“A lot of folks just don't know what they're going to do.”

“We believe descendants should not simply be the subjects of research.”

How Blue Ridge Area Food Bank's work “puts food where people are.”

During a recent “Coffee with the Continuum” event organized by the Blue Ridge Area Coalition for the Homeless, Richard Southee, a senior leader with Central

The City of Charlottesville is expediting the timeline for a temporary 24/7 emergency shelter at 2000 Holiday Drive ahead of a Sept. 1 deadline set by City

The Sept. 1 cutoff accelerates the timeline for a new city shelter.

Roughly two-thirds of city students are eligible for the state's SUN Bucks program.

Their proposal repurposes bronze from a Confederate statue into a 27-foot baobab tree.

A new exhibit explores how the city has changed over the last 50 years.

Updated July 27: It's gonna be another set of scorchers this week, y'all.

Service providers who work with immigrants say many clients have already lost benefits.

Cville Tulips all began with a trip to the shoe store.

“It’s hard for folks to find work, hard for folks to find units that they can afford.”

School resource officers are set to return for the 2026–27 academic year.

The polls are open until 7 p.m.

Updated: The city's real estate tax is increasing by 1 cent per $100 of assessed value, rather than 2 cents.

Agents will need judicial warrants to access non-public parts of campuses.

“It was never going to be easy.”

Brie Gertler will continue to serve as interim provost as the University prepares to relaunch the search for a new chief academic officer early in the next academic year.

Voting on the community art proposals is open through May 30.

Race, Memory, and Charlottesville’s Public Parks

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School nutrition workers, custodians and more are set for a 10.5% raise.

The school division is asking for a $2.5M increase for fiscal 2027.

Many residents say the changes, which are mostly technical, aren’t enough.

Budget realities and a reluctance to raise taxes have narrowed the field.

They say diversity hasn’t been a factor in promotion, tenure decisions.

Del. Jackie Glass said she hoped her bill would foster a culture of DIY repairs.

Ward 5 D.C. Councilmember Zachary Parker on a U.S. Senate move that could cause major budget and tax season headaches. Plus, MD Rep. April McClain Delaney and VPM's Jahd Khalil on the redistricting de...

The union representing educators will vote on ratifying the contract next week.

The Safer Communities Program currently funds initiatives in 4 cities, including Richmond.

"These are not ordinary times, and Virginia will not sit on the sidelines while it happens."

Volunteers provided hotel rooms to dozens of unhoused people through funding from The Haven.

Updated Jan. 30: Jim Pattison Developments says "the transaction ... will not be proceeding."

Many participants are on special visas for people who aided the US military or embassies abroad.

It’s pretty much everywhere.

Click here for a list of local emergency alert systems, hotlines and more.

The "Waffle House Index" is frequently used to gauge the severity of weather conditions in the South.

Input from community budget forums is being used to inform FY27 planning.

Its first registrar, an avowed eugenicist, believed African Americans were falsely claiming to be "Indians."

The lifelong Charlottesville resident championed local media and inclusivity.

Beardsley, a longtime consultant, has led the Darden School of Business since 2015.

AAA forecasts 3.4 million Virginians will travel over the holidays.