Dominga Murray
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Dominga Murray graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in broadcast journalism. She spent the first two years of her undergraduate education at Hollins University. She joined the NBC 29 team in April, 2021.
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Louisa County will soon have more reliable internet access
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Come As You Are C’ville, a Charlottesville nonprofit, wants to keep people warm by hosting a winter clothes giveaway.
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International Neighbors helps refugees settle in Charlottesville, but right now it says it is having trouble securing housing.
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Charlottesville City, Buckingham, Albemarle and Louisa counties weigh in on how COVID-19 impacts graduation rates
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A grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts is giving the Virginia Film Festival a boost.
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Albemarle County Public Schools is going through a change to prepare students for life after graduation.
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TJPDC is looking for public feedback on transportation needs in Charlottesville, Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Nelson, and Louisa counties.
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The University of Virginia Medical Center says it has about 600 patients as of Friday, January 21, a little more than 100 of whom are being treated for COVID-19.
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Meals on Wheels gives out blizzard bags and hopes for wish list donations
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Mail is slow to deliver in Albemarle County
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Pfizer’s Paxlovid and Merck’s Molnupiravir are now both available in Charlottesville to help fight COVID-19, but in limited amounts and with some drawbacks.
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Recent research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine could soon help people with epilepsy.
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If you see two red lines on your COVID-19 test, it’s time to quarantine. How long you stay away from others, though, depends on just how sick you are.
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The Central Virginia Electric Cooperative says roughly 750 customers lost power at the peak of the winter storm Sunday, January 16. Wind and icy roads made it tough for crews to get to work right away.
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Dr. Patrick Jackson from UVA health shares validity of antigen and PCR tests
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BRHD needs Medical Reserve Corps volunteers to help with need for COVID-19 testing
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VDEM and VDOT are both encouraging people to stay off roads
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Dr. Patrick Jackson, a UVA Health infectious disease specialist, speaks about antibody response.
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The University of Virginia Medical Center has 623 patients as of Friday, Jan. 14, 95 of them have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Kindness Cafe + Play is donating beanies to The Haven.
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Central Virginia Electric Cooperative says it still has dozens of families spending day nine in the dark.
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IRC has moved to Albemarle County, and is hiring new workers to keep up with demand
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Many people think its a violation of their rights to share when they’re sick with COVID-19 or their vaccination status.
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Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital is asking people not to go to the Emergency Department for a COVID-19 test.
The Central Virginia Electric Cooperative was still at work Friday, January 7, to restore power.
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VDOT prepares before another snow storm hits
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The first snowfall of 2022 left thousands of families in Charlottesville and Albemarle County cold and in the dark Monday, January 3.
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The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office is asking people to say home until Tuesday, Jan. 4, to help keep roads clear.
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Beyond Fitness With Sabrina sees newcomers, hosts a cash prize giveaway, and encourages others to join
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Livable Cville asking Charlottesville City Council to make changes to 5th Street after fatal crash on January 1, 2022.
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UVA doctors say ER is not a place for COVID testing
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UVA doctors discuss Pfizer Pill, Paxlovid
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Blue Whale Books celebrates the new year by being open on the holiday
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As we prepare to ring in 2022, Region Ten suggests making a specific plan with friends and family.
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Sentara Healthcare is trying to help people find COVID-19 testing.
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Thousands in and around the Charlottesville area are testing for COVID-19. Lab results are coming back quickly as lab technologists are hard at work
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Supply chain issues are slowing down Charlottesville’s award-winning chocolate shop, but they’re working to come out on top.
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The coronavirus pandemic stands in the way of many routine visits, including dental care.
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It’s almost time to unwrap gifts, but when you gather with your family on Christmas, consider leaving the mask on.
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Charlottesville and Albemarle County business owners welcome shoppers on Christmas Eve.
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A volunteer-based program at the University of Virginia is getting in the holiday spirit. MERCI is turning medical gear into Christmas stockings.
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There are now two new pills to help fight COVID-19. The FDA approved Merck’s anti-viral pill on December, 23. It also recently approved Pfizer’s Paxlovid under an emergency use authorization.
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UVA chemistry student works to split water molecules
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WellAWARE, a health initiative, starts in Charlottesville to bridge gaps in health care
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WillowTree and Innovative Software Solutions are teaming up to change the lives of students through technology.
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Cville Tool Library comes to town, bringing people an alternative to buying their own tools
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Beyond Fitness With Sabrina hosts Christmas giveaway at Center at Belvedere for single parents.