Authorities are estimating around 22,000 people attended a peaceful gun rally in Richmond late Monday morning.

The University of Virginia’s Crossroads Family Medicine clinic is celebrating 25 years of helping patients in southwestern Albemarle County.

The Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail is dealing with the flu, but says there is no outbreak at this point.

Albemarle County police are warning people about a phone scam.

From using a specialized retirement plan to considering using a "robo advisor," experts explain how you can grow your retirement savings.

The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help with identifying a man using counterfeit bills.

Albemarle County Public Schools has been dealing with a bus driver shortage for almost a decade. It’s only gotten worse over time. New legislation in the General Assembly could provide some immediate relief.

The League of Women Voters’ Charlottesville chapter is teaching its members how to get more involved in advocating for political causes. The organization’s Charlottesville chapter held an event at CitySpace on the Downtown Mall Sunday afternoon.

Governor Ralph Northam's $95 million preschool funding proposal could have multiple effects on Virginians.

Two third-party Presidential hopefuls paid central Virginia a visit Saturday to remind voters there will be more than two options on Election Day.

Dominion Energy has announced a new experimental rate plan that would change the way Virginians pay for electricity. The plan, called “time-of-use rate scheduling,” would charge customers based on when they use power, not just how much.

At his reelection campaign kickoff Congressman Denver Riggleman says President Trump may visit Virginia soon

Albemarle County Democrats hold breakfast to discuss gun control legislation

The commonwealth is under a state of emergency as officials in Richmond brace for a big gun rally Monday.

The city of Charlottesville is inviting people to share their thoughts on the choice for its next sister city.

The Waynesboro Golf & Country Club is under new ownership.

The Jefferson School African American Heritage Center is opening its exhibit called “A Place Fit For Women” on Saturday night.

James Madison University is looking to study industrial hemp opportunities in the Shenandoah Valley.

Virginia urged the state Supreme Court on Friday to uphold a weapons ban at an upcoming gun rally in the capital, arguing it was necessary to prevent a repeat of deadly violence that erupted at a white nationalist rally more than two years ago.

The city of Charlottesville is hoping to get a better look inside a Downtown Mall eyesore.

Threats of violence have a group in Charlottesville canceling its plans to attend Monday’s rally.

ARS Treatment Centers, a category leader in Office-Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT), announced today that it has opened a new treatment center in Charlottesville.

During his first term in Washington representing Virginia’s 5th District, Denver Riggleman says he’s spoken his mind and been true to himself, regardless of how others might see that.

A city committee is drafting plans to address how Charlottesville is honoring a historic African American neighborhood.

Democratic Senator Tim Kaine made a stop in Charlottesville Friday, just as Capitol Hill gets set for an impeachment showdown.

Two Charlottesville nonprofits are teaming up once again to get shoes on the feet of the city’s homeless.

Absentee voting in the Democratic Presidential Primary is underway across Virginia. As people pick up their ballots, some questions remain about voter rights, especially for people who don’t have a fixed address.

Two men are charged in connection with a shooting that Waynesboro police say started as a domestic disturbance.

Louisa County and Waynesboro City Schools will be some of the first school divisions in the state to receive electric school buses from Dominion Energy.

Afton Mountain Vineyards is introducing its second label, which already has a rich history in the commonwealth.

Right now, the American economy is strong, but millions of people are struggling with equal opportunities. On Thursday, several Charlottesville community leaders gathered for a conversation about what can be done to address the issue.

One of the lawmakers who think Governor Northam is going too far with the temporary gun-ban is Congressman Denver Riggleman.

Breakthrough technology developed at the University of Virginia is really making a difference in patient's lives.

For the first time, one national business is helping Charlottesville area high school students gain critical job experience in the nonprofit sector.

Albemarle County is trying to make sure everyone in the county has internet access at home.

The Walmart Distribution Center in Gordonsville needs people and is ready to pay a good wage to find them.

Crews in Staunton are working to restore water service to dozens of homes in the Bull Run area.

The Charlottesville area’s Emergency Communications Center is struggling to fill a staffing shortage.

A new speaker series aims to help women in business gain valuable experience and advice.

Kristofer N.l Losh, a former radio personality accused of sexual abuse, is entering a plea agreement with Augusta County prosecutors.

Students at Charlottesville High School have a chance to take advantage of some new virtual reality technology.

Virginia is marking its seventh consecutive week of widespread flu status. That means multiple outbreaks are being tracked across the state.

Police are asking for the public’s help with identifying a possible suspect in connection with packages being taken from Staunton homes.

Virginia State Police have identified the three people killed in a multi-vehicle crash in Rocking County.

Dixie Gas & Oil Corporation is teaming up with the Augusta Health Foundation to help fight breast cancer.

On Wednesday, the Virginia Poverty Law Center opened its "40 faces, 40 years" exhibition at Radio IQ Charlottesville Studio on West Water Street.

The need for more paid and volunteer firefighters is growing throughout Albemarle County.

Absentee voting is set to begin for the 2020 Democratic presidential primary in Virginia.

VDOT crews are still working to clear an accident that has shut down part of Interstate 81 for over four hours. It happened in the southbound lanes near Mount Crawford around 2:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.

Real estate experts are weighing in on what they say are positive trends for the housing market so far this year.

Albemarle County police are investigating its first fatal crash of the year. It happened around 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday in the 6500 block of Louisa Road in Keswick.

A two-month investigation by the James River Water Authority (JRWA) concludes there was no misconduct during an archaeological study done on the water supply.

After being charged five times the normal cost of his water bill, a Charlottesville man is looking for solutions.

The University of Virginia is announcing a new fellowship that will help fight racism and inequity in the Charlottesville area. The inaugural class has just been announced.

Culinary students at CATEC are serving up some "whole foods" to help bring in funding for their program.

Governor Ralph Northam today declared a state of emergency in advance of expected demonstrations on Capitol Square on Monday, January 20, 2020.

Crews have removed a crane that partially collapsed at a construction site in downtown Charlottesville.

Dreams Made Real Adventures is heading to Atlanta for the International Junior Theater Festival this weekend.