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Jill discusses the latest issues around the Federal Reserve and how they indirectly impact mortgage rates and more.
Morning News takes a look at the top News Stories including a major drug bust on Prospect Avenue, the Orangedale Avenue investigation, disproportionate impacts and more.
Morning News takes a look at a Wall Street Journal article that indicates some people are turning to AI for relationship rather than people.
Chief Kochis addresses the Orangedale Avenue shooting investigation, the possibility of enforcing the prohibition of fireworks in the city, officer procedural conduct, motivation, morale and much more.
Cville Right Now Editor-N-Chief Mike Barber joined the show to discuss the changing leadership dynamics at the UVA Health System and the broader questions connected to them.
Rivanna District Supervisor Bea LaPisto-Kirtley discusses the new zoning ordinance that involves commercial solar projects, a major transportation project on route 250 at Pantops, a property that is being blighted in Albemarle and much more.
Dr. Chhabra talks about the services available for after-hours orthopedics care, and frequent injuries […]
Tim Hayes is the owner of a home health care company, and he joined the show to promote his skydiving event that will go towards supporting the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association.
Professor Burton addresses reports on inflation, the impact of tariffs, a weakening economy, and how to get interest rates down in this week’s conversation.
Abbey joined the show to preview the Board of Supervisors meeting which will address property rights and a potentially blighted property the comprehensive plan, a proposed new commercial solar ordinance and more.