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The Jack Jouette District representative discusses the reasons behind the 9.5% increase in the funding request and much more.
Amy Laufer provides details on the budget process, including education funding, collective bargaining and more.
Tim Heaphy is expecting a decision this week from the Virginia Supreme court on whether the redistricting referendum will take place with early voting starting Friday March 6th, given the second lawsuit in Tazewell Circuit Court brought by the Republican National Committee.
Charlottesville’s Commonwealth’s Attorney joined the show to discuss decreases in the crime rate, prosecuting gun and drug distribution offenses as well as the approach to monitoring online threatening rhetoric.
The CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring discussed the budget process in education, including the impact of collective bargaining and the expenditures versus the results and more.
Professor Burton reacts to the economic topics mentioned in the State of the Union Address, Albemarle taxes and more.
Scott Goodman examines the lawsuit filed by UVA Quarterback Chandler Morris pursuing a seventh year of eligibility.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics, Dr. Bobby Chhabra is back with a nearly 40-minute conversation on injury prevention, the walk-in acute care clinic, the Tony Bennett court dedication, a look at the current state of UVA Basketball and more.
Our friends at Snows Garden Center are back with advice on how to get your garden out of the deep freeze and more.
The Executive Director of the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA joined the show to provide more in depth information about their operations, animal behavior, public safety and more.