Charlottesville City
21 hours ago
Albemarle County names new Fire Rescue chief
David Puckett, who has 27 years of service at ACFR. starts Thursday.
1 day ago
New license plate scanning parking garage system raises City Councilor concerns
The new paperless downtown parking garage payment system has raised serious concerns among City Councilors as evidenced by a nearly one-hour discussion at the first meeting of 2026.
1 day ago
City advises of JPA and Stadium Road closures Jan. through March
The City of Charlottesville has advised about four road closings to come from January through March at Jefferson Park Avenue and Stadium Road.
1 day ago
UVA RAM seeks volunteers for March Fishersville free clinic
Remote Area Medical, or RAM, is looking for volunteers to provide free medical, dental, and vision care at an upcoming clinic March 21-22 in Fishersville.
2 days ago
John F. Harris selected UVA Health System Board public member
The University of Virginia Board of Visitors has approved John F. Harris as a public, non-voting member of the UVA Health System Board.
3 days ago
Juandiego Wade chosen for second term as Charlottesville’s mayor
Natalie Oschrin will be the city's vice mayor.
3 days ago
City School Board experimenting with later meeting time
By starting an hour later, at 6 p.m., the Board hopes to jumpstart community engagement.
3 days ago
Charlottesville Christmas tree pickup starts Jan. 12
The City of Charlottesville will be doing curbside Christmas tree pickup for recycling next week.
5 days ago
Charlottesville man charged with armed robberies at Pantops Shopping Center
Stephen T. Agner, a 64-year-old convicted felon, is being held without bond.
5 days ago
UVA psychologist: Less than one-third make New Year’s resolutions
A UVA psychologist’s informal polling on New Year's resolutions finding 30% of people make them, but she doesn't have data how many of them were successful.
6 days ago
ACPD charges Verona woman in connection with jail drug investigation
Police allege the woman attempted to smuggle drugs into the jail concealed in a medical brace.
6 days ago
Wind causes landing plane to clip wingtip on tarmac at CHO
No one was injured but the Skywest Canadair flight from Chicago had to abort the attempt and then re-land.
1 week ago
Triple A: Plan a ‘get-home’ strategy before heading to a New Year’s Eve party
Some nuance this year to Triple A's annual New Year's Eve call not to drink and drive: Make your plan before you go out.
1 week ago
Spanberger chooses Counsel to Governor and Chief Diversity Officer
Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger named two key appointees in her upcoming Administration, one of whom will be Counsel to the Governor and the other named Chief Diversity Officer and Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
1 week ago
Albemarle, Greene, Cville GO TEC gets $1-million state grant
Albemarle County Public Schools was named by Governor Youngkin's office the recipient of a share of $6.2-million worth of state Growth and Opportunity Virginia (or GO Virginia) grants.
1 week ago
Flock CEO includes Charlottesville, Staunton in email blaming activists for cities dropping the company’s services
Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis said Flock Safety's CEO sent an "unprofessional" email blaming activists for multiple departments' decisions to end their relationships with the company.
1 week ago
Reeves drops out of race to challenge Warner
The race for the Republican nomination has whittled down to three.
1 week ago
Survey finds hospital favorability strong, health and pharmaceutical companies not so much
An end-of-year survey done by Mason-Dixon Polling by the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association shows Charlottesville area and Shenandoah Valley residents with highly favorable views of hospital care they have received here, but highly unfavorable views of health insurance and pharmaceutical companies.
1 week ago
Wind advisory means possible power outages Monday
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory Monday through 1 a.m. Tuesday.
2 weeks ago
Boil water advisory along 29 North lifted
Testing have shown the water to be safe, but ACSA recommends customers empty and clean any automatic ice makers and water chillers.
