WINA Morning News

Tim Heaphy discusses the Tennessee law makers who were expelled from the state house, the indictment of former President Trump, the alleged UVA shooter case and the inquiry into Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Bea LaPisto-Kirtley discussed the transportation plan for the County, the budget, the tax rate and her plans as a candidate running for reelection.

Investigative Journalist Courteney Stuart discusses the state of politics in our country, gun violence, alternatives to incarceration, the alleged UVA shooter case and much more.

Dr. Bobby Chhabra discusses Tiger Woods’ pursuit of another Masters title in spite of his injury history, protecting you from weekend warrior injuries and the importance of being honest with your physician about injuries.

The Director of Communications for the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association provides critically important info from their annual facts and figures report regarding important conversations with health professionals.

The Commonwealth’s Attorney in Albemarle County announced his reelection campaign, discussed William Washington’s letter to the community on violence, and addressed the case of the alleged UVA shooter.

Ed Burton discussed local housing affordability, inflation and much more.

Abbey previews the Board of Supervisor’s meeting including discussion of the six year transportation plan, VDOT reports and a proposed solar power substation in the Scottsville District and more.

Interim CEO of the Regional Chamber of Commerce Andrea Commerce discussed the LIVE initiative which stands for Lead, Innovate, Venture and Engage, as well as the return of the Chamber spring luncheon, and local economic and business development.

Dr. Doyle talks about the importance of being an organ donor and advancements in transplant research and surgeries.