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Court Hearing Moved for Suspected Arsonists

Court hearings for suspected Eastern Shore arsonists Smith and Bundick have been moved to June 17.

Michie Running to Keep Seat on City School Board

Ned Michie has spent 9 years on the Board, but says there is still more he'd like to accomplish.

Fishermen Want Humpback Whales Off Endangered List

A group of Hawaii fishermen is asking the federal government to take northern Pacific humpback whales off the endangered species list.

Suspect in Fatal Buckingham Stabbing in Court

Christopher Jerel Moseley appeared in court today. he is accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend, Alexis Rose.

New Committee to Advise on Improvements for Southern Albemarle

A new 11-member citizens' advisory committee will review the current services in the southern part of Albemarle and suggest improvement or additions.

Dominion Seeks Fuel Rate Hike for Virginia Customers

Dominion Virginia Power says it's asking state regulators to increase what the utility charges customers to recover its fuel costs for the first time in two years.

Rep. Robert Hurt Not Impressed with Decrease in Unemployment

Congressman Robert Hurt releases a statement on the latest unemployment report.

Winds Ease but California Wildfire Threat Remains

Wildfire churns across Southern California on 15-square-mile path to Pacific, homes evacuated

Body Found at Recycling Center

A decomposed body has been found inside the TFC Recycling Center.

Sheriff's Office Investigating Home Burglaries in Ruckersville

Investigators say burglaries in the Ruckersville area occurred during the daytime hours of April 25 through April 29.

Clean Commute Day in Charlottesville

All around the Charlottesville area, people saved energy Friday morning by taking the Clean Commute pledge and finding a different way to get to work.

Henry County Teen Sentenced for Church Fire

A Henry County teenager has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for setting fire to a church.

Going Back to School to Change Careers

There is no typical college student, but the number of adults getting a higher education is on the rise.

Moseley Could be Facing Death Penalty in Fatal Stabbing

Christopher Moseley could be facing capital murder charges, and the death penalty, if the victim, Alexis Rose, was pregnant. Moseley allegedly stabbed Rose to death in a grocery store parking lot the night of April 30.

Gov. McDonnell Faces Questions About Gifts and FBI Investigation

Governor Bob McDonnell answers questions about the unreported $15K check given to his daughter by a major political contributor.

Cuccinelli Removed From Embezzlement Case Against Former Chef to Governor

Attorney Ken Cuccinelli taken off embezzlement case against former chef to the governor.

Robert Hurt (R, 5th District) Honored by Virginia Industries for the Blind

Representative Robert Hurt (R, 5th District) received the AbilityOne Champion Award from the Virginia Industries for the Blind. The Award is given to policymakers who help the V.I.B or related organizations that help the blind and visually impaired get employed and advance their careers.