Charlottesville's Doyle Hotel has traded hands, for the second time in three years, ahead of a transition into Hilton's Tapestry Collection.
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- Hawes Spencer
Michael Swiney, an Albemarle County school counselor already accused of molesting four children, has been hit with more charges after three additional victims came forward.
- Heather Price Ives
VDOT has scheduled public hearing for next week on a replacement for the bridge carrying Virginia Route 624 over Blue Run in Greene County.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Virginia Talent Accelerator Program, part of the state's efforts to woo new business, was rated top in the nation for the second time this year.
- JUSTIN FAULCONER Nelson County Times
Nelson County is preparing to welcome tens of thousands of visitors during the Valley of the Seven Stars this week. Here's everything locals need to know.
- LAURENCE HAMMACK The Roanoke Times
A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit claiming inmates held in solitary confinement at Red Onion State Prison endured cruel and unusual punishment.
- Jane Sathe
Comedian "Weird Al" Yankovic, who's just been blessed with an asteroid named in his honor, is slated to take the stage at JPJ in Charlottesville Thursday.
Doug Ollivant, the Republican challenging Democrat Eugene Vindman in Virginia's 7th District, has been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia.
Coming up, "Weird Al" Yankovic heads to John Paul Jones Arena, Fred Armisen brings comedy for music fans to the Jefferson Theater and more.
Karyann Parkinson's decision to let her 5-year-old walk a half-mile alone, and the resulting criminal conviction, have put parenting on trial in Virginia.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office is searching for 17 Great Danes and a "poodle-type" dog reported missing amid an animal welfare investigation.
The first bill filed in the Virginia General Assembly ahead of the next legislative session would make police statements from autistic individuals inadmissible.
Louisa County Public Schools has some new staffers. And while they can't teach reading, writing or arithmetic, they can sit, fetch and roll over.
The proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger wouldn't just benefit the railways. The Port of Virginia has much to gain.
- JASON MIYARES
The proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger wouldn't just benefit the railways. The Port of Virginia has much to gain.
- Heather Price Ives
Four candidates are vying to fill the seat on the Greene County Board of Supervisors left vacant after Francis McGuigan's abrupt resignation in January.
- JUSTIN FAULCONER Nelson County Times
The Nelson County Sheriff's Office is hosting a town hall on the controversial Flock license plate-reading cameras that other Virginia localities have turned off.
- MICHAEL MARTZ Richmond Times-Dispatch
The race between Republican John McGuire and Democrat Tom Perriello in Virginia is helping to drive early voting turnout.
- Chris Gionta
The constant drip-drop of rain couldn't stop the Foxfield Fall Races on Sunday. Nor could it dampen the spirits of the many children at the family-friendly outing.
- LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Orange, which bills itself as the “Crossroads of the Constitution,” home of James Madison, has installed Flock cameras to track you.
- Heather Price Ives
Greene County has lifted a boil-water advisory in the town of Stanardsville instituted after two water main breaks reported on Friday.
- Hawes Spencer
The Virginia Court of Appeals has determined that Michael Swiney, the Albemarle school counselor accused of molesting four girls, deserves another chance at bail.
- Hawes Spencer
During his intake at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail, Zachary Scott was behaving oddly. That would be because he had drugs secreted in his rectum.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia regulators are looking into allegations Florida's NextEra Energy influenced elections in its home state as they review its merger with Dominion Energy.
- ERIC KOLENICH Richmond Times-Dispatch
James Madison University will begin readmitting graduates for free classes and training if they have not found a job one year after college.
- NORI LEYBENGRUB The Virginian-Pilot
After searching a Portsmouth property for days, police said they had found the dismembered remains of a man in the backyard and charged the homeowner with murder.