Hoos ready

This Saturday, the Virginia Cavaliers will return to a full-capacity Scott Stadium for the first time in almost two years. The team will face considerable opposition if it wants to […]

‘The right to safety’

With an array of Pride flags, masks, and posters on display, dozens of families gathered in front of the Albemarle County Office Building on a hot August Thursday to show […]

They’re back

This week, more than 27,000 undergraduate and graduate students descended on Charlottesville in preparation for the first week of UVA’s fall semester. The two largest spikes in COVID cases in […]

‘A dumpster fire’

Charlottesville SWAT team officers filmed their kids setting off explosives. They fired semi-automatic, department-owned weapons at unauthorized events. One officer consoled a colleague who was frustrated with police department leadership […]

On the agenda

Keep everyone safe from COVID Starting this week, both city and county schools will have most students physically in class five days a week, for the first time since the […]

In brief: Census data, Delta updates

Make room: City, county see population growth in 2020 Census  It’s not your imagination—it is getting more crowded around here. Charlottesville and Albemarle are both more populous than they were […]

You’ll never walk alone

This fall, UVA will debut a new app, Rave Guardian, designed to help keep students safe on Grounds.     The app is a one-stop shop that allows users to […]

State of the union

Despite support from city firefighters and bus drivers, on Monday Charlottesville City Council unanimously voted not to approve the collective bargaining ordinance proposed in March by Greg Wright of the […]

Accountability approaches

Last Tuesday, Integrity First for America hosted a program to remember August 11 and 12. IFA is a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization that represents the plaintiffs in the upcoming Sines […]