Dr. Peter Jackson published an article in the online researcher journal The Conversation, highlighting the data and risks behind avian influenza, M-pox and the Oropouche virus.
The Charlottesville Free Clinic announced Monday it is bracing for a significant increase in patient demand as federal changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies and Medicaid funding take effect, resulting in thousands of local residents losing or facing barriers to affordable health coverage.
Changes in leadership did not affect UVA Health University Medical Center’s status is they remained one of two Virginia hospitals among the Becker’s Hospital Review list of “100 Great Hospitals in America: 2025”.
Charlottesville’s City Manager has scheduled three community budget forums in the next week where people will use fake money instructing them how real money is spent.
“It could be that President Beardsley is only there for a short period of time,” said former University of Virginia chief legal counsel Tim Heaphy Friday morning on NewsRadio WINA.
The Augusta County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office has determined the Dec. 17 shooting death of a suspect by a county deputy were “actions… not only justified, but entirely necessary”.
New ACFR chief David Puckett said he’ll rely on the third-party report that examined staffing issues and response times for the department.
The new paperless downtown parking garage payment system has raised serious concerns among City Councilors as evidenced by a nearly one-hour discussion at the first meeting of 2026.
The City of Charlottesville has advised about four road closings to come from January through March at Jefferson Park Avenue and Stadium Road.
Remote Area Medical, or RAM, is looking for volunteers to provide free medical, dental, and vision care at an upcoming clinic March 21-22 in Fishersville.
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