Nine newborn puppies in Albemarle County could make a big difference in the lives of people with disabilities down the road. Right now, the puppies are just three-weeks old.
October means we’re just weeks away from Halloween, and even though this year’s celebrations may seem different, a home in Fluvanna County is keeping the spooky spirit alive for kids and their families.
emocratic Senator Tim Kaine criticized President Donald Trump’s performance on the debate stage, likening his refusal to accept the results of the election, if he doesn’t win, to that of a military dictator.
Virginia 5th district congressman says it was disappointing there was so little policy talk and so much yelling at the first presidential debate Tuesday night.
As schools prepare to make decisions on the future of in-person learning, new data from the Virginia Department of Health could help administrators and school boards.
Former Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr., was paid an unadjusted sum of two years' base salary Tuesday, owed under his pre-existing employment contract before his August resignation.
The Virginia Department of Health is releasing new data showing potential safety concerns when it comes to school reopening. The question now is how schools will use this data and how important will it be in the decision-making process.
A raffle held in the name of Bob Good’s campaign at Saturday’s ‘God, Guns, and a Good Time Rally’ in Fluvanna County appears to have violated state gambling and campaign finance laws.
The old Orange County courthouse, located in the town of Orange, is being cleaned up and outfitted with new cameras to be able to once again accommodate jury trials.
On September 24, the National Historic Trust announced that it had chosen Rawassek, the ancestral Monacan capital, as one of its 11 Most Endangered Historic Places for 2020.
“We are paying the same amount in tuition, but in additional fees we’re paying more than in previous years for a quality of education that has not been in line with previous semesters,” said VCU Senior Sunny Lee.
The project is scheduled to take 90 days from start to finish and will encompass the part of East Main Street between the train tracks crossing and up to including the intersection of East Main, Byrd Street, and May Fray Avenue.
Virginia Senator Tim Kaine says republicans are rushing to fil the empty seat left open by the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg so they can repeal the Affordable Care Act.
As COVID-19 surges in prisons across Virginia, lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union are pushing the State Department of Corrections to hire outside experts to evaluate overall response.
Albemarle County’s top prosecutor Jim Hingeley was one of three progressive prosecutors who shared what needs to be done at an event hosted by the TomTom Foundation.
Democrat incumbent Mark Warner and Republican challenger Daniel Gade debated virtually everything from healthcare to when Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat on the supreme court should be filled.
Although the Virginia Film Festival cannot happen in person this year, movie lovers will be able to experience the joys of the cinema virtually. The festival will run from October 21 to October 25.
Tuesday night, leaders of James Madison University gave an update to Harrisonburg City Council on their return plan for early October and students' behavior so far in the first part of the semester.
Her career spans 40 years teaching family and consumer sciences to middle schoolers in Louisa County. Now, she’s being nationally recognized for her dedication to the job.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is encouraging Americans to avoid higher-risk Halloween activities like trick-or-treating in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Dozens of recommendations for how to fix disproportionality in the criminal justice system were submitted to Charlottesville City Council Monday night. So, what’s next?
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam is announcing a new plan to refinance debt related to construction on college campuses, a move he said will save public colleges $300 million over the next two years.
Swenson says this requested increase by Aqua Virginia which constitutes a 10.8% increase in water revenues and a 3.4% in wastewater revenues is just too much
The COVID-19 outbreak at the Fluvanna’s Correctional Center for Women is worsening. The case count nearly tripled after the entire facility was tested.
Voters will have more than just candidates for office to choose between this election. The ballot in the November election will feature two proposed state constitutional amendments.
A Louisa County man previously found guilty of all charges in connection to the disappearance and exploitation of a 14-year-old that sparked nationwide attention was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
The Culpeper Police Department (CPD) has charged a man with first degree murder after an incident on Friday night left one man dead and another in the hospital.
Finn Proctor and his partner Rogue, a deaf Australian shepherd, are competing to defend her title as toss and fetch champion, while spreading awareness about dogs with special needs.
The ongoing cold war between Greene County and the Rapidan Service Authority (RSA) heated up this week, with a multimillion dollar lawsuit filed, and two members of the Greene County Board of Supervisors sitting on the RSA board effectively silenced.
It’s a highly anticipated election year and that means scammers are out there posing as election officials, fundraisers, and pollsters. And voting scams begin long before you even head to the polls.
The Virginia Department of Elections has launched a new absentee mail-in ballot tracker to allow voters to follow their ballots before receiving them, and after they’re sent back to the registrar, to make sure they're processed.
University of Virginia students are coping under quarantine as an initial report of five COVID-19 cases has risen to 15 total confirmed cases as part of point-prevalence testing.
Amazon Studios paid a visit to the Stonefield Shopping Center Thursday night to get people registered to vote and promote their new documentary about voter suppression.
Many UVA students will be voting for the first time in the 2020 election and several groups across the commonwealth are trying to get them to vote early.
Inmates and activists say the coronavirus outbreak at the Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women is complicating the standard of care inside the walls and barbed wire.
A nonprofit called legacieats began as a Youtube channel and now provides meals and groceries to whoever is in need. The couple behind legacieates have delivered over 10,000 meals to people in the area of Charlottesville and Augusta County.
After a flyover in the nation’s capital to mark the 75th anniversary of WWII ending, the Capital Wing of the Commemorative Air Force will offer warbird rides in Culpeper.
Officials are hoping to welcome the public by November, but the trail is currently closed to visitors with signs on either side, saying trespassers will be prosecuted.
TJHD health officials note that Albemarle County's COVID-19 ordinances prevents spread of the virus, but case rates are expected to increase as cases from UVA students continue to rise.
Wintergreen Resort General Manager Rod Kessler says there are tentative plans to start the ski season on December 11. However, that is dependent on the weather.
Mayors of both Confederate capital cities, both Black men, discussed their experiences with racism and action taken in their cities during calls for racial justice.
