WINA Morning News

UVA Health Clinical Social Worker Carol Schenk joined the program to talk about the new cancer survivor wellness series being offered soon by UVA Health.

Chief Kochis discusses public safety on the downtown mall, the recent shooting in the city, access to firearms, the FLOCK camera system and the importance of citizen cooperation in investigations.

The Chair of the Board for the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce discussed the selection of a new President and CEO, advocacy for the business community in terms of public policy and more.

Jill discusses the “Big Beautiful Bill” and the Congressional Budget Office’s analysis and more.

The CEO of the UVA Medical Center discusses recent cases of measles in our community, maternal health services, community relations and things they are working to improve at the hospital.

Tim Heaphy analyzes a bizarre story involving allegations against a local Virginia State Police trooper and the controversy surrounding UVA President Jim Ryan and more.

In a compelling hour-long conversation with WINA Morning News, Dr. Scott Wagner talks about advancements in technology to help relieve pain after serious surgeries, equal access to regenerative medicine and a revolutionary genetic test to determine how what you’re eating is affecting your overall health.

Detective Schneider is with the Cybersecurity team for ACPD and he joined the show with valuable information to protect you from cyber criminals.

Morning News takes a look at the dynamics around the proposed jail renovation that is causing a lot of discussion in our community.

Dr. Chhabra talks the impact of NIL on coaching and player movement, and how Virginia may be able to respond after losing Brian O’Connor.