Virginia men's basketball head coach Tony Bennett says the 18th ranked Cavaliers 'better lace 'em up tight' when they face former Blue Ridge star Aamir Simms and the 12th ranked Clemson Tigers on Saturday.
Attorneys Renée Flaherty and Keith Neely argued that the tax was unfair because nowhere in the city’s code did it say freelance authors were subject to the tax.
We asked why the university feels comfortable bringing students back for in-person classes, starting on February 1, when we are in the toughest days yet of the coronavirus pandemic.
In Staunton, water and sewer customers may be eligible for utility relief if they or someone in their household have been financially affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
One Albemarle High School sophomore is stepping up to the plate after dealing with her own challenges and seeing others struggle with mental health during the pandemic.
The Augusta County SPCA was on hand at the Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport Friday to receive over 30 dogs, mostly puppies, from the Wings of Rescue program.
The Nelson County School Board voted unanimously to extend remote learning, citing coronavirus concerns. Schools are now set to see students February 15 instead of February 1.
King’s Daughters Community Health and Rehabilitation Center and Envoy of Staunton, both of which are Consulate Health Care facilities, are dealing with ongoing COVID-19 outbreaks.
About 2,400 personnel from the Virginia National Guard are on the ground in Washington D.C. to assist local law enforcement leading up to the 59th Presidential Inauguration on Jan. 20.
In a statement, Henrico police said a Sandston resident reported receiving the letter this week with “a disturbing message concerning political retribution from a known hate group.”
The pandemic has made it harder for some folks to put food on the table, but now some people in Charlottesville are stepping up to cater to those who may be hungry.
The investigation into Samantha Clarke's 2010 disappearance is now being considered an abduction and homicide investigation by the Town of Orange Police Department.
The Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) says there has been a delay in implementing the unemployment benefit programs through the “Continued Assistance to Unemployed Workers Act of 2020”.
A dive team plans to use side-scan sonar to search for a Maryland man whose truck drove off the Chesapeake Bay Bride-Tunnel in Virginia on December 29, 2020.
Heart failure affects roughly 5.7 million Americans and that’s why doctors at the University of Virginia are working on a therapy to improve the quality of life for their patients suffering from this disease.
Staunton City Council welcomed a new city attorney who hails from Charlottesville, but first, councilors addressed the future of their meetings, as they continue to struggle with communication, despite some expressing a desire to work together.
Despite limited ability to practice while in quarantine, sophomore Casey Morsell scored a season-high 15 points, and made a career-best three 3-pointers in UVA's 80-68 victory over Notre Dame on Wednesday night.
Wednesday, a bill was introduced in the Virginia General Assembly to abolish the death penalty in the Commonwealth, and this morning, several Commonwealth’s Attorneys met to show their support.
Nearly a year and a half after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center Commission, an appeals court is ordering the judge to go back and look at the case through a different lens.
Officials with the town of Rocky Mount, Virginia are looking to clarify information about the investigation into two police officers charged with federal offenses stemming from the violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
Delegate Rob Bell is focusing on some key changes for mental and behavioral health and ID laws for Virginians with special needs in his seven bills before the General Assembly.
The Virginia Department of Health announced Thursday additional Walgreens locations will provide Abbott BinaxNOW rapid antigen testing at no cost for those who may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Chesterfield state Senator Amanda Chase is facing a possible censure in the Senate following her involvement in last week’s rally-turned-insurrection at the United States Capitol.
Middle River Regional Jail reports two additional inmates have tested positive for the coronavirus since its last COVID-19 facility-wide testing on Jan. 13.
The National Guard announced it can not logistically accept donations of any kind for its members in Washington D.C. ahead of the presidential inauguration.
Chip Boyles has been selected as Charlottesville’s new city manager after a spell of leadership turnover. City Council made the announcement in a press conference this afternoon.
There has not been a jackpot winner in the Mega Millions drawings since September of 2019 and now the grand prize is soaring again, increasing to $750 million.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many retail owners to pivot how they do business in order to keep their doors open, and for some in Albemarle County, those alterations have been a game changer.
Applications are open for Charlottesville-area high school juniors and seniors to apply for a paid internship offered by Bank of America to learn skills at a nonprofit.
As coronavirus cases surge in the Commonwealth and across the country, there’s some good news when it comes to the health of our community: flu cases are down.
They discussed the similarities between the events of August 12, 2017, in Charlottesville, and the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday.
Five different players scored in double-figures, and the No. 18 Virginia men’s basketball team defeated Notre Dame 80-68 on Wednesday at John Paul Jones Arena.
Two men who were arrested in connection to a deadly shooting at a Staunton apartment back in July were in court Wednesday. Community members looking for justice gathered outside.
Richmond Public Schools have cancelled this school year’s fall sports seasons, according to several members of the athletic department staff. Fall sports practices can begin on February 4 in accordance with VHSL guidelines.
On Wednesday, the Albemarle County and Charlottesville Commonwealth’s Attorneys discussed issues surrounding criminal justice reform on Zoom with the Senior Statesmen of Virginia.
Two Rocky Mount Police Department officers have been charged by federal authorities with misdemeanors stemming from their presence at violent protests in Washington, D.C. January 6, 2021.
The Virginia Department of Health says it is safest to quarantine for 14 days if you test positive for COVID-19 or if you were in close contact with someone who did, but that is difficult if you’re living in a house with family or roommates.
While learning in a mostly-virtual world, a photography class at Monticello High School is getting insights on how to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
The U.S. Forest Service has approved the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s proposed route through part of the Jefferson National Forest in West Virginia and Virginia.
