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A $3.5 million federal grant will allow the city of Charlottesville to bolster its diminished staff, but calls back a spat between the former …
Charlottesville is creating a task force to examine ways it can address Black residents’ disproportional representation in the criminal justic…
Sen. Mark R. Warner said is campaign is “sort-of making it up as we go,” holding slimmed-down and virtual events while he also works to pass m…
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Under new management, Fashion Square sees stores close and faces possible sale
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Charlottesville mother receives four-year sentence for death of toddler
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UVa Pres. Ryan announces new COVID-19 restrictions at university
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Charlottesville City Manager Richardson resigns after 16-month tenure, Blair appointed interim
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Charlottesville, Albemarle schools start planning for potential second-quarter return to in-person classes
One-time emergency grants of up to $1,000 are now available through county, United Way.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Daily Progress.
For the next two weeks, UVa students may not gather in groups of more than five people, must wear masks most of the time and are asked not to …
Under the agreed order, the only remaining restriction on church attendance is executive order 63, which requires individuals to wear face cov…
The late Gov. Gerald Baliles will be honored for his environmental efforts.
The 5th Congressional District typically trends Republican, but this may be an unusual year in politics, too.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Daily Progress.
At its meeting Monday, the City Council extended the ordinance for the duration of its declaration of a local emergency.
Last year, Bruce William Lynch Jr. was the target of a massive, multi-department manhunt across multiple states after he and a 14-year-old gir…
After investigating, law enforcement now believes only one person was involved with several armed robberies over the summer.
All of those testing positive have been quarantined from the rest of the population and are experiencing mild or no symptoms
Social distancing, capacity limits and a mask mandate are some of the changes coming to the slopes this winter in response to COVID-19.
Incumbent Democrat Spanberger looks to fight off Freitas of GOP
UVa mum on the matter so far
“I’d like to see us re-establish ourselves as a place in the nation where people look to us as leaders in good governance.”
Says it shouldn't have to pay plaintiffs' attorney fees
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Farm Bureau representative said the new ordinance directly limits farmers' ability to continue to manage their lands.
Army Reserve captain takes his experience to help out beleaguered hospital.
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