Charlottesville Helps Residents With Housing Woes
Charlottesville's housing market is through the roof. Officials said businesses are feeling the brunt of it. But the City thinks they can do something about it.
Charlottesville's housing market is through the roof. Officials said businesses are feeling the brunt of it. But the City thinks they can do something about it.
With high gas prices, Albemarle County Schools are facing a budget shortfall for transportation.
A jury in Charlottesville has convicted Joel Salinas of second degree murder in the stabbing death of Candido Bello-Rivera.
Embryonic stem-cell research is one of the most controversial issues of the Bush Administration--but at UVa--researchers may have discovered new alternatives.
Last week we introduced you to a bus-load of volunteers heading down to Mississippi. They hoped to bring back families affected by hurricane Katrina. Now they're back.
It affects two million Virginians each year. More and more hard working people are not able to afford health insurance. However, one county is ready to change that.
The firefighter was a young man who lost his life, just as it was about to begin.
Over the weekend local rescue officials got some extra field training in an effort to improve their response time during an emergency situations.
While our country is suffering from the most recent natural disaster, Sunday marked the 4-year anniversary of one of the nations worst tragedies and many local citizens took the time to honor those involved in both.
Club Rio hosted a benefit concert for Mason Thomas featuring the 'Sweetwater Band' and special guest Mickie Wagner.
It's been about two weeks since the onset of Hurricane Katrina, and the blame game has already begun. Democrats and others are saying the federal government, and the president himself should have responded faster.
Police in Charlottesville have arrested a man on charges of sexual assault.
The trial for 27-year-old Joel Salinas will continue Monday morning after nearly seven hours of deliberations could not produce a verdict.
Virginia Lieutenant Governor Tim Kaine paid a visit to Charlottesville Friday in his bid for governor, and he wasn't alone.
Many of us at the Newsplex are hearing ringing.
A truckload of relief supplies from our area is now on the road to Mississippi.
Drivers rushed to the Shell station on Preston Avenue to fill up their gas guzzlers. For the first time in weeks they're paying less than $3 a gallon.
As the amount of Americans donating to Katrina relief efforts grows, so do the scams. Officials are now warning people to be aware when donating.
Albemarle Schools are opening their doors to hurricane victims--but these may not be the only new students at some schools.
Now that Matthew has been cleared, many members of the African-American community feel the issue runs much deeper than just this case.
DNA cleared Christopher Lynn Matthew of all charges related to a rape over the weekend. But now Charlottesville Police are answering tough questions about his arrest.
Along Interstate 64 and U.S. Route 29, in the Charlottesville area, troopers issued almost 300 tickets over the holiday weekend.
Christopher Lynn Matthew was released from Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail after DNA tests prove he was not responsible for a rape.
People have donated money, supplies, and some are even opening their houses. One family that just arrived to Fluvanna, which will be their new home.
The jury continues to weight evidence in a Charlottesville murder trial
