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Stephen T. Agner, a 64-year-old convicted felon, is being held without bond.

A UVA psychologist’s informal polling on New Year’s resolutions finding 30% of people make them, but she doesn’t have data how many of them were successful.

Police allege the woman attempted to smuggle drugs into the jail concealed in a medical brace.

With an expanded majority in the House and an incoming Democratic governor, the party hopes to revisit bills that were vetoed by Gov. Youngkin in 2025.

No one was injured but the Skywest Canadair flight from Chicago had to abort the attempt and then re-land.

We’re taking a look back at some of the biggest news stories of the past year.

Some nuance this year to Triple A’s annual New Year’s Eve call not to drink and drive: Make your plan before you go out.

Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger named two key appointees in her upcoming Administration, one of whom will be Counsel to the Governor and the other named Chief Diversity Officer and Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Albemarle County Public Schools was named by Governor Youngkin’s office the recipient of a share of $6.2-million worth of state Growth and Opportunity Virginia (or GO Virginia) grants.

There was a ‘recent’ act of vandalism at the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court in downtown Charlottesville.