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Supreme Court DNA Ruling's Effect in VA
The Supreme Court's recent ruling that expands permission for police to take DNA swabs following an arrest is affecting state laws across the country.
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Crozet Community Members to Review Pedestrian Improvement Request
Wednesday, Crozet community members will review a request to the county and Virginia Department of Transportation for pedestrian improvements along a developing stretch of Route 250.
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Resolution Bans Future Airport Blasting Without Council Approval
Charlottesville City Council passed a resolution this week that bans future blasting at the Charlottesville Albemarle Airport without the council's approval.
VA Dept of Agriculture Backing Hard Cider with Funding
Move over wine and craft beer, hard cider is a rapidly growing industry in central Virginia - and now the Virginia Department of Agriculture is backing it with some cash.
State-Wide Bullying, Sexual Harassment Summit in Albemarle County
School is out for summer but leaders from all over Virginia came together Monday to tackle one of the biggest school issues "What is bullying and how it affects school climate but also when does it become a crime and what we need to do to support victims," said Donna Michaelis, Director of Virginia School Safety at the Virginia Department of ... (more)
Cville Council to Talk Traffic Flow Technology on Rt. 29
Albemarle County is getting ready to install new technology that will synchronize 23 stop lights along its stretch of the busy highway.
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.
9th Annual Timo Memorial 5K Held at Pleasant Grove
Runners took on the terrain at Pleasant Grove Park in Fluvanna County Saturday to remember a young man taken from the community too soon.
Youth Group Hosts 'Cause Wash' to Benefit Habitat for Humanity
A Charlottesville youth group washed cars Saturday to support affordable housing in the community.
Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind Celebrates Expansion
The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind is celebrating the Staunton campus's largest expansion in more than a century.
Harrisonburg PD Investigating Malicious Wounding
Officers found a 20-year-old man with head injuries around 1:30 a.m. in the 1500 block of Devon Lane.
She was born Feb. 19, 1915, in Albemarle County, a daughter of the late Everett and Nora Davis.
Tie-breaker: Fenwick pulls ahead by 5 in council race Comments
Three days after the June 11 Democratic primary and an unprecedented tie for one of two City Council nominations, Wes Bellamy and Bob Fenwick learned who will join incumbent Kristin Szakos on the ticket in November.
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.
Search Warrants Reveal Details of Officer-Involved Shooting
Search warrants are giving us a closer look at what happened right before an Albemarle County police officer shot and killed a man in Afton.
Cost of Dumler Trial to Taxpayers Still Unknown
It has been nearly two weeks since a judge ruled that Christopher Dumler could keep his seat on the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, and about one week since Dumler resigned his position anyway.
"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.
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.
No Charges Filed in Fatal Crozet Shooting
No charges will be filed in case of 10-year-old Crozet girl shot to death by her 13-year-old brother in May. On May 21, Albemarle police responded to the 1400 block of McAllister Street in Crozet around 10 a.m. for reports of a gunshot wound.