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An August 2021 CDC inspection of the ICA Farmville Detention Center in Virginia found that the layout of the dorms and living quarters would make it
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Dozens of abortion-rights activists stand outside the federal courthouse in Charlottesville in protest of the recently leaked Supreme Court documents
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Mock images show what a Charlottesville Area Community ID card looks like. The program gave out 848 cards in three years, but will be discontinued
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Charlottesville City Council votes for the fiscal year 2023 budget on April 12, 2022.Real estate taxes are going up in Charlottesville this
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In AprilMarch 2022, riders waited upwards of 45 minutes for buses that weren’t arriving on time in Charlottesville. The delays, caused in part by a
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The Carlton Views apartments, a Piedmont Housing Alliance property finished in 2017 with funding from the Charlottesville Affordable Housing Fund,
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Some mature trees already line some of the sidewalks in the South First Street neighborhood in March 2022. The residents there, who were consulted
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Rosa Key examines buds on the dogwood tree in her yard in Charlottesville's 10th & Page neighborhood.The dogwood beside the lime green house in
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Charlottesville and Albemarle County are now encompassed in the 54th and 55th House of Delegates Districts in the new maps approved by the Virginia
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An Albemarle County resident votes on Sept. 18, 2020, the first day of early in-person voting. Albemarle County’s local redistricting process is
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Students leave Buford Middle School. The city is one step closer to upgrading the school now that a bill enabling officials to levy a sales tax to
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Officials are now using the last known address of incarcerated people in population data to draw district voting maps, rather than the prison
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Michael D. Rogers (bottom, right) joins Charlottesville City Council on Jan. 18, 2022 during an online city council meeting.At the Jan. 18 Council
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[From left to right] Sena Magill, Lloyd Snook and Michael Payne celebrate their election to council in 2019.When Charlottesville resident Stephanie
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After more than three hours in a closed session meeting, Charlottesville City Council announced that they have no announcement just yet on a new