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Woman in a navy blazer sits at a table signing papers as colleagues stand behind; flags and a blue banner mark an official ceremony.
Local
4 months ago
Spanberger signs campus gun safety, clean energy bills in Charlottesville

The Governor held signing ceremonies at UVA’s Rotunda, and Charlottesville’s Apex Plaza.

Politics
4 months ago
Supreme Court of Virginia restores previous 5th District to voting maps

Figures from across the political aisle and across the Commonwealth weighed in on the decision, reacting along party lines.

Gov Abigail Spanberger talks tourism
Local
4 months ago
Gov. Spanberger to speak at Monticello on July 4

Spanberger will be the keynote speaker at the historic home’s 64th Annual Naturalization Ceremony.

Shayla Washington presents the State of Homelessness Report
Charlottesville City
4 months ago
Low Barrier Shelter Workgroup: ‘Ball is in the city’s court’

Following the annual State of Homelessness report to Charlottesville City Council, the Blue Ridge Area Coalition for the Homeless’s Director called work on the project ‘completely stagnant.’

A group of diverse protesters marching across a street at a sunny intersection, holding handmade signs and some American flags.
Politics
4 months ago
Hundreds march through Downtown Charlottesville in May Day event

Participants marched from the Freedom of Speech Wall on the Downtown Mall to Booker T. Washington Park.

Campaign signs on a grassy roadside urging votes for April 21, some say 'Vote No' and others 'Yes' in bold letters.
Politics
4 months ago
With pending case, State Board takes no action in certifying redistricting vote

Elections Commissioner Steven Koski said board will act accordingly upon a final order from the Virginia Supreme Court.

Smiling man in a dark suit with a white boutonniere, flanked by others in winter coats in a formal group photo.
Politics
4 months ago
Governor orders flags at half-staff in memory of Cerina Fairfax, domestic violence victims

Dr. Cerina Fairfax was shot and killed by her husband, former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, in what police have labeled a murder-suicide.

Politics
4 months ago
‘May Day Strong’ event planned for Friday on the Downtown Mall

The event, which starts at noon in front of the Freedom of Speech Wall, is one of many occurring nationwide in commemoration of International Workers’ Day.

Politics
4 months ago
What will Gov. Spanberger do with the marijuana market bill?

The General Assembly rejected her amendments and returned the bill to her desk in its original form.

Labor in the Park 2026
Local
4 months ago
Unions show solidarity at second annual Labor in the Park event

Optimism and frustration over the collective bargaining bill were made apparent, as campus workers directly questioned Del. Amy Laufer over their exclusion.

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