Jay Hart

Jay Hart is a news reporter with CvilleRightNow.com. Reach him by email at jhart@charlottesvilleradiogroup.com or call 434-977-6397.

Albemarle County
3 years ago
Arrest in shots fired that closed Preston Avenue May 16 during afternoon rush

 An arrest, but not much more information, on gunshots that closed a portion of Preston Avenue during the May 16 afternoon rush.

Local
3 years ago
Orange County Sheriff looking for missing woman

ORANGE (WINA) – The Orange County Sheriff is looking for a missing 46-year old woman. Megan […]

Local
3 years ago
State Police looking for vehicle in fatal Augusta County hit-and-run

State Police are looking for anyone who can help them find a vehicle that fled a fatal hit-and-run pedestrian crash Wednesday night just west of Staunton. 

Albemarle County
3 years ago
Stamp Out Hunger collects more than 115,000 pounds of food

Totals are in from the Blue Ridge Area Foodbank from the Stamp Out Hunger effort

Local
3 years ago
Skeletal remains found in Augusta County

A chilling discovery as a contractor digging footers for a new home in Fishersville has found skeletal remains.

Albemarle County
3 years ago
UVa Health and Sentara Healthcare report hack of debt collection vendor

UVa Health and Sentara Healthcare report they’re notifying those affected by a hack two months ago involving their third-party debt collection vendor.

Albemarle County
3 years ago
Head Football Coach Tony Elliott video letter to the UVa community

As the University of Virginia completes an academic year like no other, and hopefully never has another like it again, head football coach Tony Elliott made a two-and-a-half minute video “Letter to the UVa Community”.

Charlottesville City
3 years ago
Buford MS modernization gets chunk of money from state

The Buford Middle School modernization under construction right now is getting a nice shot in the arm from the state. 

Albemarle County
3 years ago
Albemarle Police seek man missing since May 7

 Albemarle County Police is seeking the public’s help finding a 21-year old man who has not been heard from for a-week-and-a-half.

Local
3 years ago
Restitution and community service for WMHS vandals, but no criminal charges

Greene County Schools administrators says the investigation into last Thursday night’s vandalism at William Monroe High School that necessitated closing school last Friday is complete, and those responsible are being held accountable.