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4 weeks ago
Two fires that shut down a portion of Skyline Drive were among 152 total during fall fire season
The Virginia Department of Forestry reported 152 wildfires burned in the fall fire season.
4 weeks ago
Insurance changes could make access to weight loss drugs easier
Two UVA Health physicians who work with diabetes and obesity patients are celebrating what will be better access to weight loss drugs.
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Tim Heaphy explains origins of new law firm partnership with Jack Smith
Former US Attorney for Western District of Virginia, former UVA chief counsel, and former Jan. 6 House Select Committee head legal counsel Tim Heaphy is opening a new law firm with the former January 6 special prosecutor Jack Smith next month.
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ACPD investigating fraud scheme in parking lots
Two hit their marks, with other victims approached while seen by onlookers.
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Culpeper man dies in Wednesday morning crash on Afton Mountain
State Police report a Culpeper County man dead in a traffic crash on I-64 early Wednesday morning on Afton Mountain.
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Presidential selection committee will interview candidates in closed sessions over next 15 days
Despite opposition from UVA faculty, staff and students, as well as Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger, the school's Board of Visitors' presidential search committee will continue to interview candidates for the position over the next 15 days.
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UVA’s Board pressing on with presidential search despite objections
The group will now also meet Dec. 19 and Jan. 6 to discuss candidates, an apparent sign that it is pressing on with the search for the next president despite five unfilled seats and growing campus mistrust in the process.
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Anonymous gift to meet grocery needs of Charlottesville schools families
An anonymous donor has given $140,000 to meet the grocery needs of Charlottesville City Schools students and their families this winter.
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Albemarle Police earns another state accreditation
Albemarle County Police reported a sixth reaccreditation from the state after what they described as a "year-long effort to comprehensively modernize its policies and overhaul its Evidence and Property Unit".
