Charlottesville wants your feedback on what location to select as its new sister city.

A Bumpass man is locked up Wednesday night, on charges of felony forcible sodomy, object sexual penetration, and aggravated sexual battery.

On Wednesday, the University of Virginia Center for Politics hosted the American Democracy Conference.

People asking for more public seating on the Downtown Mall could soon get it. The city of Charlottesville may consider adding more chairs to the area.

Traffic is back to normal after a nasty crash on the Albemarle/Charlottesville line Wednesday afternoon.

UVA says researchers have successfully treated age-related macular degeneration in mice after finding an unexpected link between two forms of the blinding eye disease.

Charlottesville police need your help to find a man wanted for robbery and malicious wounding.

Charlottesville has gained quite a bit of park land over the past decade, and now an advisory board wants your input for what to name these new properties.

The redevelopment at Southwood Mobile Home Park is taking a new approach to get people who live there involved.

Albemarle County's Broadband Authority is among those getting state grant funding to expand broadband in 2020.

People who get around central Virginia with JAUNT will soon ride on clean energy.

The Virginia Senate has advanced legislation that would allow authorities to take guns away from people deemed dangerous to themselves or others.

Charlottesville city councilors are getting some insight on how to spend millions of dollars left over from the 2019 fiscal year.

A Charlottesville man faces charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor.

On Tuesday, the Charlottesville Albemarle Airport Authority held a public meeting to get thoughts on how to keep up with growth.

Governor Ralph Northam is speaking out after Monday’s massive pro-gun rally in Richmond.

On this first day of the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, a nonpartisan group out of the University of Virginia is weighing in.

Waynesboro Public Schools is ready to flip the switch on clean energy.

Healthcare can be confusing, but an organization in central Virginia is expanding its work to help seniors find the right plan.

A Staunton man who deputies say holed up in a culvert pipe filled with frigid water to avoid arrest has died, according to the Rockbridge Co. Sheriff's Office.

Charlottesville City Council is taking a first look at some of the people who want to be part of the Civilian Review Board.

One organization in Albemarle County has been investing thousands of dollars to address post-traumatic stress disorder, one canine at a time.

Newly proposed bills in the General Assembly could settle the debate over the legality of “skill machines” in the commonwealth.

The nation’s eyes are on Richmond as a gun-rights rally draws thousands to the state Capitol.

Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport (SHD) is looking toward the future after celebrating a record 2019.

On Monday, people in central Virginia remembered the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

The Dominion Pinball League in Charlottesville is inviting new players to join in on the fun.

The previously announced rescan date of Jan. 17 is temporarily postponed because high winds and precipitation at the new tower site has delayed the progress of our new broadcast tower and antenna.

While many had the day off, some spent Monday hard at work beautifying a central Virginia river.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, an Albemarle County elementary school hosted an event that invited hundreds of community members to walk for any cause they believed in.

To mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a special ceremony at Charlottesville's Carver Recreation Center paid tribute to the fallen civil rights leader.

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.