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Downtown Charlottesville officially rings in the holiday season this weekend and it promises to be an illuminating experience. More>>
The dispute over the Landmark Hotel that was supposed to open on the downtown mall this past summer was back in court Friday. More>>
The U.S. Postal Service dedicated Charlottesville's Main Post Office on Route 29 in honor of fallen Marine Corporal Bradley T. Arms Friday. More>>
A Charlottesville man who pleaded guilty to child porn charges in federal court earlier this month was back in court this morning. More>>
The BB&T Bank on Pantops in Charlottesville was robbed at 10:25 this morning. Police are searching for the suspect. More>>
The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce has presented John Casteen with its McIntire Citizenship Award. More>>
A suspicious package left drivers angry and uninformed at the University of Virginia. More>>
Laurence Verga is one of the Republicans hoping to make Tom Perriello a one-term congressman. More>>
Students at the University of Virginia rolled up their sleeves for the first mass vaccination there against the swine flu. More>>
The U.S. Postal Service is considering shutting down Charlottesville’s distribution center, leaving more than a hundred jobs in limbo. More>>
Charlottesville is in the process of designing sidewalks for Cherry Avenue and Forest Hills Avenue to make the walk to Buford safer for students. More>>
For 30 years, the Sexual Assault Resource Agency has provided victims with safety, support and hope, the tools they need to survive. More>>
Wednesday Morgan Harrington's parents were in Charlottesville to meet with state police and to spend time at the last place she was seen. More>>
Morgan’s mom Gil blogged about managing the emotions of her daughter, who has been missing for one month now. More>>
Charlottesville police have released a surveillance photo from Tuesday’s Wachovia Bank robbery. More>>
A new short term day care center called Pitter Patters has opened at Fashion Square Mall. More>>
If you're a member of ZipCar, you have wheels to borrow whenever you want them. More>>
Charlottesville police are investigating a bank robbery that happened just after noon Tuesday at the Wachovia Bank on 10th Street in Charlottesville. More>>
Charlottesville protesters may have violated the law. More>>
H1N1 vaccines should be "generally available" to the public in early to mid-December. Thomas Jefferson Health District Director Dr. Lillian Peake made that announcement during a Monday morning teleconference. More>>
A very different kind of shelter for the homeless is opening in downtown Charlottesville. More>>
There's a unique program at the University of Virginia that students can take advantage of to lighten up their late night walks. More>>
Charlottesville and Albemarle are already working on the census count even before it's begun. More>>
Val-pak will include the missing persons flyer this week. More>>
Charlottesville City council took the first of two votes needed to dedicate the current city surplus to infrastructure concerns across the city. More>>
Charlottesville city council has voted to give the green light to buying land for a new city fire station. More>>
There are more doses of the H1N1 vaccine headed to the Charlottesville area, but it may be mid-December before enough is here to give out to the majority of the people who want it. More>>
Rain water seeped into the sewer pipes filling up almost every available space at the treatment plant. More>>
A bullying prevention program at Burley Middle School seems to be working. More>>
Academy Award winner Richard Dreyfuss was at the Miller Center this morning offering up a scathing review of how civics is taught in our schools. More>>
The former CEO of Citicorp Trust Bank has been named as the new Associate Dean for development at the University of Virginia’s College of Arts and Sciences. More>>
On a warm Sunday at Darden Towe Park in Charlottesville, members of the community took to the field to keep the memory of 9-year-old Carson Raymond alive. More>>
Saturday the community picked its favorites from a challenge to design a sister cities clock on Charlottesville’s downtown mall. More>>
Saturday's event, made possible by Martha Jefferson' Women's Committee, provided women the opportunity to meet with doctors and nurses, get checked out, and get answers to questions. More>>
The parents of missing Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington spoke on NBC's Today Show Saturday morning. More>>
The buzz around the John Paul Jones Arena is all about new men's basketball coach Tony Bennett. More>>
Charlottesville has put out a challenge for someone to design a new clock for the downtown mall. More>>
NBC29’s Marty Hudtloff sat down with UVA's new basketball coach to talk about the upcoming season. More>>
A few dozen protestors kicked off the ‘Purge Perriello’ campaign Friday morning outside the congressman's Charlottesville office. More>>
Friday morning Governor Kaine said Hampton Roads was hit hard and the Danville and Franklin areas were also a concern for flash flooding. Across the state, there were 2 confirmed and 2 other suspected flood-related deaths. More>>
As the search for Morgan Harrington continues investigators are now able to release additional details concerning the night of her disappearance. More>>
Wet weather didn't stop people for congressman Tom Perriello’s yes vote on healthcare from rallying outside his Charlottesville office. More>>
Staunton hosted students from the University of Virginia’s Green Lands Program More>>
The video from a high speed chase in Charlottesville is out. What's in the video is raising questions about whether the police officer acted correctly. More>>
The deadline to apply for assistance to help cover the cost of electricity, natural gas, and oil for low-income people is this Friday. More>>
The University of Virginia's Miller Center of Public Affairs will record an oral history of President George W. Bush's presidency. The center and the George W. Bush Foundation announced the project Thursday. More>>
