Piedmont Environmental Council raises concerns about Virginia’s growing data centers
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The group held a community forum Tuesday night to share how this will affect Charlottesville and Albemarle County. The Piedmont...
CarePortal launching in Charlottesville to help children and families in the foster care system
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - When it comes to the foster care system, there are plenty of ways you can help a child, even if...
These Virginia renters and advocates are rallying for better housing conditions
RICHMOND, Va. -- You regularly read about issues renters in Central Virginia experience when trying to get a landlord or rental company to...
Charlottesville Feb 06 Weekly Crime Report: 536 Incidents and 8 Crime Stories
Charlottesville Feb 06 Weekly Crime Report: 536 Incidents and 8 Crime Stories During the last week, Charlottesville reported a total of 536 crime...
DOJ: 2 Charlottesville-area pharmacies to pay $1.3M
Two Charlottesville-area pharmacies will have to pay a combined $1.3 million to settle civil claims.Story continues
University of Virginia hosts racial healing luncheon
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - To celebrate Black History Month, the University of Virginia hosted a racial healing luncheon Tuesday, February 6. The purpose of...
Virginia lawmaker wants to end law enforcement deception tactics during interrogations
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A Virginia lawmaker is trying to put an end to law enforcement lying to suspects during interrogations. The reason behind...
Waynesboro woman’s conviction for stealing tablet from Sheetz upheld by appellate court
RICHMOND – The state Court of Appeals has upheld the 2022 petit larceny conviction of a Waynesboro woman after she reportedly stole a tablet...
Charlottesville Fire Department needs more fire fighters
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville Fire Department is looking for candidates to join the team. "We're seeking members of our community that are...
Two Charlottesville pharmacies to pay combined $1.3 million for filling invalid prescriptions
Kroger and Harris Teeter pharmacies in Charlottesville have agreed to pay the United States a combined total of $1.3 million to settle civil claims...
