On Jan. 6, 2021, Michael Fanone was a D.C. police officer working on a narcotics case when he got a call his partner telling him to turn on his police radio. Three years later, he’s dedicated his life to combating political rhetoric and lies that lead to violence. He shared his experience on Charlottesville Right Now.
SHADWELL – Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello today announced the launch of a new, limited-time Revolutionary […]
Editors of James Madison University’s student publication The Breeze are accusing the University and Student Government Association of Freedom of Information Act violations by suddenly ejecting reporters from covering an SGA Tuesday night meeting that was quickly designated “closed”.
Dennis Charles Leonardi, age 84, of Zion Crossroads, VA passed away on February 28, […]
Dolly Sheffield Bradley, 83, of Afton passed away on Wednesday, February 28, 2024 at […]
A lot is speculated about cellphone battery leakage effects on our bodies, but medical researchers are learning leakage from the “batteries” powering our own bodily cells have detrimental effects.
The Wahoos earned a gritty road win to keep NCAA Tournament hopes alive.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – University of Virginia’s men’s lacrosse team takes on […]
RICHMOND, VA (AP) — A bill that would have let people serving with prison […]
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLERIGHTNOW) – Concerns over student safety have prompted the University of Virginia’s […]