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2 weeks ago

Cville Police arrest suspect in Monday morning Downtown Mall assault

The suspect is accused of hitting a victim in the head with a rock.

2 weeks ago

Families making mental and physical preparations on the weekend before school starts

UVA Health child psychologist said anxiety is normal for children before school starts

3 weeks ago

For City Manager, emergency shelter progress an ’emotional’ issue

Sam Sanders and his staff have found it possible to open emergency shelter at Holiday Drive while continuing construction, despite Sanders' previously believing it to be impossible.

3 weeks ago

Gov. Spanberger announces intervention in Dominion Energy-NextEra merger

Spanberger is expected to push for certain assurances from Dominion as it goes before the State Corporation Commission for approval of the deal.

3 weeks ago

CPD seeks convicted felon in connection with 5th St. Station shooting

20-year-old Nysoun Gardner has been identified as the suspect in Thursday morning's shooting, which left three people injured.

3 weeks ago

City Council approves up to $4 million to open low-barrier shelter

The city will contract with outside agencies to run the facility at 2000 Holiday Dr.

3 weeks ago

City Council to consider spending $4 million for emergency sheltering of homeless

This comes as the city continues to move forward with its plan to clear the Free Bridge homeless encampment on or around Sept. 1 and open the property at 2000 Holiday Dr. as a temporary shelter.

3 weeks ago

UVA involved with companies receiving three state grants for biomedical research

Governor Spanberger announces $2.4 million Virginia Catalyst grants for surgical antibiotic delivery, blood loss prevention product, and ultrasonic bone fracture healing

3 weeks ago

Drought conditions have not improved locally

Rain forecast every day next week will have impact on reservoirs right now around 90%, but extent of help is not known

3 weeks ago

PVCC course addresses area dental hygienist shortage

Virginia Dental Association finds the state has 6,515 dentists in the workforce compared to 5,372 dental hygienists, a ratio that can delay patient care. 

4 weeks ago

ODU did not inquire about criminal past of student who shot and killed Charlottesville native Brandon Shah

Report says Shah fought back with "extraordinary heroism" that prevented further shootings.

4 weeks ago

Paint the Town Orange moved to Aug. 28

The event on the eve of the team's home opener against North Carolina State will include a pep rally and spirit walk.

1 month ago

VHHA: self-paying Va. ER visits increased 49% from 2022 to 2025

VHHA noted this is before major Medicaid cuts, which will likely result in more uninsured ER visits in the future.

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