Two Hurt in Charlottesville Shooting, Police Call It Targeted
Two people were injured by gunfire Sunday afternoon in Charlottesville after police responded to a report of shots fired near 11th Street Northwest and Grady Avenue. Officers arrived around 4 p.m. and recovered multiple shell casings at the scene, and both injured victims are receiving treatment. Investigators say the
Ting Pavillion held the 14th annual Sabroso Festival
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Many gathered in downtown Charlottesville Saturday for a cultural celebration. Ting Pavilion hosted the 14th annual Cville Sabroso festival, put on by local nonprofit Sin Barreras. Crowds enjoyed seven hours of live Latin American music and dance, dozens of food vendors, and a free kids zo
Volunteers Clean up trash along the Rivanna for the7th Annual Rivanna River Roundup
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville Litter Pickers teamed up with the Rivanna Conservation Alliance Saturday for the seventh annual Rivanna River Roundup, part of International Coastal Clean Up Day. Since late July, the Charlottesville Litter Pickers have cleaned up just under 500 bags of trash. Jean Lea
HoosDay: Yet Another Verbal Commitment for Virginia’s Class of 2032 – Honorable Mention Allison...
Allison Kelly from Bolles School has added her verbal to the pile, as UVA has spent the weekend racking up commitments from top 2028 recruits. Current photo via Allison Kelly/Instagram. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many,...
DNA Testing Confirms Jefferson-Hemings Family Ties at Monticello
Monticello stands as a living classroom where travelers can engage directly with the layered story of early America. A fifteen-year effort by archaeologists, genealogists, molecular geneticists, and historians has now delivered clear DNA evidence from Thomas Jefferson's own hair that links him to the children of Sally
Cville Local Experts: 5 home projects to complete before winter
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Cooler autumn temperatures make this the ideal time for seasonal home maintenance across Central Virginia. Tackling upkeep now protects your home’s structure and helps you avoid costly winter repairs. Here are five projects to knock out before the cold arrives, with a little hel
18-year-old arrested for connection with shooting at Charlottesville mall
An 18-year-old man was arrested following his connection to a shooting at a Charlottesville mall in early September.
Two people injured after shooting in Charlottesville
Two people were injured after a shooting in Charlottesville on Sunday afternoon.
Third annual day of service brings together more than 250 volunteers
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - More than 250 volunteers came together today for the third annual day of service. They completed projects benefiting 16 civic, educational and faith-based nonprofits. Volunteers contributed hundreds of hours of service to organizations across Charlottesville and the Shenandoah Valley. Charlot
Buildings and Grounds Committee approves a U.Va. Health hospital renovation
The Board of Visitors’ Buildings and Grounds Committee convened Thursday afternoon to approve the U.Va. Health Transitional Care Hospital renovation and the namings of 13 exterior spaces at Aggarwall Hall. University Architect Alice Raucher also centered the Committee with a presentation of the architectural design goa

















