・Three-year anniversary memorial held for UVA football players killed in shooting ▶0:39
・Invasive Box Tree Moth spotted in Virginia ▶0:19
・UVA Health launches two clinical trials in Virginia ▶2:04
・Route 29 pedestrian bridge open for public use ▶0:39
・Tubby’s Restaurant and Deli makes a return next month ▶2:02
・Mary Baldwin University drops 17 academic minors from curriculum ▶2:00
・UVA’s new Contemplative Commons building first of its kind, architects say ▶2:23
・Gun reform advocates eye new opportunities under Spanberger administration ▶2:22
・Virginia Republican elector ousted from party after refusing loyalty pledge ▶2:35
・Officials visit crime scene before granting Jens Soering, Elizabeth Haysom parole ▶2:25
・AstraZeneca plant to be in Albemarle County, Richmond Times-Dispatch reports ▶2:07
・Proposal for $2 billion natural gas-fired plant in Fluvanna faces pushback from neighbors ▶0:47
・These are the 37 donors helping pay for Trump’s $300 million White House ballroom ▶2:10
・Lightning strike may have caused deadly Glenmore house explosion, Fire Chief says ▶0:34
・UVA introduces digital identification cards ▶2:07
・Former Culpeper Sheriff sentenced to 10 years ▶1:05
・Salvation Army in Charlottesville serves Thanksgiving meals ▶0:38
・Defense rests in Sines vs. Kessler case ▶2:08
・Bonny and Read to close its doors later this month ▶4:15
・Charlottesville Police Department releases 2024 annual report ▶0:43
・Ruckersville Sheetz may be getting a drive-thru ▶1:59
・Charlottesville working to bring wireless broadband to the Downtown Mall ▶0:43
・Nonprofit seeks justice for dog abused on video ▶0:49
・Untold Stories of Pavilion X opens at UVA ▶2:30
・Massive crop greenhouse officially opens in Louisa ▶2:33
・UVA hopes to build $72M data center in Fontaine Research Park ▶1:58
・Charlottesville man arrested in connection to July 4 Charlottesville shooting ▶2:25
・Grand opening at Boyd Tavern Market marks new beginnings ▶0:43
・Charlottesville-Albemarle Drug Court celebrates 200th graduation ▶1:56
・Charlottesville neighbors push for zoning change to block proposed luxury apartments ▶2:18
・Construction starts on 2117 Ivy Road apartment complex ▶2:21
・Decades old Charlottesville menswear store Eljo’s sold ▶1:33
・Protestors gather outside of Orange County Courthouse ▶2:40
・The Fralin Museum opens Little Museum of Art exhibit ▶
・UVA community honors the life of first-year who died from meningitis ▶
・Charlottesville police go viral playing street basketball with kids ▶
・New documentary highlights Fluvanna’s African-American history ▶
・Meals tax hike is nothing new to Charlottesville restaurants ▶
・Charlottesville attorneys plead judge’s forgiveness after missed zoning case deadline ▶
・Albemarle County’s tax base increases by 5.1% in 2025 property reassessment ▶
・UVA researcher works for broader understanding of near-death experiences ▶
・Virginia Dept. of Transportation working to clear out secondary roads ▶
・Albemarle School Board candidates both seek big improvements to the district ▶
・Willow River Veterinary Services owner provides update on sudden closure ▶
・UVA Health celebrates 10,000 surgeries with Da Vinci surgical robots ▶
・Albemarle and Charlottesville react to federal order to eliminate ‘certain DEI practices’ ▶
・Uncovering the history and legacy of Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway ▶
・Albemarle approves closing Free Bridge Promenade to cars ▶
・Democrats likely to win Virginia governor’s race, according to Sabato’s Crystal Ball ▶
・Western Albemarle High students win 2023 Spring Stock Market Game of Virginia ▶
・CODE building is a few months away from opening its doors ▶
・Virginia State Police trooper charged with threatening Albemarle woman ▶
・WATCH: Pups ride tandem during the 2022 World Dog Surfing Championships ▶
・Fashion Square Chick-fil-A opens temporary drive-through in parking lot ▶
・19 people charged with drug trafficking in the Charlottesville area ▶
・What $9.7M means for Albemarle County’s Rivanna Futures project ▶
・Charlottesville paid attorney out $189,000, 29News investigation finds ▶
・Charlottesville Host Lions Club helping to provide 24K meals to people in need ▶
・VA legislation to require in-person training for concealed carry handgun permits starting Jan. 1 ▶
・Old lumber site in Albemarle Co. to be used for solar panel project ▶
・Why some Charlottesville testing clinics are sticking with ‘walk-ins only’ ▶
・Why Virginia elections are so expensive this year ▶
・Popular YouTuber ‘Mr. Crafty Pants’ facing child porn charges ▶

　　

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