WINA Morning News

John Freeman previews the UVA Men’s Basketball matchup with the Maryland Terrapins, and the changing dynamics around the UVA Football bowl game now that the opponent’s starting quarterback has opted out of the game.

The Head of Investigations for the Charlottesville Police Department, Captain Tony Newberry discussed the process and accountability of police investigations, the recent arrest of a suspect in a shooting that occurred in September, the access to firearms among young people, new recruits and more.

Dr. Chhabra describes the advantages of their new walk-in orthopedic clinic as well as the types of injuries they are seeing due to the winter weather.  He also chimes in on UVA Men’s Basketball, NFL injuries, JMU Football and more.

WINA Chief Economic Analyst Ed Burton says while Charlottesville’s regional economy will remain strong, there are challenges facing the state economy in Virginia.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere provides details on their Noon New Years Eve Celebration on December 31st for older members of the community who do not want to stay out late to have a festive experience ringing in the New Year.

Clinical Social Worker Madison Ferguson with UVA Health provided coping strategies for dealing with grief during the holiday season.

Lloyd Snook describes the council’s position on the FLOCK camera system as well as land that they sold in the city and the situation around the renovation of the Dairy Road Bridge.

Neil Williamson discusses the important issues the Chamber wants to advocate for when it comes to business and economic development.

Chief Kochis talks about the respect he has for the council’s opinion on the system and discusses the feedback he received from the community.

Captain Ledford provides advice for holiday safety among your celebrations with lights, candles, fireworks and more.