The University of Virginia is testing a new way to battle cancer. Clinical trials are now open for a focused ultrasound to treat advanced solid tumors.
Sgt. Hunt decorated a Christmas tree at the Charlottesville Police Department with ornaments naming all 114 officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in 2019.
Attorney General Mark Herring believes marijuana decriminalization may be possible now that Democrats will take control of the General Assembly in 2020.
A workshop on Tuesday gave people in the western part of Albemarle County some guidance about the county’s new regulations for short-term rentals like Airbnb’s.
Ahead of the General Assembly session next month, legislators and community leaders from around Augusta County gathered at their annual breakfast on Tuesday.
Thousands around Charlottesville could see a huge hike in healthcare costs. Those getting insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) could see as much as a 200% increase in premiums next year.
Peter E. Whitlow is charged with abduction/kidnapping, discharge of a weapon in a dwelling, abuse and neglect of a child, assault and battery of a family member, brandishing a firearm, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
National Geographic Adventurer of the Year Jennifer Pharr Davis shared her story of a record-breaking hike on the Appalachian Trail with students Tuesday.
For the first time on Monday night, the public got a chance to see what the Virginia Museum of Natural History Branch Campus in Waynesboro could look like.
Waynesboro is holding a special meeting in the New Year for those with Second Amendment concerns but that didn’t keep people from speaking out Monday night at a council meeting.
As we deck the halls and trim the tree, house fires are likely the last thing on your mind. However, they can happen and the Charlottesville Fire Department wants to remind people of some tips to make sure everyone has a safe holiday season.
Three major Broadway stars are coming together to share the music of the night in Charlottesville. The Charlottesville Opera is finishing up final preparations for its fall fundraiser.
We're getting our first look at who might be sitting on Charlottesville's Police Civilian Review Board. The list of applicants is out and features some very familiar names.
The flu is beginning to rear its ugly head in central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now labels the state as having widespread flu activity.
A Staunton man is locked up after a traffic stop gone wrong in Augusta County. Investigators say 25-year-old Cameron Travis Rutledge led them on a chase that lasted about 3-miles on Saturday night.
From maxing out retirement contributions to checking your car insurance rates, experts say there are a few smart financial steps to take before the new year starts.
Hundreds of elves took to Charlottesville’s streets Sunday morning to get into the holiday spirit and enjoy a few brews. The Paramount Theater hosted its third annual Brew and Buddy Run.
Hundreds of holly, jolly joggers converged on Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall to run, or walk, for a good cause. More than 500 participants and on-lookers turned out for Arc of the Piedmont’s Sixth Annual Santa Fun Run and Walk Sunday Morning.
If you’re shopping online this holiday season, you may notice your final total is more than you expected. A new law in Virginia is requiring shoppers to pay state sales tax online for the first time.
Free union band wants the message of their music to have purpose and all the money from the show is benefiting City Of Promise Charlottesville to help the city’s youth succeed.
While many national retailers are closing stores, Charlottesville has several family owned businesses that have been serving the community for decades. From coffee and wine to cookware and jewelry, local business owners say knowing the community gives them the ability to make changes big and small.
A climate strike organized by University of Virginia students saw dozens of activists gathered in downtown Charlottesville to demand climate action on Friday afternoon.
Remember the feeling when you got your first bike as a kid? Hundreds of area kids are going to get to experience the thrill on Christmas day thanks to the work of some special cycling enthusiasts.
People who live in the 10th and Page area of Charlottesville don’t want people to forget about their neighborhood. The 10th and Page Historic Committee met on Thursday night.
With teacher pay on the minds of many, the Charlottesville City School Board is looking at different factors that will play into creating and funding next school year's budget.
