The former UVA wide receiver was back in court on Tuesday, as his defense attorneys are still seeking the data dump from his accuser’s phone.
The 32-hour course is open to the public, with the aim of teaching more parents and professionals how to properly install car seats.
Storm, a former university administrator and member of the ACPS Long-Range Planning Advisory Committee, will serve through 2027.
Residents packed the Jefferson School to voice their concerns and anger at the project’s developers.
The 39th annual festival will feature 120 films and over 100 guests. It will run from Oct. 21-25.
The defense and prosecution in Michael Swiney’s case are looking into joining the charges into one case in an effort to keep everything in a single trial.
In a letter to the community over a month after filing a lawsuit against the track’s owner, Foxfield Racing described what they called “a hostile takeover.”
The 10th & Page neighborhood association will be hosting a community meeting at the Jefferson School on Wednesday at 6 p.m. with the project’s developers.
Gray will receive the Virginia Film Festival Outstanding Achievement in Directing Award and will participate in a conversation after the screening of his new film, “Paper Tiger.”
Virginia’s senior senator campaigned alongside Perriello in Charlottesville just one day after Gov. Abigail Spanberger did the same.
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