WINA Morning News

Courteney Stuart breaks down her coverage of the Rivanna Trail assault case, zoning in the City, new legislation involving the Department of Corrections, real estate assessments, RFK Jr. and more.

The Executive Director of Cav Futures discusses the latest news on NIL including the NCAA investigation of other schools and the way the University of Virginia is approaching it with student athletes.

The Director of Marketing and Communications for the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association provided details on the organization’s advocacy day at the General Assembly.

Ed Burton discusses how more millennials are living with their parents, economic disparities due to inflation, rising assessments in real estate property and more.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere joined the show to discuss the new free tax preparation services being offered by the AARP Foundation at the Center.

Dr. Michael Hadler is with the Neurology Department at the UVA Health System and he joined the show to discuss neuromuscular disorders and successful treatments, research and more.

David Hirschman the President of the local Vinegar Hear Toastmasters club, which is an organization that trains individuals in public speaking joined COO of the Chamber Andrea Copeland to discuss an event affiliated with the Minority Business Alliance.

I the third episode, the diverse group of volunteers and staff members of the Bridge discuss why they were compelled to devote their time and talents to serving men with Behavioral and Mental Health issues.

Jill jumps in to the topic of tax season on this week’s conversation.

UVA Politics Professor Mary Kate Cary discusses President Biden not being indicted in the classified documents case, and the reason given by the prosecutor which has ignited a firestorm questioning his ability to serve, as well as Nikki Haley, Donald Trump and the failed Border Protection legislation.