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New Charlottesville City Attorney John Maddux has publicly shared an agreement reached with the Gentry Locke law firm which missed a filing deadline in the suit against the city’s new zoning code but keeps them on the case.
The group accuses Kennedy of pushing his dangerous anti-health and science agenda, lying to Congress, and pushing disinformation on American families.
If passed, the Appalachian Trail Centennial Act would use a public/private partnership expand and protect national trails across the United States.
Police must consider the risks to the public and themselves when engaging in high-speed pursuits of violators in vehicles.
The Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority is alerting the public to a big boom at lunchtime Thursday in the Fontaine Avenue area that will close the road for a little over five minutes.
City Public Works is advising permitted activity will occur within the westbound lanes of Ivy Road west of Copeley Road between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. today that could cause traffic tie-ups.
Warner, former chair and now vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, calls it a “new low.”
A vehicle and a residence near Locust Grove were struck by gunfire on Wednesday night.
Just in time to celebrate the UVA School of Medicine’s Claude Moore Library’s 50th anniversary, a medical school archivist has discovered rare medical books thought to have been lost in the 1895 Rotunda fire.
City police chief Michael Kochis said his officers need an ordinance to be able to respond to citizens’ complaints about homeless people in places like the Downtown Mall and the Rivanna Trail. But critics Tuesday vocally disagreed.