Non-Profit Community Taking Life-Saving Lessons
The organization's Central Virginia chapter is expecting 150 members from the local non-profit community to take part in the free classes.
The organization's Central Virginia chapter is expecting 150 members from the local non-profit community to take part in the free classes.
Residents and businesses won't be able to walk to their post office any more because the University Branch is being closed.
Chris Daughtry, who grew up in Fluvanna County, made it into the top 12 on American Idol Thursday night.
Albemarle County Police believe they have arrested three men in connection with a series of auto thefts around the County.
For years many doctors have blamed hormones like testosterone for the aggressiveness of males, but new research suggests that may not be the case.
Kids from several parts of the commonwealth gathered for the 25th Annual Virginia Piedmont Regional Science Fair.
Several colleges and universities are making changes to perspective students’ admission applications because of and scoring error on the Scholastic Aptitude Test.
March 9, 2006 marks the first-time a day has been set aside world-wide to officially raise awareness about kidney disease.
Traffic is back to normal along Route 53 after an accident caused quite a back up.
A Fluvanna County man charged with raping an 11-year-old girl went before a judge Thursday.
The FDA Advisory Committee is considering a new set of guidelines that would restrict a person's donations from 72 pints a year to just 24, but blood banks warn this would dramatically cut supplies.
The amount of mercury in Virginia's water seems to be on the rise and law makers are taking action. The question is: are they doing enough?
The Fluvanna County School Board discussed a number of issues at Wednesday night's meeting, but did not finalize a new high school plan to present to the County Board of Supervisors.
Last week, the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors got the proposed budget for next year. Tonight, the public gave their first bit of input on the process.
One teen pleaded guilty and three others faced trial for allegedly plotting to blow up two Albemarle County schools.
The Fluvanna County School Board is set to look over the Domino Plan again in their meeting Wednesday night. It's the first one since the Board of Supervisors rejected their multi-million dollar plan to build a new high school.
A Virginia website class is helping seniors navigate through the web.
Some Albemarle County students got an inside look at law-making. It was part of their model Congress class.
A ruling was handed down in favor of former legislator Mitch Van Yahres. The democrat has been cleared of allegations involving illegal activity during his political fundraising campaign.
An Albemarle County man accused of making bombs is hoping a judge will dismiss the evidence investigators found in his apartment.
Orange County officials are hoping a van found on Tuesday in Culpeper will lead them to suspects in a murder case.
Police were following the car because the man behind the wheel was allegedly driving recklessly on Rio road.
Two more candidates have announced they are in the running for the Charlottesville School Board. The other four candidates will be on the May 2, 2006 ballot during the City Council election.
What could have been a simple traffic stop Wednesday morning, turned into something much bigger, for one man driving in Charlottesville.
All four teens charged with plotting against two Albemarle schools are in court today.
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