Charlottesville City

2 days ago

ODU did not inquire about criminal past of student who shot and killed Charlottesville native Brandon Shah

Report says Shah fought back with "extraordinary heroism" that prevented further shootings.

2 days ago

Paint the Town Orange moved to Aug. 28

The event on the eve of the team's home opener against North Carolina State will include a pep rally and spirit walk.

5 days ago

VHHA: self-paying Va. ER visits increased 49% from 2022 to 2025

VHHA noted this is before major Medicaid cuts, which will likely result in more uninsured ER visits in the future.

1 week ago

RWSA to perform controlled blast near Ragged Mountain on Friday

Crews will conduct the controlled blasting between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Foxhaven Farm to break up rock for a water line installation.

1 week ago

AAA disperses tips for driving if caught in severe weather

Morgan Dean with AAA MidAtlantic shared crucial advice for want to do if you're on the road when severe weather hits.

1 week ago

Assistant City Manager details future actions at encampment and Holiday Drive

Charlottesville Assistant City Manager Samuel Roman shared the city's plan to clear the encampments at Free Bridge and 0 East High by Sept. 1.

1 week ago

Cville Food Co-op bows out of 501 Cherry grocery store

The developers pledge to ask other operators as to join the project following the co-op's departure.

3 weeks ago

Localities consider sales tax referendum plans

Fluvanna is so far the only local entity to agree to a Nov. referendum of the 1% sales tax hike.

4 weeks ago

Flood watch in effect for local area

Heavy storms could quickly dump large amounts of rain, 2-3 inches in an hour, according to the forecast.

4 weeks ago

Storm leaves thousands without power

Storms with wind gusts around 75 M.P.H. played havoc with Independence Day activities

4 weeks ago

74 new American citizens naturalized at annual Monticello ceremony

Gov. Abigail Spanberger gave the keynote address at the 64th annual event.

4 weeks ago

Local health providers urge caution against burns and smoke with home fireworks

UVA Health advises being wary of potential burns, and the American Lung Association advises against breathing the smoke.

4 weeks ago

Albemarle County waives swimming fees at parks Thursday through Saturday

County emergency services urges staying in air conditioning as much as possible.

4 weeks ago

AAA, Virginia State Police work to keep traveling Virginians safe over July 4

AAA is urging driver to check their vehicle before taking any long trips to make sure it's ready for the extra stress of triple-digit temperatures

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