With the length of the 2021 General Assembly session still in doubt and potentially the shortest since 1971, central Virginia legislators are already outlining some of their key priorities when they return to Richmond.
According to epidemiologist Dr. Lilian Peake, if federal regulators approve Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine Virginia could begin receiving limited doses as early as mid-December.
Charlottesville Insider, Cvilleshops, and the city of Charlottesville Economic Development office are giving away $1,200 worth of gift cards to one lucky winner.
Predicting patient outcomes to improve care is the goal of a project created by a team of UVA Health data scientists and now they’re competing for a $1 million prize.
A recent study has found that Virginia falls behind some other states when it comes to compensating innocent people who were wrongfully sent to prison.
The Harrisonburg Police Department has arrested and charged Teofilo Serrano Torres in connection with a fatal stabbing that happened on Community Street early Saturday, November 28.
Several organizations in Richmond have partnered to raise $1 million for a fund set to go toward wealth and educational opportunities for the Black community and to address structural racism.
Even though you cannot root on the Hoos from inside John Paul Jones arena, you can still make your presence felt and even wind up with the best seat in the house.
Dozens of volunteers from across the Charlottesville community came together to collect and bag essential items to give to the area's homeless and low-income population.
Simply Trending Catering and Church of the Living God in Orange hosted a BBQ fundraising event to help children and those facing food insecurity in Central Virginia.
Jack Maxwell, who started Tribute to First Responders, Inc., created a display honoring workers and those who lost their lives to COVID-19 out of political signs, encouraging unity in supporting those on the front lines.
If you have lots of leftovers still on your plate, the clock is ticking to enjoy them. A chef in Albemarle County has a few tips for how to do that, or store them safely.
Whether you use Greene County Transit or not, JAUNT is asking the community for feedback in a survey to understand what transportation needs exist for people in the area.
Small Business Saturday this year, in the midst of a pandemic, is an invitation to shop small, shop often, and shop local through the holiday season and beyond.
The Kiwanis Clubs of Charlottesville is selling Christmas trees for the 88th year with all of the proceeds go towards supporting club service projects which mainly benefit children and youth.
Elegant Moments Wedding and Event Planning has partnered with a team of local vendors to donate wedding services to a couple that has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
As families around central Virginia celebrate Thanksgiving, it’s safe to say that it’s a holiday season unlike any other. That’s especially true for one family that’s had to keep each other at arm’s length just to keep each other safe.
While many Americans celebrated Thanksgiving by eating turkey with their families, Indigenous people recognize it as National Day of Mourning, a day their land was stolen.
COVID-19 cases are expected to tick up after the Thanksgiving holiday, which means local governments, schools, and health departments will keep a close eye on community health in the coming weeks.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced communities all over to cancel many holiday events. The Waynesboro YMCA has found a way to keep a 22-year-old tradition in place while keeping everyone safe.
This Thanksgiving, veterans and volunteers are lifting up American heroes who have sacrificed so much for this country. As COVID-19 cases surge, and some are struggling with isolation, some are finding comfort in engaging in arts and crafts.
As coronavirus cases rise across much of the United States, Albemarle County Public Schools are discussing what it would take to move completely back to virtual learning.
The email, which was sent on Wednesday evening, also shared that those five students will be isolated at home for at least 10 days, following public health guidance.
“Dopesick,” a Hulu limited series will film in Virginia, according to Gov. Ralph Northam’s office. The series was inspired by Virginia author Beth Macy’s bestselling book “Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America.”
