Council Takes Measures
City Council approved several measures tonight, including the future cable provider for City residents.
City Council approved several measures tonight, including the future cable provider for City residents.
They're sticky and for many a hassle, but pretty soon they may be obsolete. Charlottesville city councilors are considering whether to make those little blue registration stickers a thing of the past.
High gas prices are forcing many Virginians to change their driving habits. Almost 12 percent say they're driving a more fuel-efficient vehicle, like a bike.
Nearly a dozen families are left without a home after an apartment building in Albemarle County went up in flames.
He's served the Charlottesville Police department for more than a quarter of a century and now Lt. Pleasants is being recognized for his dedication to the force and the community.
An early morning robbery at a Sheetz Gas Station in Madison County ended today when the robber was killed in a car accident.
UVa associate professor, Dr. Edward Lengel speaks about why George Washington's military life is not usually discussed.
The Madison County Sheriff's Office is investigating a reported robbery at the Sheetz Gas Station early Friday morning.
Thousands of children have ADD and ADHD, but doctors are discovering that some of them may be misdiagnosed.
Over the past month gas prices have jumped from $2.47 to $3.09 a gallon. The continuous spike is hitting some folks hard enough to start cutting corners elsewhere.
Former UVa researcher Martin Straume was in court today for a hearing. He faces several charges including stalking a graduate student and allegedly trying to run her over with his car.
John Glover Roberts, Jr. was sworn in after the Senate confirmed him to succeed the late William Rehnquist as head of the Supreme Court.
Charlottesville Police continue to investigate a double stabbing that took place in the Prospect Avenue/ Orangedale section of the city.
They've been spotted on the downtown mall and now the rumors are flying. Some reports say actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are buying a house in Charlottesville and today there's news Affleck may be trading in his acting career for a political one.
US house majority leader Tom DeLay had been indicted on conspiracy charges. DeLay has announced he will temporarily step down.
A woman is recovering at UVA Medical Center after she was struck by a car this evening.
A group of local residents is taking a glimpse at the life of America's founding father.
UVa's School of Nursing has a new addition to their nursing archives.
The need for assistance from the American Red Cross to hurricane victims among the gulf coast is very high, and so is the number of those willing to become volunteers.
Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco joins former FEMA director Michael Brown in the hot seat as she is questioned by congress today.
The Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail is chipping in to help one family in the corrections field devastated by Hurricane Katrina.
Could our warm summer be contributing to hurricanes?
There is some new information regarding the serial rapist case.
According to The National Weather Service there is a developing drought in our area. The city and county are now asking people and businesses to voluntarily conserve water.
It's an idea based around a cartoon, and it's been providing a way for some local teachers to connect with their students after hours.
