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2 weeks ago
Charlottesville resident, JMU professor pleads guilty to possession of childhood pornography
William Chisholm Van Norman's charges included possession of child pornography, second offense.
2 weeks ago
Pedestrian bridge opening completes VDOT ‘Hydraulic Road/U.S. 29 bundle’ projects
VDOT is celebrating with the opening of the pedestrian bridge over 29 the completion of what it calls the "Hydraulic Road/U.S. 29 bundle", but there's still work to be done on one project.
2 weeks ago
Flags will be lowered on Friday to honor a POW declared missing in action in 1968
United States Navy Captain Thomas Edwin Scheurich will be laid to rest with full military honors.
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UVA researcher identifies first U.S. death from tick-borne meat allergy
A world-renowned UVA School of Medicine allergist has confirmed the first death in U.S. history of a "meat allergy" occurring after someone is bitten by a Lone Star tick.
2 weeks ago
Rabid cat confirmed in Charlottesville
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The Blue Ridge Health District (BRHD), in coordination with the Charlottesville Police Department, is…
2 weeks ago
NWS advises elevated fire risk throughout Thursday
The National Weather Service late Thursday morning included the Charlottesville area in a group all over Central and Northern Virginia, nearly all of Maryland, and Eastern West Virginia under an elevated fire risk through 5 p.m.
2 weeks ago
Habitat for Humanity Rake-a-Thon Saturday
Falling leaves are an opportunity for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville volunteers to do some service for not just homeowners, but for the organization itself.
2 weeks ago
Spanberger calls for pause on UVA Presidential selection process
Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger is calling on the University of Virginia Board of Visitors to pause its Presidential selection process until a full board is appointed and confirmed by the General Assembly.
2 weeks ago
Virginia 250 Passport launches on Veterans Day
Monticello, Montpelier and Highland are among the sites that are part of the program.
2 weeks ago
Gov. Youngkin announces feds will resume funding Virginia SNAP benefits this week
Virginia will receive federal SNAP funding after Trump administration loses Supreme Court hearing.
2 weeks ago
Virginia Senators Kaine, Warner differ on vote to end shutdown
Virginia's senior senator, Mark Warner, opposes the move.
2 weeks ago
Cornell University to pay $60M in deal with Trump administration to restore federal funding
Virginia’s deal included no payment at all.
3 weeks ago
UVA researchers find family forgetfulness cause in Alzheimer’s patients
Probably a couple of years away from human trials, new University of Virginia School of Medicine research has found in mouse studies the physiological cause of Alzheimer's patients forgetting family and friends, and a way to prevent it.
3 weeks ago
CPD has arrested second suspect in Halloween night shooting
Kaijon Cortez Sholes is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
3 weeks ago
UPDATE: Missing Albemarle woman found safe
Ashley Watkins was last seen in Earlysville early Friday morning.
3 weeks ago
Scouting for Food collections Saturday aim for an historic benchmark
Scouting America is set for its 13th annual Scouting For Food event this weekend, and the organization is hoping to break the 1-million pound benchmark for food collected in the Charlottesville area.
3 weeks ago
Gov. Youngkin to host Gov.-elect Spanberger at Richmond luncheon Thursday
Governor Glenn Youngkin pledged to be supportive during the 10 weeks of transition before Abigail Spanberger takes over the post.
3 weeks ago
Jury deliberates in lawsuit over the shooting of a former Newport News teacher
Abby Zwerner is seeking $40 million.
3 weeks ago
ACPD seeking indecent exposure suspect
Albemarle County Police are looking for a man who is wanted for exposing himself to children.
3 weeks ago
City, County officials report strong morning voter turnouts and robust early voting totals
Albemarle County reported 8.6% of registered voters had voted by 10 a.m., while Charlottesville was at 5.8%.
