After years of feeling "silenced," the families of the UVa football players killed in 2022 say a new documentary about the tragedy has helped them find their voice.
- Haley Sandlow
No sooner did one ice cream parlor close in Hollymead than another one started moving in. Chaps Ice Cream is expanding outside Charlottesville city limits.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, Zoe Noelle Gordon's quilts at the Crozet Artisan Depot, encaustic works at the McGuffey Art Center and more.
- MEGAN PRICE
While a lot of attention has been given to the impact of ICE on community members, less has been given to the impact on local police.
- MADI KIRKMAN The News & Advance
Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA rely on clicks for business, but she told Liberty University students last week, "The internet has distorted God’s design."
- Jane Sathe
A longtime University of Virginia haunt will be transformed this Halloween as part of a newer tradition.
- JOHN P. CARTER
Even with the new DNA evidence linking Thomas Jefferson to Sally Hemings' children, he still deserves the honor Virginia gives him.
The retail landscape has changed a lot since the first 7-Eleven opened its doors in Charlottesville in 1970. What convenience means to consumers has changed.
A federal judge has tossed the claims of racketeering made against former UVa Health CEO Dr. Craig Kent in a lawsuit filed last year.
A.A. Milne didn’t bother himself with the virtues of the red bell pepper, but he knew the value of a good potato.
A UVa physician is urging doctors to embrace AI as a tool while retaining responsibility for treatment. "The clinician's enduring role is accountability."
U.S. Rep. Eugene Vindman has introduced a bill in Congress that would ban retailers from using consumers' personal data to customize higher prices.
For years, the Crayola House in Harrisonburg was an underground venue, and home, for punk rockers. A new documentary captures all the music and the mess.
Coming up, the UVa Drama Department dives into McCarthyism's ethical toll, Halloween festivities are hosted across Central Virginia and more.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, the UVa Drama Department dives into McCarthyism's ethical toll, Halloween festivities are hosted across Central Virginia and more.
- David Velazquez
John McGuire says illegal immigrants are driving up Charlottesville's real estate prices, accusing Democrats of pushing mass migration to "destabilize the United States."
- Heather Price Ives
Greene County teen Bryan Corbin has been reported missing. Corbin is believed to be in danger, according to authorities.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
She's been indicted on racketeering, money laundering and drug trafficking charges, but Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas says she's not backing down.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Co., involved in a $500 million financial fraud case, has been ordered to stop selling policies in Virginia.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
After AI agents attacked the Virginia Department of Education, Gov. Abigail Spanberger is creating a task force designed to beef up the state's cybersecurity.
- KEVIN BATTLE
Virginia's regulators should approve the Dominion-NextEra deal — and hold the companies to every commitment they have made.
- MATT CASE The Roanoke Times
The Virginia Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of Samuel Palmer, a homeschooled student whose been denied access to public school sports.
- BRAD ZINN The News Leader
The gay couple who took on the Parkland shooter's brother as a ward have been accused of scheming to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars of his inheritance.
- DON SLAIMAN
Virginians need thoughtful deliberation on data centers, not a pause on all development.
- MICHAEL PAUL WILLIAMS Richmond Times-Dispatch
The allegations against Louise Lucas sound damning until you consider Donald Trump has raked in at least $2 billion since returning to the White House.
- Haley Sandlow
Prepare for some enlightened, excessive entertainment. Heavy metal band Gwar is bringing its "reign of terror" to Charlottesville this Tuesday.

