Superintendent Search Continues
The Charlottesville City School Board inched closer to finding a new Superintendent tonight.
The Charlottesville City School Board inched closer to finding a new Superintendent tonight.
Depression affects more than 18 million adults every year, reported the National Institute of Mental Heath, but a new study is finishing that could bring new hope for people battling depression.
The accident involved two teenagers traveling on the 1100 block of Old Lynchburg Rd.
A group of University of Virginia doctors got a chance to learn some heart surgery skills. It was all thanks to a lesson on wheels.
A Charlottesville man is in jail charged with aggravated sexual battery.
With the success of bikes and officers fighting crime on the downtown mall, it's no wonder the city's police department is looking for ways to grow to protect those along West Main Street.
A small town outside of Cleveland is mourning the loss of 19 Marines killed in the past two days.
Thousands of people are injured on fair, carnival and amusement park rides each year. More than 62 percent of those are children.
It's been a bittersweet experience for the family of a brain dead Virginia woman. Just one day after giving birth to a baby girl, the woman has died.
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a $150,000 No Child Left Behind Grant to the Charlottesville Public Community Charter School Planning Group.
Some local kids got their chance to tee-off at Penn Park Wednesday. It was all part of the Charlottesville First-Tee program which is open to all kids ages five to 17.
The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce has released the results of their compensation survey.
Are you in the market for a new car? You've probably heard that car dealers like GM, Ford, and Chrysler are offering an employee discount but, just how much of a bargain is it?
Mayor David Brown talks about the plans for new thoroughfares to ease traffic woes.
The unique crime and drug prevention event involves citizens, law enforcement agencies, and businesses. Police are happy to see the community taking action.
With temperatures in the 90s, people are drinking sports drinks instead of water, but are sports drinks really helpful?
An elderly woman is hospitalized after crashing her car into a brick wall.
The Virginia Department of Health has determined that the Laurels of Charlottesville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is not in compliance with state standards.
As more and more baby boomers reach their senior years, many will need medical care. But will there be enough nurses to meet the demand? Some don't believe so.
According to experts, most people who are dependent on alcohol are also dependent on cigarettes, both of which are very hard to quit. Now, there is a new drug in the trial phase that can help people quit both with one pill.
Police officers from Albemarle County, along with mutual aid from the Charlottesville Police, responded to a call for a stabbing at the McDonald's in Pantops.
If you think the tap water tastes a little different, you're not alone.
One Charlottesville neighborhood is unhappy with a recent addition to its streets.
The company that started the low-carb craze is going through financial trouble.
One of the county's biggest events is making its way back.
