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.
The investigation into Samantha Clarke's 2010 disappearance is now being considered an abduction and homicide investigation by the Town of Orange Police Department.
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.
On Wednesday, the Albemarle County and Charlottesville Commonwealth’s Attorneys discussed issues surrounding criminal justice reform on Zoom with the Senior Statesmen of Virginia.
The Virginia State Police announced early Wednesday, January 13, that the AMBER Alert has been canceled. Authorities say the child has been safely located, and the alleged abductor is in custody.
Visiting rules are changing at the University of Virginia Health System. This comes in response to an increase in COVID-19 cases around Charlottesville and across Virginia.
The first thing on many minds after the COVID-19 vaccination is seeing loved ones again, perhaps even hugging them. Experts with Virginia’s Department of Health say visitation at retirement homes is unlikely to happen for a while.
The Blue Ridge Health District breaks down who will be next in line for the vaccine, but says there are still many uncertainties about when the transition to the next phase of the vaccine roll-out will start.
The Blue Ridge Health District, which includes Charlottesville and Albemarle County, is now reporting the highest rate of positive coronavirus cases since mid-April.
Workers at Virginia Commonwealth University are removing Confederate-associated names from its buildings in response to a resolution calling on them to be taken down.
The President of the Richmond Food Truck Association has resigned after comments made on social media following the violence at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday.
The airing of “Jeopardy!” on Wednesday, Jan. 6, was preempted due to breaking news of the riot at the U.S. Capitol. NBC29 will air the episode, one of the final episodes of Alex Trebek, today at 4:30 p.m.
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative was recently awarded $4.8 million in federal funds. Those funds will be used to assist member-owners who have fallen behind on their electric bill payments due to an covid-19 hardship.
A joint session of Congress will meet Wednesday, January 6, to certify the Electoral College results from the 2020 presidential election. Some Republicans, including Congressman Bob Good of Virginia, plan to object the results, citing widespread voter fraud.
Despite a record low of people traveling through Richmond International Airport, Transportation Security Administration officials said they closed out 2020 by catching the highest number of guns in a single year.
Police say they plan to be aggressive with enforcing this one. First time caught it’s a $125 fine. If you are caught a second time or in a work zone and your forking out $250.
December 31 marked the last day of the statewide moratorium on evictions in Virginia. Though different restrictions, there is still a nationwide ban on evictions until January 31, 2021.
The LISC-Lowe’s Rural Relief Small Business Grants program deadline of Tuesday, January 5 is fast approaching. Small Businesses in rural counties with populations of less than 50,000 are eligible, which includes Greene, Louisa, Fluvanna and Nelson among others.
James Madison’s Montpelier will be closed from January 1-15. The closure will give the staff a much-needed week break after the holidays as well as provide time for routine maintenance on the property.
A UVA Health doctor is busting myths after a lot of talk about a California nurse who tested positive for COVID-19 more than a week after getting the vaccine.
With 2021 approaching, some residents in the central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley may start prepping to set off fireworks in celebration of leaving 2020 behind. While it may be a fun tradition, you’ll need to consider the county or city where you live and their fireworks laws.
The 2019 National Teacher of the Year, Richmond’s own Rodney Robinson, is apologizing after sending a tweet calling for the attack of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
The Virginia Department of Transportation is alerting folks about an upcoming project at School Bus Road (Route 767) and Davis Highway (Route 22/208) in Louisa County.
The vaccination process in the battle against COVID-19 has made its way to the Thomas Jefferson Health District headquarters, as the staff who will soon administer the vaccine got it themselves.
Police say one suspect involved in a deadly home invasion that occurred in Caroline County is dead after shooting himself and a second suspect has been arrested.
Holiday shopping looked drastically different this year. The big question is, will this season’s shopping trends be enough to help area businesses hurting from the coronavirus pandemic get back on their feet?
RMC Events has announced the creation of 100 new full and part-time jobs. The company is actively recruiting for External Services positions to provide support at a growing number of client job sites across central Virginia.
VDOT, Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission, as well as Fluvanna and Louisa counties are working together on an improvement study for the Zion Crossroads Corridor. Now, they are asking the public to help.
