Charlottesville Truck Accident Claims: Common Roadblocks to Fair Compensation
Truck crashes leave physical injuries, financial strain, and legal questions that can feel overwhelming. When an 18-wheeler collides with a smaller vehicle, the impact often causes catastrophic harm. If a commercial rig hit your car on Route 29, I-64, or near busy connectors like Old Ivy Road, 5th Street Extended, or...
Charlottesville Police Department to present data from Flock pilot
Charlottesville’s Police Department divides the city into three districts and all of them will soon hold a community meeting to review the results of a one-year pilot of a proprietary system that scans license plates looking for criminal activity. Last year, CPD began using Flock Safety’s system but Council...
Excess vegetative waste leads to free mulch program
Residents of Charlottesville, Va., are able to take advantage of a free mulch program offered by the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority. The program started as a way for residents to reuse the tons of vegetation collected each year, which benefited residents and the Solid Waste Authority by diverting organic waste from...
UVA Health Children’s hospital ranked top in the state by U.S. News & World...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – UVA’s children’s hospital has been ranked as the top children’s hospital in the Commonwealth for the fifth straight year by U.S. News & World Report. UVA Health Children’s, which provides primary and specialty care in more than 30 specialties at...
Public notice: New restaurant planned for former Blue Moon Diner location
Almost a year has passed since the Blue Moon Diner closed at 606 West Main Street, but a new restaurant is preparing to open at the site. A company called 606 West Main Street LLC has filed for a license with the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority for a place to be called Maggie’s Midtown. That’s according...
Charlottesville City Council moves toward purchase of a $6.2 million property to address homelessness
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Charlottesville City Council has moved to purchase a $6.2 million property for a low-barrier homeless shelter at 2000 Holiday Drive. