Study Shows Echinacea Doesn't Work
Millions of people take the herbal remedy Echinacea to treat the common cold, but does it really work?
Millions of people take the herbal remedy Echinacea to treat the common cold, but does it really work?
Preparations are underway for the Albemarle County Fair.
As the Boy Scout Jamboree continues at Fort AP Hill in Virginia, family members of the victims from Monday's horrible accident that claimed the lives of four Boy Scout leaders are trying to come to grips with the tragedy.
Approximately 78 day campers got lost on a hike leading to a call to Fire and EMS for heat related illnesses.
With the speed limit along U.S. Route 29 set to increase from 55 to 60 miles per hour, police want motorists to expect a change in their traffic flow, but they also want those motorists to know this isn't a pass to speed.
A once elitist drink is gaining popularity all over the United States. Just how popular is wine?
A recent poll shows that a growing number of Americans don't think that returning to space is such a good idea.
As the campaign glasses were lifted, hopes of a cure were in the tear filled eyes of many of those who attended.
The city's newest entertainment venue is scheduled to welcome guests July 27, but, if you've seen the construction it looks far from complete. Is the blistering heat to blame?
Four Boys Scout of America troop leaders were killed after the tent they were pitching struck an electrical line, electrocuting them and two others.
As the high cost of cooling climbs, it could take a toll on your wallet.
Nearly every store in town is onboard with the anti-smoking effort, by enforcing the laws banning tobacco sales to minors, but the laws are being threatened by sales over the internet.
Greeting customers at area stores, were Newsplex reporter Venton Blandin and Mason Thomas' parents, Kelly and Scott who all prepared and delivered pizzas on Sunday, July 24th.
With so many people concerned about staying cool, some seem to forget that our vehicles could also take quite a beating with the heat
Scorching heat can lead to a variety of heat-related illnesses, from nausea to dizziness. The National Weather Service is predicting high heat and humidity over the next few days and advising people to stay cool.
Local residents and businesses really felt the heat Monday.
The Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority is one step closer to proceeding with an additional water supply for our area.
A colonoscopy is a quick, simple, effective way to save your life.
Target cut the red tape this morning, officially opening its Charlottesville store to the delight of some awaiting shoppers.
Officials reported extensive damage to the home.
Over the last two months, there have been 24 cases of gas drive-offs averaging about three per week, with gas stations losing an estimated $500 a month.
As Charlottesville grows, so do the problems. To combat that, Charlottesville Police are relying on an old tactic to take back the streets.
Think daylight savings confused you before, see what congress has planned.
The Charlottesville School Board and City Council met for discussions over lunch.
They could be living on your street or even next door, but now the U.S Justice Department is helping your keep track of where they are.
