Updated: 1:02 AM Charlottesville's Race Unity Week continued Tuesday night by looking at race relations from a church perspective. Restoring the Image: a Biblical Theology of Race took place at Portico Church in town.
Updated: 6:22 PM Changes could be coming to one local shopping center plagued by vacancies, but some of the businesses still in Albemarle Square question whether they can survive in that location until the changes come.
Updated: 5:52 PM Tuesday mornings temperatures dropped to at or below the freezing mark for many parts of Central Virginia and that puts vineyards and orchards on edge.
Updated: 5:43 PM VDOT and Albemarle County staff are meeting with engineers from the Shops at Stonefield to develop a new traffic pattern at the Hydraulic Road entrance.
Updated: 5:25 PM Huguely's attorneys believe that there wasn't enough evidence for a murder conviction, and that jurors should have been sequestered during his trial.
Updated: 5:25 PM The director of the Massachusetts’ funeral home where Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body was held says it was legal for the body to be buried in Virginia last week.
Updated: 5:11 PM An effort to revive a lawsuit seeking an additional $282.5 million from Sudan for the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole is in the hands of a federal appeals court in Virginia.
Updated: 10:48 AM The Belmont-Carlton neighborhood association held a candidates forum for both City Council and Commonwealth's Attorney candidates running in the primary.
Posted: 9:47 AM The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has scheduled a meeting in Virginia to field questions on the agency's assessment of the safety performance last year at the North Anna nuclear power plant.
Updated: 7:06 AM Monday is the start of National Prevention Week, and Albemarle is taking aim at how to tackle the issues facing young adults with lunchtime forums.
Updated: 6:30 PM According to AAA, car accidents are the leading cause of death among teenagers, and the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day are the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers.
Updated: 9:34 AM With a cast of 40 students, 20 of them have never been in a show before. 'In The Heights' has brought together a diverse and unique new group of friends who call themselves a family.
Posted: 6:00 PM
May is national bike month and Bike Charlottesville is kicking off Charlottesville's 2013 Bike Week with an across town bike tour. This week the group hopes to spread awareness of how easy it can be to bike around town as well as the benefits to your health and the environment.
Updated: 5:52 PM The Jefferson Area Tea Party was able to find another way to comply with the tax laws after hearing what their friends in Richmond were going through in early 2012
Posted: 5:44 PM A former University of Virginia professor endorsed a candidate for attorney general Monday while also taking stabs at the man currently in the post. Michael Mann calls Ken Cuccinelli's lawsuit against him an assault on the scientific establishment.
