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3 weeks ago

Warming shelters, other services available in city to combat cold

With frigid air keeping the area in its grasp all week, the City of Charlottesvillle reminded residents of two warming shelters open, and community partners extending operations during the cold spell.

4 weeks ago

Attorney General Jay Jones seeks new UVA general counsel in “national talent search”

New Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones has announced a "national talent search" to fill chief counsel positions at three state universities, including at UVA.

4 weeks ago

Winter Storm Warning 7 p.m. Saturday through 1 a.m. Monday

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the area that slightly shortens the predicted duration beginning 7 p.m. Saturday until 1 a.m. Monday.

4 weeks ago

Indivisible Charlottesville to protest ICE, Target

Target, a Minneapolis-based national retailer, is the target of criticism over its reported support for ICE agents in the city. 

4 weeks ago

CPD arrests 63-year old in association with seizure of drugs and illegal firearms possession

Charlottesville Police, along with the 3A Drug Task Force, have seized drugs and firearms in a Jan. 22 search warrant in the 500 block of 12th St. NW.

4 weeks ago

Gov. Spanberger declares State of Emergency ahead of winter storm

With the Charlottesville area expecting 8-to-12 inches of snow according to the Accuweather forecast, and local closings and delays already coming in, Governor Spanberger has declared a State of Emergency ahead of the weekend winter storm.

4 weeks ago

UVA-UNC basketball moved to noon Saturday; Tony Bennett court dedication postponed

The start time was moved up due to the expectation of a significant winter storm late Saturday.

4 weeks ago

Cville, Western Albemarle coaches among 24 NFHS National Coaches of the Year

Two locals are among 24 recognized by the National Federation of High Schools as 2024-25 National Coaches of the Year.

4 weeks ago

USDOE touts UVA deal in part of its first-year Trump Administration celebration

In a celebration of its first year completed under the Trump Administration, the U.S. Department of Education is highlighting its October agreements with the University of Virginia and six other schools in "striking historic deals."

4 weeks ago

Winter Storm Watch issued from Saturday afternoon into Monday morning

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch from 4 p.m. Saturday until 4 a.m. Monday.

4 weeks ago

Mayor reads ICE statement during City Council meeting

Mayor Juandiego Wade says the City Council will share a resolution publicly as soon as it is ready.

4 weeks ago

UVA researchers find element from kidney disease that poisons the heart

Researchers at UVA Health and Mount Sinai have unlocked why more than half the people with chronic kidney disease ultimately die of cardiovascular issues.

4 weeks ago

Greene Co. school bus was not carrying passengers when it was rear-ended

The driver of the SUV was transported to the hospital.

4 weeks ago

Forecasts calling for major snowfall this weekend

Weather models show a significant storm hitting Charlottesville on Saturday.

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