Charlottesville's Parks and Trail Planner joined neighbors at Piedmont Virginia Community College to talk about ways to increase the city's tree canopy. More>>
The future of the D-Day Memorial in Bedford is in doubt. More>>
The Fry's Spring Neighborhood Association is taking a look at what can be done to improve Azalea Park. More>>
One of the heads of the AARP was in central Virginia Wednesday afternoon to talk about living communities for the aging population. More>>
The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is kicking off its 6th annual effort to make sure people across Central Virginia have food on their table through the holidays. More>>
Congressman Tom Perriello's "yes" vote for healthcare reform got a lot of attention Tuesday morning. More>>
The latest decrease comes from the state's composite index of local ability to pay. The formula evaluates how much a locality can fund education. More>>
Military veterans were honored for their service and sacrifice to this country Wednesday morning in Charlottesville. More>>
Ten people are facing prostitution charges in Charlottesville. Police say they accessed Internet ads that suggested sexual services for money to make the arrests. More>>
The non-profit group Virginia Supportive Housing is working to find homes for Charlottesville's homeless. More>>
Plans for a new YMCA are going before Charlottesville’s planning commission. More>>
Dan and Gil Harrington taped a segment for the Dr. Phil show, hoping the expanded coverage will get them some answers. More>>
Tuesday UVA architect David Neuman updated the community on plans to expand the university over the next 20 years. More>>
Governor Kaine has cleared the way for the execution of DC area sniper John Allen Muhammad. More>>
Tom Perriello is one of 219 Democrats who voted Yes on the House healthcare bill. More>>
Many of the schools in the Thomas Jefferson Health District are canceling their scheduled H1N1 flu clinics because of the shortage of the vaccine. More>>
New UVA Head Basketball Coach Tony Bennett says point guard, Calvin Baker probably won't be able to play in the season opener Friday. More>>
Charlottesville ranks 10th in Virginia on a list of the state's riskiest places for pedestrians. More>>
Three days of Morgan Harrington volunteer searches found stuff, just not the right stuff. More>>
There's a rhino keeping an eye - and his horn - on traffic in Charlottesville. Art in Place crews installed an eight-foot-long rhinoceros on Preston Avenue. More>>
A growing number of homeless in Charlottesville is causing concerns for businesses. More>>
Students at the UVA School of Law are learning how to represent some furry friends. A new class this fall is exploring issues surrounding animal law. More>>
5th District Representative Tom Perriello was one of the deciding votes as the House passed the controversial health care plan 220-215. More>>
University of Virginia students took to supermarkets in Charlottesville to collect food for hungry families in central Virginia. More>>
Women in central Virginia got a chance to learn home construction skills while helping a program that builds homes for others. More>>
Local artists in Charlottesville came together to help find ways to spread their creative energies and visions across the communities. More>>
Ticket sales far exceeded last year at the Virginia Film Festival, which wrapped up on Sunday. More>>
Three days of volunteers searching for 20-year-old Morgan Harrington by hundreds of volunteers turned up no significant clues. More>>
Day Two of a volunteer ground search for Morgan Harrington turns up no new leads. More>>
A film called "Virginia Creepers" will be screened at the Virginia Film Festival this weekend. More>>
Hundreds of volunteers from throughout Virgina are searching for Morgan Harrington near UVa today. More>>
A Charlottesville man will go to federal prison in a so-called "Ponzi" scheme. More>>
The search for Morgan Harrington is getting a major boost. More>>
In three separate hearings, three men pled guilty to various charges related to child pornography in Charlottesville's Federal Courthouse. More>>
Search crews are combing an area on Pantops Mountain Wednesday evening, following a tip they received in the Morgan Harrington case. More>>
At a press conference Wednesday Morgan Harrington's parents announced the formation of a search party that will look for their daughter Friday through Sunday. More>>
The parents of Morgan Harrington are pulling together a fund to help find their missing daughter. Money collected will go toward search efforts. More>>
Morgan Harrington’s parents appeared on NBC’s Today Show to answer questions about the search. More>>
There are currently 31 people on the missing list for the Virginia State Police. More>>
It is day 13 and there is still no sign of 20-year-old Morgan Harrington. Friday her parents came to Charlottesville to get an update on the investigation and to pay tribute to their daughter. More>>
State police say the timeline information shared Wednesday night has brought in several new leads that investigators are working Thursday More>>
A timeline of Morgan Harrington's whereabouts on Oct. 17 has been released, but what happens when the timeline runs out is what police want more details on. More>>
Metallica has raised the reward in the search for Morgan Harrington. The reward for vital information in her disappearance now stands at $150,000. More>>
More law enforcement officials are joining forces with Virginia State Police to track down Morgan Harrington. More>>
The University of Virginia Police Department is seeking information that would help locate a missing person: Morgan Harrington. More>>
There has been an all out search Monday in Charlottesville for a missing Virginia Tech student last seen outside JPJ Arena Saturday. More>>
That announcement coming at a mid-afternoon press conference to update the disappearance of 20-year-old Morgan Harrington. More>>
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