Chase is aiming to succeed state Sen. John McGuire should he get elected to Congress this November.
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The Legal Insurrection Foundation claims UVa’s BIPOC Alumni-Student Mentoring Program openly discriminates on the basis of race and ethnicity.
GOP leaders say it's the "end of the road" for Chase after she violated party rules. She disagrees.
Police say the cameras will help catch criminals and drive down crime. Critics say Big Brother has come to Charlottesville.
School divisions are canceling classes, roadways and parks are flooded and flights are delayed or outright grounded.
The second gentleman spent his afternoon speaking with students at UVa and his evening raising thousands for his wife's campaign at a local winery.
He will join UVa law students for a training on voter protection.
The city and the county say a new transit system in the area would mirror the one councilors and supervisors recently saw in Champaign and Urbana, Illinois.
"Trump is going to win Virginia," the New York congresswoman told a rally at Trump Winery in Albemarle County. "This is not a blue state."