2 hrs ago | TBD.com
George Huguely appeal issues expanded
Virginia's Court of Appeals will take a broader look at an appeal by a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend.
7 hrs ago | Newswise
Trusted Voice of Doctors is Key to Viability of Health Care Cost-Control Reforms
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., June 17, 2013 - While many Americans mistrust government, and are generally suspicious of health insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry, they overwhelmingly trust physicians and view them as faithful agents of patient interests, reports a new study based on online surveys of more than 5,000 Americans.
11 hrs ago | NBC29
Trial Date Set for Albemarle Man Involved in Elk's Lodge Shooting
A man shot twice by officers after firing a shot outside of Charlottesville's Elk's Lodge on 2nd Street Northwest on March 16 went back to court Monday.
18 hrs ago | NBC29
Beer Run Owner Taking Parking Concerns to Council
A Charlottesville business owner is asking City Council to reconsider a sidewalk widening project that could take away dozens of parking spaces for customers.
9th Annual Pink Ribbon Polo Classic held Sunday
The ninth annual Pink Ribbon Polo Classic drew thousands of people to King Family Vineyards in Crozet.
WaPo Columnist: Western Bypass Is 'Wasteful, Ill-Conceived'
The controversial Route 29 western bypass is getting lots of criticism by a columnist for the Washington Post, and it's spurring some more debate over the road now decades in the making.
Youth Group Hosts 'Cause Wash' to Benefit Habitat for Humanity
A Charlottesville youth group washed cars Saturday to support affordable housing in the community.
Council Talks Traffic Lights To Speed Up Emmet, 29N Travel
Charlottesville City Council looking to spend $400,000 on making the drive up Emmet Street and Route 29 a little smoother.
DEVELOPING: Early Morning Assault Leaves Man Seriously Injured
Officers were called to the 1500 block of Devon Lane about 1:30 a.m. and found a 20-year-old man with serious injuries, according to a statement from the Harrisonburg Police Department.
Turner Intends to Wait Until Spring
Myles Turner, the 6-11 center from Texas, said he'll probably wait to decide, but mentions UCLA and UCLA coaches prominently... Euless Trinity center Myles Turner is in Charlottesville, Virginia, for the NBAPA Camp and is relishing being back on the summer circuit after missing it last year.
"I'm excited to share the latest post from my blog, The Novo Project . It's written by sisters Kiki and Caroline Slaughter.
Waynesboro woman arrested on charges from three jurisdictions
Police arrested a Waynesboro woman this week on charges from three jurisdictions.
Louisa County Woman Named Volunteer of the Year
A Louisa County woman is being honored for her work to promote the tourism and history of a national heritage area along the East Coast.
Charlottesville Police Investigate Attempted Abduction
Charlottesville police are trying to track down two men involved in an attempted abduction early Friday morning.
Non-Profit Celebrating 70th Year in Charlottesville
The United Way in our area started with raising funds for World War II efforts, and has since included assisting the community.
JFK and Jackie O arrive in Richmond, Arquette gets inked
Goodwin, who it appears arrived in town prior to Lowe, has tweeted about a day trip to Monticello in Charlottesville and a Richmond restaurant in Shockoe Slip.
NBPA Camp: Stith Feels at Home at the JPJ
Charlottesville, Va.-- Some of the best talent was on display at the NBPA Top 100 Camp, including Virginia commit, B.J. Stith.
"Films of C'ville" Series Kicks Off at C'ville Coffee
Thursday night, never before seen films of Charlottesville will be revealed. The rare films were taken by a doctor at the University of Virginia in the 1920s and now his son is sharing them with the whole community.
Former Va. Insurance Agent Pleads Guilty to Fraud
A former Charlottesville, Virginia, insurance agent has been sentenced to seven months behind bars for duping customers who believed they were buying insurance from him.
PVCC Prepares for Juneteenth Celebration
This week Piedmont Virginia Community College is once again hosting a series of community events to join in on the festivities and remembrance.