News

CPD investigating overnight burglary

CPD investigating overnight burglary

Photo: Saga Communications


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The Charlottesville Police Department is investigating a robbery that happened between 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and 12:00 a.m. Friday in the 100 block of Madison Lane.

At 1:00 a.m. Friday, a resident reported someone entering their residence and stealing several items of value.

No description was provided.

Anyone with information is related to the case is asked to call the Charlottesville Police at (434) 970-3280.

Latest News

2 hours ago in Charlottesville City, Local

UPDATED: Charlottesville Middle School on 2-hour delay Wednesday

Fresh
Cville Middle commons area

Charlottesville Middle School is on a 2-hour Wednesday morning delay because of a lack of heat in the building.

2 hours ago in Albemarle County, Local, Surrounding Counties

Louisa Co. Sheriff’s Office, and the region, mourn loss of most senior K-9

Ally with Lt. Patrick Sheridan

The Louisa County Sheriff's Office is mourning, and condolences are being sent from all over Central Virginia, after the death over the weekend of the sheriff's office's most senior K9, Ally,

17 hours ago in Entertainment

‘Sinners,’ ‘Wicked: For Good,’ ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ advance in Oscars shortlists

Ryan Coogler's bluesy vampire thriller "Sinners," the big screen musical "Wicked: For Good" and the Netflix phenomenon "KPop Demon Hunters" are all a step closer to an Oscar nomination.

20 hours ago in Charlottesville City, Local

City Council approves Dairy Road Bridge reconstruction urging expedited construction time

Dairy Road Bridge project

Charlottesville City Council endorsed the $12.6-million Dairy Road Bridge reconstruction project on Monday night, but not before giving staff marching orders to negotiate an incentive to shorten the construction time projected at this time as 12-to-14 months.

23 hours ago in Charlottesville City, Crime, Local

City ends Flock pilot program over federal data base concerns

City Manager Sam Sanders at City Council

The city had paused using the video license plate reading system in October. Now, it announced it won't be resuming using it.