WINA Morning News

The Executive Director of the official NIL Collective of UVA Athletics previews the next Cav Futures show which features two major first time guest and a huge new philanthropic initiative for the Cav Futures Foundation and more.

Captain Maddux discussed the importance of citizens being aware of the 4pm burn ban in Albemarle County and other fire safety awareness tips.

Listen as Morning News examines the importance of accountability when it comes to behavioral health and rehabilitation and more.

John Freeman previews a huge UVA Sports weekend and discusses Mike Hollins being awarded the Jason Whitten man of the year award and the legacy of Debbie Ryan who will be honored Sunday on National Girls and Women in Sports Day.

Tim Heaphy discusses the Federal case in Richmond where a conviction for gun possession was thrown out due to racial profiling, the work of Chief Kochis and CPD, and the election fraud case in Georgia.

Chief Kochis discussed a decision by a federal judge to throw out a conviction based on alleged racial profiling in Richmond, his community action team, the community town hall and disparate impacts of the justice system on communities of color.

WINA’s Investigative Journalist discusses the federal decision to throw out a gun conviction in Richmond based on racial profiling, as well as a special closed meeting called by the Albemarle Board of Supervisors.

Dr. Chhabra discusses the ending of the streaks with Men’s Basketball, NCAA Tournament lack of respect for the Hoos, and the NFL not taking care of recipients of the concussion settlement.

Long time Central Virginia radio personality Tom Morgan discusses his move to afternoon drive on 92.7FM Cville Country.

Ed Burton has an important conversation on the recent Consumer Price Index, housing affordability and NIL legislation.