WINA Morning News

Jill gives you the latest on the economy, retirement and much more.

WINA’s Chief Legal Analyst discussed the protests occurring on college campuses as well as the hush money trial of the former President and more.

The owner of the Good Feet Store joined the show to talk about the process of NIL from the business owner’s perspective and how to empower NIL athletes with business education and sustainable skills that last beyond their playing days.

Officer Mason Walsh is a Supervisor with the Animal Protection Unit and he provided valuable advice to protect pets during this hot weather streak we’re experiencing and what to do if you see an animal in distress locked in a vehicle when the weather is really warm.

WINA Political Analyst Professor Mary Kate Cary explores the impact of campus protests on the 2024 election, where women in the electorate stand and much more.

WINA Investigative Journalist Courteney Stuart discusses the protests occurring at UVA and how to objectively examine the situation and more.

Rivanna District Supervisor Bea LaPisto-Kirtley discussed the passing of the $642 million dollar Albemarle budget and the reason they took action on tax rates and more.

Sheri Owen is with the Central and Western VA Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. She joined the show to discuss her move to the organization and as the Director of the Charlottesville and Augusta walks how you can get involved.

WINA Chief Economic Analyst Ed Burton discusses the impact of federal spending on inflation as well as the impact of NIL in college athletics on the local economy.

WINA News Reporter and Anchor Dori Zook provides the latest on the Campus Protests set to happen at UVA.