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Charlottesville Area Transit is offering more options Route 7, one of its busiest routes.
Political analyst points to Trump's approval rating, gas prices and Iran War as factors shaping 2026 races.
The investment is intended to help health care providers reach people who may otherwise have to travel outside their communities for certain medical services.
The Blue Ridge Cigarette Tax Board met to discuss how new state enforcement of vaping laws could affect cigarette sales in Virginia.
Police have charged 22-year-old Avantae Brooks with attempted murder and the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, police said.
Green Shoot Brands acquired all 22 locations across seven Southeastern states.
7-Day Forecast
Virginia Union University students held a campus cleanup following two homecoming-week shootings that left three men injured.
The event was hosted by Fight Like a Grrrl Club, a local nonprofit that normally teaches free self-defense workshops across central Virginia.
From now until November 15, Ready Kids is accepting donations of kids’ coats, games and craft supplies.
The free event featured 25 vendors and live music and invited everyone to spend their Sunday with the community.
A program in Charlottesville is using tennis to build confidence in kids with developmental disabilities.
The Charlottesville Police Department was on scene for shots fired near the Taco Bell on 5th Street.
Blue Ridge Barbell, a women-owned gym, hosted its first-ever powerlifting meet Saturday.
The Halloween spirit was in full swing at Ting Pavilion, with games, costumes and activities for families.
The Crozet Book Fest brought out book lovers to the Crozet Jefferson-Madison Regional Library on Saturday.
‘Monster Mash’ brings free Halloween fun to Ting Pavilion this Saturday
A documentary following University of Virginia football through loss and recovery will close a Virginia Film Festival weekend filled with screenings, visiting actors and conversations with filmmakers.
Hundreds of hand-painted tiles have come together to create a new piece of public art in the Town of Louisa.
Gary Albert State Farm gave high school students this week another reason to buckle up on the road.
Blue Ridge Barbell meet set for Saturday will raise money for The Strength Initiative.
Drug take-back events across the nation will be held Saturday, October 24.
Peace Frogs Outfitters will begin collecting winter coats for the International Neighbors Coat Drive.
Three constitutional amendments are on Virginia’s November ballot, each decided by a simple majority of yes or no votes
The Jury in Commonwealth v. Michael Donovan and Richard Moore entered in the courtroom for the third day on the matter of the mental exploitation of Zachary Cruz.
Prosecutors say the decision allows more time to investigate, while defense attorneys maintain newly obtained evidence supports Edrine’s innocence.
With midterm elections approaching, political news can be harder to escape — from TV and social media to conversations with family and friends.
When the raft flips, Trevilians Elementary fifth grader Reginald Robinson knows what to do next.
Gearharts Fine Chocolates recalled nearly 5,000 chocolates after an incident in September.