Beer Trucks Roll Through Greene County
Some of the largest trucks to ever use Virginia roads traveled across our area early Wednesday morning.
Some of the largest trucks to ever use Virginia roads traveled across our area early Wednesday morning.
Virginia's Attorney General was in Charlottesville to help kick off a gang prevention program sponsored by the Charlottesville/Albemarle Boys and Girls Club.
As the area's population grows, the need to improve roadways becomes more of an issue. There is a new plan to upgrade one of the busiest roads in Albemarle County.
The third day in the trial of three Albemarle County teens accused of plotting to blow up two Albemarle high schools ended with a twist.
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Colon cancer affects over 150,000 people a year and nearly one-third of those people will die from it, making early detection key for survival.
From country to soul to rock 'n roll, the Charlottesville Pavilion's list of concerts for the new season has been announced.
Tuesday is the third day of the trial and now it's the defense's turn to argue its case.
Residents in one local neighborhood say something needs to be done about the odor coming from a compost facility near their homes.
As the general assembly continues to agree on a state budget in Richmond, state localities are waiting to finalize their budgets.
A recent study of over 17,000 police agencies nationwide shows that 80 percent have vacancies they can not fill. Locally, several departments are in the same predicament.
Rivanna Water and Sewer authorities discussed the possible drought during a meeting Monday.
Thinking about planting that beautiful garden or growing some veggies? Before purchasing those seeds or bags of fertilizer, consider the weather and the dry-spell.
The IRS is issuing a consumer alert about an e-mail scam that's praying on taxpayers who are desperately awaiting their tax return.
The bagworm: even though you don't see them now, they are all around the area, and unless you treat them, you may lose some of your trees.
Firefighters from across the region took part in their annual regional certification classes.
One of the top toxicologists in Virginia explains more about the dangers of alcohol poisoning and how to prevent it.
The case against a Las Vegas man accused of raping a UVa student two decades ago is moving forward.
The new free speech monument on the Downtown Mall isn't even finished yet, but it's already causing a stir. It's supposed to be an outlet to voice opinions, however some community members are concerned others will misuse it.
A U.S. Commerce Department report says that new homes sales dropped 10.5% last month, but do those numbers hold true for Charlottesville?
With, or without any logo, the best way to prevent any type of poisoning is to keep products away from children.
A Scottsville firefighter passed away Thursday morning, leaving behind friends and family who tried to give him a second chance.
For the first, time the public got to weigh in on the future look and design of the Route 250 Interchange.
Between threatened school staff, student fights, and weapons brought to school, Charlottesville school officials are trying to find a way to deal with this escalating violence.
Governor Tim Kaine along with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt issued a warning to Virginia officials Thursday.
In the last few weeks our area has been hit by a wave of the flu virus. It's making sick patients in the hospital even worse and the absentee list at school a lot longer.
