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Local
10 months ago
Fire and frost warnings in place for next two days.

Weather forecasters have chances of fire and frost prominent over in a 24-hour period.

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Albemarle County
10 months ago
Film Festival offers standby tickets for sold out films

VAFF Artistic Director Ilya Tovbis told CvilleRightNow just because you find a show sold-out on the site, it does not mean you’re out-of-luck.

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Local
10 months ago
Danville Councilor recovering from attack returns to City Council

“God is everything, for me to be able to be here tonight is nothing short of a miracle”, said Danville City Councilor Lee Vogler on his return to Council at Tuesday night’s meeting.

John Reid speaks to Albemarle voters
Charlottesville City
10 months ago
John Reid visits UVA as he continues to climb in the polls

In a wide-ranging speech and Q&A, Reid talked about his background and motivation for running as he continues to close the gap against Ghazala Hashmi.

Surrounding Counties
10 months ago
Flocks of dead vultures raise concerns of avian influenza

The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources says H5N1 may start to affect other species, as well.

Crime
11 months ago
CPD seeking man wanted for contributing to the delinquency of a minor

The charges are in relation to a non-profit June event called Come As You Are Cville.

Politics
11 months ago
Latest polling has Miyares winning attorney general’s race; Hashmi-Reid in virtual deadlock

Democrat Abigail Spanberger still holds a strong lead over Republican Winsome Earle-Sears in the race to be Virginia’s next governor, her running mates are not enjoying similar success.

2025 Virginia Film Festival Launch Party
Charlottesville City
11 months ago
Virginia Film Festival returns to Charlottesville this week for its 38th year

The festival will feature over 100 films, kicking off with “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere” on Wednesday night.

Charlottesville City
11 months ago
Eugene Williams, Charlottesville civil rights leader, dies at 97

Charlottesville native and civil rights leader Eugene Williams, who worked to desegregate city schools and later championed affordable housing, died Saturday. He was 97.