Members from the Charlottesville Clergy Collective, the African American Pastors Council, and UVA’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes came together for an interfaith prayer vigil honoring those lost to gun violence this year.
Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) is a program through which businesses can apply for financing to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions.
Experts from all across UVA Children’s Hospital gathered to celebrate Pediatric Research Day by sharing their research with one another and the community.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Virginia is getting additional resources to make sure that everyone who commits a crime is held accountable.
Former Charlottesville Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy is trying to make sure every kid in the city has a bicycle for the summer, but he needs help gathering donations to make that possible.
Spinal injuries can have lifelong effects including paralysis depending on the severity of the injury, but new research from UVA Health may hold the key to improving recovery.
UVA Health and Sentara Healthcare say they are notifying people of a cyber incident involving Virginia-based Credit Control Corporation, a third-party vendor.
The federally-funded Central Virginia Voucher Program gives people a chance to afford a home. However, with a tight rental market in the Charlottesville area, even when they have that ticket in-hand, that chance can disappear.
Researchers at the University of Virginia are calling on the National Institute of Health, as well as the whole country, to take steps to reduce health disparities faced by people with disabilities.
A Charlottesville Circuit Court judge is denying a request from one of the parties suing the city over the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.