WINA Morning News

Mary Kate Cary is a professor of politics at UVA and a former speech writer for President George H.W. Bush, and she provided analysis on former President Trump’s convention speech and the situation around President Joe Biden’s candidacy.

Chief Kochis discusses the Nassau street investigation into the death of Ed Anderson, community trust, community safety and much more.

Courteney Stuart discusses the Nassau street CPD investigation, the Carlton mobile home park story and the issue of homelessness on the downtown mall and how it is affecting the business community and more.

WINA Athletics Correspondent Dr. Bobby Chhabra examines the Virginia Football team, the impact of the 12-team college football playoff and the how Caitlin Clark and Angel Reece have elevated the WNBA to unprecedented financial heights.

The Communications Director for the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association previewed the international conference that local individuals can participate in virtually to learn about the latest research and much more.

Ed Burton addresses a CBS news report that only 1 in 5 Americans are saving enough for retirement.

Melanie Benjamin previewed some of the latest program offerings at the Center.

Abbey Stumpf previewed the Albemarle Supervisors meeting addressing the comprehensive plan, cell phone service and much more.

 Chris Popish, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Chloe Clark, a Health Educator, with the Supportive Care Services team for the UVA Cancer Center joined the show to talk about supportive care services and support groups offered to Cancer patients and more.

United States Marine Corps Reservist and new Program Manager for the Defense Affairs Committee Andrew Sides joined the show to discuss the importance of the veterans and the defense industry to our local economy, his goals for the committee and more.