According to multiple reports, President Barack Obama is scheduled to make a stop in Charlottesville to rally for Fifth Congressional District Democratic incumbent Tom Perriello

Kochard has many ties to UVA. He received a Master’s (1996) and Ph.D. (1999) in economics from the University.

With just over one week left in the campaign to the Fifth District Congressional seat, a new poll shows the Democratic incumbent trailing his Republican challenger by one point

To all those impatiently awaiting the opening of a Trader Joe’s in Charlottesville, don’t hold your breath.

Fifty-five students drop out of school every day in Virginia, and more than 900 students are suspended every day in state schools

Gabe Silverman and Allan Cadgene want to develop the former C&R Auto Service, but face a threat of legal action over their nearby parking lot

The local nonprofit civil liberties group will represent Michael Roberts, a pilot for ExpressJet Airlines, who refused a full-body scan or a pat down while going through airport security

The students at UVA are serious about getting the lowest-paid University employees a living wage

U.S. Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan announced yesterday that the Jefferson Area Board of Aging (JABA) was awarded $54,834

CAAR’s third quarter report says home sales for the six-county Charlottesville area increased 3.6 percent. The average price per square foot in Charlottesville dropped to $163 from $172