Kids Plant Trees to Give Back
Planting trees was part of the lesson plan at Ivy Creek School. Albemarle County Firefighters helped a dozen kids dig holes and pat the soil in order to plant the perfect tree in honor of Arbor Day.
Planting trees was part of the lesson plan at Ivy Creek School. Albemarle County Firefighters helped a dozen kids dig holes and pat the soil in order to plant the perfect tree in honor of Arbor Day.
The jury now has the case of Louis Antonio Bryant, charged with racketeering in connection with a series of violent and drug related crimes.
The Charlottesville religious community unites to raise money for the Charlottesville Church of Christ.
One man was killed after a fire broke out in a house on Hunters Lodge Road in Fluvanna County.
There are thousands of fugitives walking our streets wanted for crimes ranging from bad checks to robbery, sodomy, rape and even murder.
Wednesday night the anti-war activist, who lost her son in Iraq nearly two years ago, was in Charlottesville and spoke to the Newsplex's Philip Stewart.
It was all smiles for one raffle winner tonight as she drove off in style.
With a growing community comes a growing need for volunteer firefighters and EMT's.
At least one person hospitalized following crash with V-Dot Truck Wednesday afternoon.
Charlottesville City Council members have proposed raising the utility rates by about five percent this year. The rate increase would impact water, sewer and gas rates for resident and business owners.
Culpeper School officials suspend a Floyd T. Binns Middle School student when they discovered he brought an inactive hand grenade to class last week.
Primed and ready, the veterans who are usually quiet when it comes to telling their stories, taught the students so much that it became interesting.
We're continuing a week long series to bring you behind the scenes on some of your favorite morning radio shows in the area--this one is with Vinnie Kice of SuperHits 102.3.
For those who do worry, there's pet insurance, which has been around for 25 years. Not too popular in Charlottesville, demand plays a big role in availability.
Three homes on Locust Avenue were evacuated for a short time after a gas leak rupture.
A group of Charlottesville residents from Burma marched today bringing to light the atrocities in their homeland.
Albemarle County police are investigating an accident that left one woman dead and her husband badly hurt.
Some kindergarteners at Johnson Elementary school are taking fundraising into their hands. They're auctioning off four quilts they made online.
Some of the Hispanic community in Charlottesville is weighing in on President Bush's immigration speech from last night. The people we spoke this say overall, the speech was positive.
All babies all the time. That's a new 24-hour TV network that is being offered for the little ones. But the nation's top Pediatricians said any TV is bad for infants.
With summer approaching, pools all around the region are getting ready for the season. There's a lot of hard work that goes into getting that pool ready by Memorial Day weekend.
This is continuing in a week long series where you can see the face behind the voice of Jay Lopez In The Morning.
Some new routes for the CTS bus system could be coming this fall. System hopes to streamline service.
After weeks of protests and discussion, President Bush addressed the nation laying out a five point plan for immigration reform.
The clock is ticking for five million eligible seniors who have not signed up for Medicare's prescription drug plan. Seniors who don't sign up face penalties and that's why some want an extension.
