WINA Morning News

The Chair of UVA Orthopedics reacts to the new mandate from the ACC on injury reports as well as the impact of player compensation on division in the locker room and much more.

Brooke Gill is with the Alzheimer’s Association, and she joined the show to share the importance of volunteers to the mission and provided an update on how they train and equip volunteers as well.

UVA Economics Professor Ed Burton discusses new trade deals with Japan, the automotive industry, federal spending, mortgage rates and the federal cuts to local education.

Military Veteran Paul Riley is running for Congress in the 5th District, and he joined the show to talk about his campaign.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere talks about the benefits psychologically of the social connection formed by membership at the center.

Kate Byrne of the Tom Tom Foundation and UVA student Alena Johnson joined the show to talk about an initiative that uses AI to engage around major community issues like homelessness, affordable housing, food insecurity, and much more.  They also described a special event regarding the initiative being held Sunday at the Rotunda involving Mayor Juandiego Wade.

Dr. Wentworth describes the risks and treatment options for various forms of Hepatitis and much more.

Director of Parks and Recreation for Albemarle County Bob Crickenberger provides an important update on new and existing projects for the county and more.

Brian Pinkston talks about the development code strategy for the city and much more.

The Director of Special Events for the Boars Head Inn Resort at UVA joined the program to provide an exciting family entertainment experience update for Charlottesville and more.