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WINA Morning News host Jay James shares his conversation with Commonwealth’s Attorney Joe Platania […]
Quinton Beckham, principal broker for KW Alliance, offers tips to keep your electric bill […]
Dailly Progress Editor Reynolds Hutchins explains how a motion by Albemarle County Commonwealth’s Attorney […]
Former UVA Quarterback Matt Schaub joins the program to discuss joining the broadcast team […]
David Harsanyi, senior editor with The Federalist, highlights Democrats’ Charlottesville hypocrisy, Donald Trump’s statements […]
Joe Platania addresses gun violence, sentencing, community safety, the disproportionate impacts on the black community, recidivism and more in an in-depth conversation with the top prosecutor.
Lee Elberson has strong analysis about how phones are impacting the mental health and ability to learn of young people.
Dr. Chhabra gives you an interesting perspective on Tony Bennett’s ability to put players in the NBA as well as briefly discussing the freak injury to Elijah Gertrude and responds to how coaches have set the example of chasing money that we are now seeing in NIL and more.
Courteney discusses the latest from the controversy around the sentencing of the defendant in the death of Nicholas Pendleton, Bob Robert’s analysis on the 5th District Republican primary and a case the Daily Progress is covering regarding a UVA Professor who resigned due to allegations of misconduct toward a female student and the lawsuit that she is filing and more.
Sheri Owen provided safety tips for the summer for caregivers to be aware of as well as upcoming initiatives for the Association and how exciting the latest research is.