WINA Morning News

Tina talks about camp activities for kids with medical needs as well as their families, the process of financial assistance, and how the camp gives kids the unique opportunity to just be kids during a difficult time in their lives.

Deputy Chief Pelliccia joined the show to discuss the importance of Fentanyl Awareness Day and the educational efforts their department has undertaken to help keep the community safe from drug overdoses and much more.

Luke Neer sits down with WINA Political Analyst Mary Kate Cary to discuss the political impact as tariffs as well as a look at the Virginia Governor’s race and more.

Chief Kochis discussed the recent shooting in Albemarle County where officers were fired upon, recidivism in our community, trust among the community and the relationship with the Police Civilian Oversight Board.

Gale Martin of the Garden Club of Virginia and Aimee Carter with the Miller School joined the show to discuss the Historic Garden Week tours in Albemarle County that are occurring April 26th through May 3rd.

Ann Mallek discusses the budget process, her thoughts on the tax rate and the comprehensive plan and more.

Dr. Chhabra continues the conversation on the impacts on academics as a priority with student athletes given the new landscape of college athletics and more.

Sherry Owen with the Alzheimer’s Association joined the show to discuss the importance of volunteerism and recent events highlighting volunteers with the Association.

Ed Burton continues discussions on the economy, tariff policy and his prediction for what will happen next.

Abbey previews the Board of Supervisors work session on economics and infrastructure as well as providing an update on the budget process.