Two local men were rescued Wednesday afternoon by firefighters in Fluvanna County when the lift they were using to repair a chimney malfunctioned, trapping them some 40 feet in the air.
A 63-year old former Civil War re-enactor from Winchester has pleaded guilty in federal court to referencing Unite the Right in emailing threatening letters and planting a pipe bomb during a 2017 event at the Cedar Creek Battlefield.
Charlottesville City Council approves Inez Gonzalez as the new Executive Director of the Police Civilian Oversight Board.
The Albemarle County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office announces multiple individuals indicted on a couple of charges involving the August 11, 2017 torchlight march on University of Virginia Grounds.
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The Charlottesville School Board chose Thursday night to pause the renaming of Burnley-Moran and Johnson elementary schools in order to find more suitable names.
Albemarle Parks & Rec is putting out the annual call for lifeguards, beach managers, summer recreation leaders, seasonal groundworkers, and more.
UVA Athletics has a special offer for ACPS students, faculty, staff, administrators, and their families: four free tickets to attend the Virginia baseball game against Pitt this Sunday.
It’s Founder’s Day today at the University of Virginia, an annual event commemorating Thomas Jefferson’s birthday on April 13, 1743.
Charlottesville City Council quickly and unanimously passed a 2024 budget that’s a little more than $4-million more than what City Manager Michael Rogers proposed this past winter, and keeps taxes were they are.
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