Some groups in Charlottesville are working to unite the community. Organizers say there's been enough talk around the country and they believe now is the time to come up with an actual plan to move forward.
A civil trial for Martese Johnson that was scheduled to start in October has been pushed back to July 2017.
File Image: The Charlottesville 29 restaurant auctionThe Charlottesville 29 restaurant auction raised over $70,000 to benefit the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
Charlottesville’s planning commission is touring different areas in the city that have been designated for small area plans.
A Charlottesville military mother opens up about rape and PTSD before the death of her baby and finds strength through a program to help fellow veterans recover.
Markwin Taleek Howard appeared in a Charlottesville court Tuesday, and was denied bond. He is believed to be connected to the murder of Denzel Morton.
Albemarle County Public Schools is just one of 50 finalists under consideration for a $10 million national grant that would revolutionize learning for high school students.
Railroad fence in Charlottesville under repairThe city of Charlottesville is hoping some heavier duty fencing will help prevent trespassers downtown.
Road work in downtown CharlottesvilleIf you're driving in the downtown Charlottesville area this week, be prepared for a possible detour.
The Blue Ribbon Commission on Race, Memorials, and Public Spaces will host a community forum at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center.
Students from around the country are linking to a special online platform to learn Mandarin Chinese from the University of Virginia.
Students from across the globe are taking part in a foreign language camp at President James Monroe's Highland in Albemarle County.
Albemarle County wants to maximize development and attract business but some think the county needs to also look at its close partnership with Charlottesville.
The Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority (CHRA) is partnering with city councilors to leverage both group's expertise.
Voting boothThousands of Virginia felons who had their voting rights restored have had them stripped away again.
The Go Driver program in Charlottesville trains refugees and low-income adults to drive Charlottesville Area Transit buses.
Set to open in the next few weeks, Imbibe Solutions will test the microbiology of beer at Charlottesville breweries so they don’t have to send samples out of state.
Work on a nearly 4 mile stretch of Stony Point Road is now underway. Traffic will be reduced to one lane between Proffit Road and Watts Passage from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A West Virginia man was able to walk away uninjured after crashing in the eastbound lane of Interstate 64 in Albemarle County.
An Albemarle County construction company is now a living legacy. R.E. Lee Companies, Inc. President Arlene Lee is one of a few female leaders in the construction industry.
Police and firefighters in Charlottesville did a different kind of protecting Sunday, protecting each other from scoring.
Hispanic members of a Roman Catholic Church in Albemarle County are sharing their thoughts about Hillary Clinton's vice president pick.
Democrats from central Virginia who are supporting Hillary Clinton are arriving in Philadelphia Sunday night for the Democratic National Convention.
People in central Virginia are getting an up close look at the path of Dominion Power’s proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
A Charlottesville restaurant is back in business after a fire forced it to shut down just months after opening.
People who live in several neighborhoods around downtown Charlottesville are trying to improve their relationship with the city's police force.
Opponents of the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline are calling on Gov. Terry McAuliffe to take action to block the project through central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley.
File Image: Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine at a campaign eventDemocrats across Virginia are in full swing preparing for the start of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Charlottesville police are asking for help to identify a woman caught on surveillance video shoplifting.
Virginia Senator Tim Kaine (D)Tim Kaine has been selected by Hillary Clinton to be on her ticket as vice president.
In light of the dangerously high temperatures central Virginia is expected to see this weekend, EMS officials are urging caution.
A Charlottesville business damaged by a fire on the Downtown Mall in June is set to reopen.
University of Virginia Center for Politics Director Larry Sabato says U.S. Senator Tim Kaine is the vice presidential frontrunner, and has been the frontrunner all year long.
A woman is in serious condition following a crash on Route 20 / Stony Point Road in Albemarle County. The victim was transported by Pegasus to the UVA Medical Center.
Isaiah Franklin appeared in Charlottesville General District Court via video-conferencing Friday. He is charged with first-degree murder in connection to the death of Denzel Morton.
Highland, the home of President James Monroe, will host the Albemarle County Fair from Thursday, August 4, through Saturday, August 6.
The Charlottesville Tom Sox are looking at a busy weekend as they get ready to play against the Winchester Royals, and help a couple of local organizations.
The University of Virginia Athletic Department hosted a Pokemon night at Scott Stadium, giving users of the app Pokemon Go a chance to roam the stadium in search of Pokemon.
Delegate David Toscano held a political fundraiser at Vinegar Hill Theater where part of the money raised will benefit Light House Studio.
