Charlottesville City Council backs mall camera study
A majority of the Charlottesville City Council agreed Monday night to study the cost and impacts of installing of publicly owned security cameras on the city’s Downtown Mall, the West […]
UPDATE: Police say man accidentally fell to his death in Water St. garage
UPDATE 12:45pm Friday, January 2: Police have identified the person found dead in the Water Street parking garage New Year’s Day as Justin Michael Frazier, 24, of Crozet, and have […]
C-VILLE’s newsmakers of 2014
This year, Charlottesville’s local news was national news. Below, we take a look the people behind the biggest headlines of 2014 —and explain why you should be watching them in […]
Upstart Internet provider Ting is bringing gigabit speeds to C’ville
Finally, a little good news for Charlottesville in the national media: The city made tech and financial headlines last week when mobile company Ting announced it was buying a controlling […]
Rutherford Institute weighs in on handcuffed 4-year-old
Local civil rights organization founder John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute sent a stern letter to Andrea Whitmarsh, superintendent of Greene County Schools, about policies that allowed an out-of-control 4-year-old […]
UPDATED: Details in Sage Smith disappearance come to light
Below is the original version of the story on new information in the Sage Smith investigation, which ran online on December 24. More than two years after Dashad Sage Smith went […]
Dominion sues landowners for pipeline survey access
Dominion has filed suit against holdout landowners in Nelson and Augusta counties who since May have refused to let the energy company survey their land for its proposed 550-mile natural […]
Delegate Jailbird: Joe Morrissey attempts to make history
Odd Dominion is an unabashedly liberal, bi-monthly op-ed column covering Virginia politics. We are not normally overflowing with good cheer this time of year, for one simple reason: Nothing ever […]
New evidence: Police build timeline of accused killer Gene Washington
In the days after the early December slayings of a mother and daughter on Rugby Avenue, the man charged with their murders attempted to sell their stolen car, and a […]
FOIAed UVA/Rolling Stone e-mails released
The University of Virginia released more than 100 pages of correspondence with Rolling Stone on December 19, and the name “Jackie,” the source for an alleged gang rape at a […]