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No. 9 Virginia got off to a slow start but pulled away for a 97-72 against the Huskies on Friday night.

The Democratic challenger and other Virginia officials still want provisional ballots counted.

Albemarle School Board member Dr. Kate Acuff heard from her constituents in the Jack Jouett District at a town hall Wednesday.

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Black is on leave less than a week after being named in a lawsuit that alleges ACPS failed to report a sexual assault last year.

A 26-year-old Salisbury, Md. man died at the scene of a single-vehicle crash early Wednesday morning.

The U.S. Mint stopped manufacturing pennies for circulation in November, leading to the need for the county to round off numbers in payments owed.

The City of Charlottesville is striking a delicate balance between housing supply and housing affordability as they wait to see if the new zoning ordinance will begin to accomplish their priorities.

No. 9 Virginia got off to a slow start but pulled away for a 97-72 against the Huskies on Friday night.

No. 9 Virginia opened the season with an 89-60 blowout of Drexel.

Fourth-year Claire Curzan will now head to the World Aquatics Swimming Championship thanks to her record-breaking swim in the Team USA trials.

The Cavaliers limp into their open date with three straight ACC losses and their season slipping away.