The Community Emergency Response Team held its first level one training of the season on Thursday night.
People of all races gathered at the federal courthouse in Charlottesville to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.
Activist Alex-Zan hosted the “It’s About Choices” thinkshop at Burley Middle School in Charlottesville. Young people got to learn what it looks like to live a purposeful life.
David and Claire EngelA Charlottesville girl is raising awareness about Type 1 diabetes.
Virginia's annual sales tax holiday is coming up. The holiday gives people a chance to get school supplies, emergency preparedness items, and other items without paying taxes.
Kari Miller (left), executive director of International NeighborsThe Allen and Allen law firm will be recognizing Hometown Heroes at the Friday’s After Five on July 22. Among those honored will be 13 people from Charlottesville.
The city of Charlottesville is starting a traffic calming project on Locust Avenue, expected to start next week.
File Image: Charlottesville police investigating the crime scene on Earhart StreetCharlottesville Police charged Markwin Taleek Howard in connection to the to Shooting on Earhart St.
Charlottesville City Schools is one of three Virginia organizations recognized as a Green Ribbon School System by the secretary of education in Washington, D.C.
A unique circus is getting ready to open at Fashion Square in Albemarle County Thursday evening. Cirque Italia calls itself the country's first traveling water circus.
Charlottesville is again providing spots for people to cool off from the summer heat.
Charlottesville is participating in the National Citizen Survey. A random sample of 1,800 households will be asked for feedback on the quality and usefulness of city services.
Attorneys for George Huguely are hoping a federal court in Maryland will help prove the former UVA student didn't intend to kill his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love.
Charlottesville’s Blue Ribbon Commission met Wednesday to tackle some tasks before its first community forum Wednesday, July 27.
Teachers learning to Garden in CharlottesvilleA group of Virginia teachers learned to garden Wednesday in Charlottesville.
The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond is expanding its reach in the Charlottesville area with a community group.
Central Virginia SCORE chapter held a free workshop Wednesday at Albemarle County Fire Rescue’s station on Berkmar Drive.
Firefighters training in Albemarle County, igniting a carFirefighters from across the state are gathering in Albemarle County Wednesday deliberately setting fire to several cars.
Seven years after getting rid of trailers on grounds, Albemarle High School is installing them again as a temporary fix to the school’s overcrowding situation.
After losing his son 12 years ago, Khizr Khan is honoring his son’s memory by speaking at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
David Nathaniel Johnson is charged with discharging a firearm in an occupied dwelling, brandishing of a firearm, and reckless handling of a firearm.
A Charlottesville group focused on making housing more affordable has some recommendations. A report concluded that the city has a major lack of affordable housing.
Albemarle Fire & Rescue vehicleIf you're looking for a unique way to give back to the community, Albemarle County Fire & Rescue may need your skills.
Charlottesville police says U.S. Marshalls have 23-year-old Isaiah James Franklin in custody. He was wanted for first-degree murder in connection to the death of Denzel Morton.
A public meeting on the Ragged Mountain Trails will be held at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Drivers in Virginia are filling up at the pump for less Wednesday as the average price for a gallon of gasoline fell below $2 in the commonwealth to $1.99 per gallon.
File Image: Blue Moon DinerThe Board of Architectural Review in Charlottesville heard a developer’s plans to build on West Main Street Tuesday night.
Bicyclists from Western Kentucky University stopped in Charlottesville as part of their Bike4Alz trip from Seattle to Virginia Beach.
Suspect wanted in robberyAlbemarle County police are looking for three men behind a double abduction and robbery in Albemarle County Monday night.
Virginia Democrats opened an office for Hillary ClintonVirginia Democrats opened a new campaign office for Hillary Clinton in downtown Charlottesville on Tuesday.
File Image: Interchange at Rio Road and Route 29 (Photo courtesy VDOT)Starting Tuesday night, there will be overnight lane closures on the new grade-separated intersection as contractors finish up work on the intersection.
According to the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, millennials represent the largest generation group and could be a deciding factor in who takes the Oval Office.
Leslie Wills-Taylor, a teacher at Woodbrook Elementary SchoolLeslie Wills-Taylor, a teacher at Woodbrook Elementary School, is one of five educators nationally selected as a Teaching Tolerance frontrunner.
An attorney in Charlottesville is trying to prepare seniors for common legal issues. The elderly face a unique set of legal challenges, from wills and caregiving, to neglect and exploitation.
American Red CrossSoaring temperatures along with very high humidity is causing what’s called a ‘heat dome’ over much of the country.
