Multiple jurisdictions participated including Charlottesville, Albemarle, Nelson, Greene, and Madison.

The University of Virginia says all no-trespass orders against students, faculty and staff connected to the protest have been lifted.

Virginians are still raising concerns about mail delivery issues, and Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger wants answers.

Newsweek recently released its 2024 list, which includes 404 hospitals. Of those, 168 received the five-ribbon ranking and UVA Health is one of them.

For Pet Project on May 16, meet Wallace and Gromit.

For this Community Counts, Bo Sykes talks with Leslie Scott-Jones about upcoming events marking Juneteenth.

For Pet Project on May 9, meet Sticky Note.

The Virginia Department of Transportation says Kerns Church Road will be closed to through traffic because of work to replace a pipe.

Preservation Virginia releases its list of historic places facing imminent or sustained threats across the Commonwealth each May.

Jakob Foust Beckner and Nathaniel Scott Dorman, both of Zion Crossroads, were arrested this week in connection with a motorcycle theft.

Crews responded to the 500 block of Maxfield Road around 3:30 a.m. Friday.

Police Chief Michael Kochis says everyone should feel safe and welcome on the Downtown Mall. But it will never be perfect.

The Albemarle County Service Authority has appointed Quin Lunsford as its newest executive director as of July 1.

Virginia Department of Transportation contract crews will be working on the intersection of Zachary Taylor Highway and New Bridge Road on Monday as they turn it into a roundabout.

Virginia's 5th District Republican primary took center stage during the trial of former President Donald Trump. Both Representative Bob Good and challenger John McGuire were in New York.

The Covenant School will unveil and formally dedicate the Bradley T. Arms Memorial Flagpole on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the Hickory Campus.

With the 2024 presidential election around the corner, there is growing concern among lawmakers in Washington about potential interference using advanced technologies like artificial intelligence.

Former police officer Michael Fanone says there was never a time in his career in which he felt like he was not in control of his environment until the riot on Jan. 6, 2021.

UVA Final Exercises, also known as graduation, is making a lasting impact on local businesses as thousands of students prepare to graduate. 

Camp Holiday Trails raised over $50,000 at Sunday's Hope Grows celebration, money it will use to send 25 children with medical needs to camp.

Charlottesville Radio Group's 9th annual radiothon for UVA Children’s Hospital runs through Thursday. They're raising money so the hospital can keep admitting every child who comes to them for care.

Several people who were arrested when law enforcement officers broke up a pro-Palestine protest encampment at the University of Virginia were in court on Wednesday.

The Charlottesville Police Department has released its 2023 Annual Report, finding a slight decline in overall crime.

Monday morning, President Biden and former President Donald Trump took shots at one another, challenging their opponent to a series of debates.

The 2024 Greening the OR Recognition Award from Practice Greenhealth recognizes waste management and reduction, medical device reprocessing, energy management, and anesthesia use.