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Local
2 weeks ago
Albemarle Co. braces for deer-vs-car crash season

Half of Virginia’s 6,526 deer-related collisions in 2025 were Oct. through Dec. resulting in property damage costs 20% more than 2024.

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Albemarle County
2 weeks ago
Albemarle registrar fixes postage snafu with some mail-in ballots

5,509 Albemarle residents had voted early through all methods as of Friday morning.

Charlottesville City
2 weeks ago
Blue Ridge Poison Center warns synthetic opioids hard to detect

Dr. Chris Holstege of the Blue Ridge Poison Center detailed the dangerous and difficult to detect new class of synthetic opioids, orphines.

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Albemarle County
2 weeks ago
Virginia Hunger Study shows nearly half of Virginia households are food insecure

42% of households in Virginia identified as having inadequate orĀ uncertain access to adequate, safe, and nutritious food in the last year.

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Crime
3 weeks ago
Disputes over evidence continue to dominate Jahmal Edrine case

The former UVA wide receiver was back in court on Tuesday, as his defense attorneys are still seeking the data dump from his accuser’s phone.

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UVA
3 weeks ago
UVA researchers study how hormones affect medications

UVA researchers are using a new computer model to study how hormones, gut bacteria and other systems in the body may influence how people respond to medications, with bacterial vaginosis (BV) among the conditions being studied.

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Business
3 weeks ago
Charlottesville Pride Festival expected to be biggest to date

Cville Pride President Nick Hutchins says that the celebration of the local area was and is the primary focus of the festival to avoid it falling into some of the corporate traps the parties in bigger cities do.

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Charlottesville City
3 weeks ago
22 years after release, ‘Juvies’ still holds powerful message

A screening of the 2004 documentary focusing on juveniles tried as adults in the criminal justice system will be at Vinegar Hill Theatre Friday hosted by the Indie short Film Festival.

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Local
3 weeks ago
Are Albemarle, Charlottesville prepared for the threat of school shootings?

County and city officials say that through training and an integrated approach, they’re as ready as they can be to respond in the event of school shooting like the one that occurred in Waynesboro earlier this month.

Zyahna Bryant (left) addresses those in attendance at Wednesday's meeting.
Charlottesville City
3 weeks ago
Residents share frustrations with proposed Dairy Central expansion

Residents packed the Jefferson School to voice their concerns and anger at the project’s developers.