7@four Taste Test: UVA brings coastal seafood to Scott Stadium gameday menu
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Gameday concessions in Charlottesville are getting a major upgrade this fall, trading standard stadium fare for fresh coastal flavors. The new lineup includes a jumbo lump crab cake sandwich, seasoned crab fries, and fresh cod fish tacos. UVA’s Chef Terri joins 7@four to give fans a...
West Virginia football’s most concerning questions that need answers against Virginia
The Mountaineers still have questions which need answers ahead of their Week 3 showdown in Charlotte.
More than $5 million in GO Virginia grants announced, includes funding for Shenandoah Valley
AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) - The Shenandoah Valley is receiving $332,900 in state funding aimed at expanding manufacturing workforce training. Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced Thursday that the GO2 Work in Manufacturing Expansion project was awarded the GO Virginia grant. The project covers Augusta County, Waynesboro
Chris Long Foundation debuts new mascot to mark Waterboys anniversary
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Chris Long Foundation is adding a new member to its team. His name is Jerry, a bright blue jerrycan created by the foundation to help bring awareness to its Waterboys initiative. Jerry is traveling to 10 different cities, and Charlottesville was first on his list.
From a 40-mph crash to the Jaws of Life: Inside Ruckersville rescue training
RUCKERSVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - First responders from eight states joined fire science students in Ruckersville Thursday for hands-on training focused on rescuing people from modern vehicles. The National Auto Body Council organized the event at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s Ruckersville facility. It was the
Taking a look at the 13 candidates for ACPS’s school board opening
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The Albemarle County School Board is in the midst of the selection process for its vacant at-large seat, following the resignation of Allison Spillman last month. There are 13 active candidates vying for the position, and 12 of them were interviewed last Thursday...
Gun violence is down in Charlottesville, but the problem persists
The population of Charlottesville is small relative to other cities in the Commonwealth. It has about 45,000 year-round residents. In 2024, 163 of them were arrested for violent crimes, but in 2025, the number feel to 123. Police chief Michael Kochis credits a targeted, data-drive approach to prevention. “We sit...
Virginia Lands First 2028 Verbal Pledge From Versatile Shelby Hutchinson
Virginia Lands First 2028 Verbal Pledge From Versatile Shelby Hutchinson. NEW COMMIT: The University of Virginia has kickstarted its Class of 2032 recruiting with a verbal commitment from Shelby Hutchinson of Haddon Township, N.J. A Nationals qualifier, Hutchinson is among the top recruits in her class. Regarding her c
Albemarle Board of Supervisors honors Greg MacDonald and Michie Tavern as county staples
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW)- The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors honored the longtime owner of Michie Tavern, Greg MacDonald, recognizing the Albemarle-County staple for its excellence in customer service, culinary experience and historic preservation. MacDonald and his family, owned the tavern for 58
Charlottesville schools hosting ‘Budget Bistro’ for public input on school spending
Charlottesville City Schools is inviting the community to dinner as the division begins gathering input on next year’s budget priorities.
