Data center developers are now seeking to draw an additional 54,900 megawatts of electricity from Dominion’s Virginia grid: enough to power 13.7 million homes.
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- ANNA BRYSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia is set to receive $6.5 million as part of a settlement with General Motors after drivers' personal data was shared without their consent.
- Cal Tobias
The Daily Progress presents Revision, the photos that defined the week (the Virginia Film Festival edition).
- Jane Sathe
Tickets went on sale Friday for Death Cab for Cutie's Charlottesville show next April at Ting Pavilion.
- David Velazquez
The city of Charlottesville has agreed to permit Trump election monitors over concerns from the state of "intimidation and interference" in Tuesday's elections.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, a Halloween bike ride at the Charlottesville City Market, a discusison on "Storytelling and American Democracy" at Monticello and more.
- JORGEN VIK
It’s understandable to worry about how bad the next drop will be or how soon it will arrive, but unwise to act on this worry, says financial adviser Jorgen Vik
Edgar Allan Poe's short stay at the University of Virginia left a lasting legacy. A new exhibition at the school dives into his time there 200 years ago.
State Sen. Mamie Locke wants to institute an income tax rate of 10% on Virginians making more than $1 million a year.
Virginia still cannot find a compromise on how to place guardrails on data centers without punishing the industry that's made the state so much money.
Curtis Whateley's license plate had a less-than-explicit message for the police. Now, Virginia AG Jay Jones has a message for Whateley: You're due in court.
Downtown Charlottesville will be taken over by the walking dead for a spell on Halloween as a flash mob performs the dance from Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Democracy scholars warn this is not the time to look away. "More than ever, we need the kind of courage that history books heroize."
Greene County teen Bryan Corbin, who was reported missing and possibly in danger over the weekend, has been found.
- Heather Price Ives
Greene County teen Bryan Corbin, who was reported missing and possibly in danger over the weekend, has been found.
- Heather Price Ives
Scottsville residents Taylor Cook and Jamie Brown face multiple charges after a sleeping child was found in their car alongside drugs and ammunition.
- KEITH EPPS The Free Lance–Star
Miguel Maldonado Soriano, an illegal immigrant living in Stafford County, faces federal charges after he severely damaged the Iwo Jima memorial at Quantico.
- Hawes Spencer
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.
- David Velazquez
"Meaningful state action is now necessary," the Virginia Department of Education informed scandal-ridden Albemarle County Public Schools on Tuesday.
- 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.
- Hawes Spencer
Two people were killed in two car crashes this week on I-64 in western Albemarle County separated by just a single mile and 86 minutes.
- JOHN P. CARTER
Even with the new DNA evidence linking Thomas Jefferson to Sally Hemings' children, he still deserves the honor Virginia gives him.
- Haley Sandlow
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.