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Safety Review Meeting Planned for North Anna

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has scheduled a meeting in Virginia to field questions on the agency's assessment of the safety performance last year at the North Anna nuclear power plant.

Vineyards Prep for Potential Frost

With the potential for frost in the forecast, central Virginia grape growers are pulling out all the stops to prevent crop damage.

National Prevention Week Continues

Monday is the start of National Prevention Week, and Albemarle is taking aim at how to tackle the issues facing young adults with lunchtime forums.

Summer Vacation is Deadliest Time for Teen Drivers

According to AAA, car accidents are the leading cause of death among teenagers, and the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day are the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers.

MHS Musical Brings Together Diverse Cast, Some Never-Before Performers

With a cast of 40 students, 20 of them have never been in a show before. 'In The Heights' has brought together a diverse and unique new group of friends who call themselves a family.

Kickoff to 2013 Bike Week

May is national bike month and Bike Charlottesville is kicking off Charlottesville's 2013 Bike Week with an across town bike tour. This week the group hopes to spread awareness of how easy it can be to bike around town as well as the benefits to your health and the environment.

JATP Warned By Richmond Tea Party About IRS Scrutiny

The Jefferson Area Tea Party was able to find another way to comply with the tax laws after hearing what their friends in Richmond were going through in early 2012

Former UVa Professor Blasts Cuccinelli over Lawsuit

A former University of Virginia professor endorsed a candidate for attorney general Monday while also taking stabs at the man currently in the post. Michael Mann calls Ken Cuccinelli's lawsuit against him an assault on the scientific establishment.

Crews Preparing UVa for Final Exercises

Preparations are underway on UVa Grounds for Final Exercises this weekend.

New Field Support Vehicle is ‘Game Changer’ for ABC

ABC agents now have a state-of-the-art field support vehicle that will serve as a centralized command post at large-scale events where alcohol enforcement operations are routine.

Rep. Hurt Announces Winner of the Congressional Art Competition

Robert Hurt has announced this year's winners of the 2013 Congressional Art Competition, and two of them are from our area.

US Government Files Morning-After Pill Appeal

The government has filed a last-second appeal that will delay the sale of the morning-after contraceptive pill to girls of any age without a prescription.

Free Trolley to Detour During UVa Final Exercise Ceremonies

Free Trolley services around UVa will be detoured during ceremonies on May 18 and 19.

Judge Delays Decision on Holmes Insanity Plea

Lawyers for Holmes say he wants to plead not guilty by reason of insanity, judge to rule later

Group Designates Virginia Tech as Bicycle Friendly

Group designates Virginia Tech as bicycle friendly university for promoting bicycle riding

Albemarle Co. Cemetery on Endangered List

Preservation Virginia announced it's 2013 Endangered Historic Site list and a local cemetery is a new addition.

Sen. Kaine Responds to Report IRS Targeted Tea Party

Senator Time Kaine on IRS allegations: "No excuse for ideological discrimination."

Va Group Wants Boston Bombing Suspect's Body Moved

Activist group calls for Boston Marathon bombing suspect's body to be moved from Virginia

Gov. McDonnell Signs Transportation Bill, Raises Sales Tax

Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell officially signed a new transportation plan on Monday that promises to raise $3 billion for Virginia roads.

Police Vow to Solve Shootings of 19 in New Orleans

Police vow to solve shooting that wounded 19 people during Mother's Day parade in New Orleans

Police Conclude Investigation into Crash-Landing at CHO

State Police have wrapped up their investigation into what caused a plane to crash-land at CHO.

VDOT to Resume I-64 Project on Afton Mt.

Emergency road work along Interstate 64 is scheduled to continue on Monday.

Stephanie's Heroes: Jelita Hopkins

One Louisa County teacher is receiving a big honor for educating and inspiring high school students. In this week's Stephanie's Heroes, CBS19's Stephanie Satchell is featuring Jelita Hopkins. She teaches theater and chorus and is now the 2013 "Educator of the Year" in Louisa.

What's Going Around: Allergies, RSV & Gastroenteritis

From stomach bugs to respiratory viruses, we're keeping an eye on What's Going Around in Central Virginia.

First Annual Race Unity Week in Charlottesville

Today begins the first Race Unity Week, which includes events regarding awareness and the celebration of race and identity here in Charlottesville.

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