five pending investigations into the university.
6 days ago
DMV, UVA urge focus on safety on Halloween
From trick-or-treaters to drivers, agencies say everyone plays a role in Halloween safety.
6 days ago
A wanted man faces multiple charges after allegedly trying to run from Albemarle police
Police are waiting for lab results to determine whether there will be additional charges
6 days ago
Tom Sox alum breaks World Series rookie strikeout record
Just three years after pitching for the Charlottesville Tom Sox, Trey Yesavage struck out 12 Dodgers over seven innings, allowing just three hits, in a Game 5 victory.
1 week ago
Defendants in the alleged Old Order kidnapping and murder conspiracy back in the U.S.
Two of the three, including alleged ringleader Valerie Hayes, were arraigned on Wednesday following a 7-year fight to avoid extradition from Scotland.
1 week ago
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank awaits portion of $1-million Governor’s emergency money
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank leaders call Governor Youngkin's announcement setting up the Commonwealth's VENA program to fund Virginia SNAP recipients during the federal government shutdown "welcome news."
1 week ago
Gov. Youngkin announces VA will distribute emergency SNAP benefits weekly
Governor Youngkin unveiled the Commonwealth will use state surplus dollars to pay for delivery of emergency food benefits for Virginia SNAP recipients weekly.
1 week ago
UVA Board of Visitors to hold special meeting next Monday
The University of Virginia's Board of Visitors Special Committee on the Search for a President, the group tasked with finding the school's next leader, will meet on Monday.
2 weeks ago
Trey Yesavage first Tom Sox alum to play in Fall Classic
Trey Yesavage, who spent the summer of 2022 in Cville, starts for the Blue Jays, becoming the first Tom Sox player to appear in the Fall Classic.
2 weeks ago
Local registrars open next two Saturdays for early voting
Early voting has been going on for more than a month, but the next two Saturdays allow those to vote early who couldn't make it to the registrar's office during the week.
