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UPDATE Officials Reviewing Procedures in Burial of Boston Bomb Suspect

Officials say they will examine whether all laws were followed in carrying out the hushed burial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect in Virginia.

Fluvanna Co. Man Pleads Guilty to Arson

Investigators say 47-year-old Jeffery Wayne Rosson set a fire at his home in Troy back in August of last year.

UVa Health System Offering Free Skin Cancer Screening

UVa Medical Center is hosting a free skin cancer screening on May 11 from 8 AM to 12 PM.

Prince Harry Pays Tribute to US War Dead

Britain's Prince Harry is paying tribute to America's war dead at Arlington National Cemetery.

Discussion Held on Perks of Having Bike-Friendly Community

People had a chance to learn and talk about the economic perks of having a walkable and bike-friendly community.

Teacher Brings Her Creative Mind To The Classroom

One local teacher is making strides in the classroom with a creative approach to education.

Red Light Camera Tickets Going Down

The red light cameras at the intersection of Rio Road and Route 29 in Albemarle County appear to be encouraging drivers to follow the law.

Tracking Your Recycling

Thousands of Charlottesville families take out their recycling every week, but many of them may not know the 100-mile journey those materials take every week to get sorted and sold.

Bowling Event Raises Money for Big Brothers, Big Sisters

Around 250 people came out to Bowling for Kid's Sake at Kegler's Lanes to raise money for Big Brothers, Big Sisters. The event raised about $30,000 for the program.

Area Teachers Recognized with Golden Apple Awards

Albemarle County and Charlottesville teachers receive Golden Apple Awards.

Charges Filed in Death of UVa Student

Criminal charges have been filed in the death of a University of Virginia student.

Clark Elementary Students Help Design Mother's Day Treat

Some students at Clark Elementary have a special gift from mom Sunday.

Student Science Club Wins Top Medals at State Tournament

CHS's BACON is bringing home some top awards from a state-wide science competition.

Emergency Crews Rescue 3 People in James River

Richmond Fire Department crews say boats were searching the river shortly after 10 PM, after reports came in of people in the water.

Trial Date Set for Airman's Trial on Sex Charge

Trial date set for airman accused of sexual battery; officer led Air Force sex assault unit

Police Arrest 3 for Break-In, Looking for 4th Suspect

Charlottesville Police are looking for 21-year-old Izaiah Lewis Scott, who is a suspect in a break-in on Chancellor Street.

UVa Responds to Report Criticizing the University

UVa is responding to a new report that says the school is not letting in enough low-income students.

Va. Gubernatorial Candidates Tie in New Poll

In a new poll, McAuliffe gets 43% to Cuccinelli's 41% of registered voters. But, Cuccinelli gets 45% to McAuliffe's 42% of likely voters.

Sens. Warner, Rubio, Wyden Introduce Know Before You Go Act

Three US Senators, including one from Virginia, want students to know as much as they can about college before they pick one.

King, Messiah: New Baby Names Suggest High Hopes

Jacob and Sophia top the list of most popular American baby names - again. It's Jacob's 14th straight year at the top and the second year for Sophia.

Report: UVa. 1 of Nation's Least Economically Diverse

A new report says UVa remains one of the nation's least socioeconomically diverse public schools but commends the University of Richmond for serving low-income students.