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UVA Sports
1 year ago
Former UVA basketball, football player Mark Cooke now CavFutures COO

Mark Cooke, who played two sports at UVA, is back in Charlottesville to work with CavFuture Marketing.

Albemarle County
1 year ago
VSP 3A Task Force executes pair of search warrants in city

Virginia State’s Police 3A Task Force executed a pair of search warrants in the city on Thursday afternoon and early evening.

Sports
1 year ago
Barber: UVA has the pieces, but can Elliott deliver?

Virginia football coach Tony Elliott believes, in his fourth year, the program finally has the depth and talent to stack up with other ACC teams.

Education
1 year ago
Sales tax holiday now underway

Virginians will be able to buy able to buy emergency preparedness items and qualifying school supplies without tax through Sunday.

Crime
1 year ago
Man wanted in Fluvanna arrested in Charlottesville

Michael Wayne Morris was wanted on six charges, including assaulting a family member, brandishing a firearm and felony hit & run.

Crime
1 year ago
Man who burned a Danville city councilman intended to kill him, police say

Suspect Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes later told police his goal was to kill Vogler.

Local
1 year ago
Grace Kelley, daughter of Wynonna Judd, shares her troubled life story on Schilling Show

Grace Kelley, the daughter of country music star Wynonna Judd, shares a life story filled with troubles.

Local Sports
1 year ago
Tom Sox fall to Strasburg in decisive game of Valley League championship series

Strasburg best Charlottesville in a best-of-three series to win the Valley League championship.

Joe Platania
Crime
1 year ago
Commonwealth’s Attorney Platania details “global” approach to prosecution, addresses repeat offenders and gangs

Midway through 2025, Charlottesville Police Department and its officers have dealt with fentanyl drug busts, unconfirmed gang activity, and continued gun violence.   

Albemarle County
1 year ago
ACPD chief lauds drop in violent crimes, efforts of his officers

Albemarle County Police Chief Col. Sean Reeves praised the work of his department and pointed to an overall drop in violent crime.