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UVA Sports
23 hours ago
Virginia women’s basketball survives Stanford’s fourth quarter charge

Kymora Johnson scored 25 points as UVA downed the Cardinal, 75-69.

Crime
1 day ago
VSP weekly crime suppression report shows $2.4m in denied revenue from seized narcotics

Seized narcotics totaled 79 pounds.

UVA Sports
2 days ago
Bench leads the way as No. 15 Virginia rallies past Ohio State

Chance Mallory and Ugo Onyenso came off the bench to lead No. 15 Virginia to a 70-66 win over Ohio State on Saturday night in Nashville, Tenn., the Cavaliers’ sixth straight victory.

dog and cat
Local
2 days ago
Leading insurer urges keeping pets away from the chocolate Valentines

When it comes to celebrating Valentine’s Day with generous distribution of chocolate this coming weekend, one of the nation’s leading pet insurers urges making sure pets don’t get into what’s goodies to humans, but not to them.

UVA Sports
3 days ago
UVA baseball opens Chris Pollard era with win over Wagner

The ‘Hoos offense erupted in the sixth inning to send them to a 13-7 victory.

AEA members applaud
Albemarle County
3 days ago
Albemarle School Board approves first-ever collective bargaining agreement

The Albemarle County School Board Thursday night approved two contracts, one for licensed and the other for unlicensed contracts, as the first ever under the county’s new collective bargaining ordinance the Board of Supervisors passed in April 2024.

10-to-1 Congressional map proposal
Election
3 days ago
State Supreme Court rules redistricting referendum can occur while it considers the case

The Virginia Supreme Court has set an agenda for considering the redistricting constitutional amendment, but procedures will have “no effect on the referendum scheduled for April 21, 2026”.

Albemarle County
3 days ago
Albemarle County students walk-out to protest ICE

Close to 300 students walked out of Albemarle County High School Friday morning in a protest against ICE actions across the nation. The students left from school property just before 11 a.m., carrying signs and chanting as they marched down Hydraulic Ave.

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