WINA Morning News

Ed Burton joined the show in order to discuss the impact of a cyber security on the economy, the assertion that China owes the US $14 Trillion in COVID damages, what needs to happen for the economy to helpful moving forward and more.

Liza joined the show to discuss a recent cyber-attack on the software that over 15,000 auto dealerships use and the adjustment her company has had to make to protect customer information and maintain normal operations and more.

The Lead Minister for University Baptist Church discusses some of the topics in our lives and our community from the perspective of faith.

Sasha Tripp of Story House Real Estate is the Board Chair of the Chamber of Commerce, and she joined the show to discuss a new program through the Chamber that could help local businesses cut health care costs.

Board members Susan Smith and Dearing Ward Johns shared compelling information about the impact of Camp Holiday Trails for children and families in need.

Abbey stopped by the show for a monthly update on County business, including real estate assessments, charging stations, emergency response to heat and the construction on the new joined courts complex.

Jill provides financial protection insight for folks over sixty but really for everyone as there has been an increase in fraud schemes targeting older Americans.

WINA Political Analyst and former speech writer for President George H.W. Bush Mary Kate Cary discussed some of the nuance surrounding the very intense and expensive Republican primary.

Courteney discussed some of the topics she’s covering including controversy over a recent sentencing hearing, the Human Services Alternative Response Team in Albemarle, the issue of homelessness in Charlottesville and more.

The Chief engaged in a candid conversation about the protection of victims, gun violence, the judicial system and much more.