Backpack Buddies of Central Virginia is bundling hundreds of bags this summer to send to children who might not otherwise have everything they need for school.
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital has a new helipadSentara Martha Jefferson Hospital has a new helipad Tuesday after a 3-month long construction project.
The Charlottesville Police Department is looking for 23-year-old Isaiah James Franklin in connection with the death of Denzel Morton.
Work on the new interchange at Route 29 and Rio Road. Photo Courtesy: Patrick McKenzieA major portion of construction at the Route 29 and Rio Road intersection in Albemarle County has been completed more than a month ahead of schedule.
Stephanie Connock’s small business, Wonderment Bakeshop and Creamery, offers ice cream sandwiches made with fresh ingredients. She also offers unique flavors.
File Image: Greenstone on Fifth in CharlottesvilleGreenstone on Fifth could see more police patrol next fiscal year if Charlottesville City Council approves the sponsorship agreement.
An accident involving three cars held up traffic on Route 29 near Proffit Road Monday evening.
Home Instead Senior Care is offering “Let’s Talk About Driving,” which offers tips for how to talk to senior citizens when they should no longer be behind the wheel of a vehicle.
Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy laid out a plan to bridge the gap between the community and those in positions of authority at a lunch on Monday.
Dan Runion is recovering and getting stronger after a car accident that happened a month ago left him with a traumatic brain injury.
A Charlottesville man is charged with DUI after crashing his car into a townhome on Michie Drive.
Congressional candidate Jane Dittmar is outlining her strategy to reach voters across the 5th District.
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer is now a member of the Council on Virginia's Future. The council provides long-term focus on priority issues, and increases government transparency.
The Crozet Fall Arts and Crafts Festival will join in the celebration of American Craft Week this fall. Organizers say that for the first time all 50 states are participating.
VDOT will be trimming trees to improve visibility at the Route 250 and Route 676 intersection in Ivy on Tuesday.
The University of Virginia Health System’s stroke program received two national awards from the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association.
Around 5:20 Sunday morning, Albemarle County Police Officers responded to the 800 block of Runnel Court, located in the Barracks West Apartments, for a report of shots fired.
Charlottesville police are searching for a killer as family and friends grieve the loss of a young man who was shot to death early Sunday morning. Police discovered 23-year-old Denzel Morton along the 400 block of Earhart Street.
A film festival Sunday in Charlottesville is focusing on stories of history, education, and social justice.
CharlottesvilleBusiness owners in downtown Charlottesville are calling on the city to find new places for people to park. The Downtown Business Association says there are simply not enough spots for all of the patrons, business owners, and employees.
Southwood community in CharlottesvilleAlbemarle County police are teaching children the responsibility of being safe on the road when riding their wheels. Officers held a Bike Rodeo Saturday at Habitat for Humanity's Southwood community.
Charlottesville's Mt. Zion First African Baptist Church is collecting clothing and home goods to donate to military veterans.
Friday's Washington Post articleSome community leaders are working on a plan to better handle sexual assault.
The Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar held a grand re-opening dance party to celebrate being open for business after being damaged by a fire on the Downtown Mall.
Weather permitting, the intersection at Route 29 and Rio Road could open as soon as Monday evening.
Charlottesville is a city of second chances for people as they try to rebuild their lives once being released from jail.
Mark Warner taking questions in CharlottesvilleSenator Mark Warner visited Charlottesville Thursday to talk about how the government can help Entrepreneurs in the city succeed.
The Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority is kicking off a major project aimed at curbing the treatment plant smell that often permeates the Belmont and Woolen Mills neighborhoods.
Advocates for renewable energy held an all-day demonstration on the Downtown Mall to teach people more about solar panels.
File image: AAA logoA significant number of U.S. drivers reported engaging in angry and aggressive behaviors over the past year, according to the study’s estimates.
The Charlottesville Police Department recently executed a search warrant in the 400 block of Garrett Street related to an ongoing property crime investigation.
Charlottesville police arrested Izel Antjuan Nelson for robbery and felonious assault.
Albemarle County is proud to announce Captain Phillip Burkett and Captain Meade Whitaker will graduate from the Virginia Fire Chiefs Association Fire Officer Academy.
People in Charlottesville came together for the Black Lives Matter Yoga Vigil for Peace as an alternative way of coping with the recent outspread of violence across the country.
With the help of sports nutritionist Randy Bird, the football players with the University of Virginia are learning how to cook a healthy meal.
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