Charlottesville Public Works is alerting the public about a week early about construction work associated around the new Ivy Road high-rise that will affect travel lands next weekend.
AARP Virginia urges extreme caution avoiding fraud as they point out Federal Trade Commission numbers estimating theft through fraud in 2023 in the United States may have been as high as $158.3-billion.
Jim Ryan Friday served his last day as UVA’s President before stepping down for COO JJ Davis to become President, the day after the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR) sent George Mason University notice of a Title VI investigation regarding hiring and promotions.
After Governor Glenn Youngkin received last year’s top-ranking with much fanfare, Virginia has fallen from the top spot to number-4 in the nation in CNBC’s “Top States for Business” rankings
Because of a scheduling conflict at its usual site, the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank has to change Friday’s Dillwyn Mobile Food Pantry location.
A Fairfax County Circuit Court judge will likely hear a preliminary injunction motion July 25 by Virginia Senate Democratic leaders to keep Ken Cuccinelli from sitting on the next UVA Board of Visitors meeting.
Albemarle County Communications Director Abbey Stumpf is revealing the cyber incident that necessitated a shutdown of internet for a few days in county offices was a ransomware attack, and county resident data such as names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and other similar identifiers may have been illegally accessed.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Fluvanna and Louisa counties until 2 A.M. in the eastern parts of the Charlottesville area, but spares generally at Keswick and Gordonsville and points west
Richmond’s police chief is apologizing to that community for federal immigration enforcement access through the Flock system that Charlottesville Police has taken action to prevent.
Governor Youngkin has shared his family had to be rescued from property he owns on the Guadalupe River in Texas during July 4 flooding.
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