WINA Morning News

Fifth District Congressional Candidate Tom Perriello made his final push on Election Day describing his views on policy and what he learned in the 18 years since he was first elected to the seat.

Charlottesville’s Mayor discussed moving transit to electrical vehicles, the zoning ordinance and potential tweaks, public housing, tax incentives for businesses, the Dewberry Hotel pending sale and more.

The Republican Nominee for the U.S. Senate race in Virginia, retired Major General Bert Mizusawa discussed his campaign and priorities a day before the election.

Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis provided an update on the investigation into the shooting at Tonsler Park over the weekend.

The new Head Women’s Basketball Coach joined the show to preview the start of the new season.

WINA Chief Legal Analyst Tim Heaphy breaks down national cases involving the election, as well as local cases involving Albemarle Schools and the Charlottesville Police.

WINA Chief Real Estate Analyst Michael Guthrie discusses the current market, the challenges with development locally, housing affordability, and big proposed development being debated in Albemarle.

The Voice of the Cavaliers previews the huge match up for Virginia Football against Wake Forest.

The Editor-in-Chief of Cville Right Now discusses his in depth story on the latest developments regarding the Charlottesville Police Civilian Oversight Board and more.

Dr. Chhabra breaks down the injuries to prominent NFL players as well as the danger of CTE to professional football players and how many are willing to take the risk of an early death because of the financial gain in professional football. This information is even more relevant given the recent announcement of a study of deceased NFL players between 2008 and 2023 that revealed 75% of them had CTE.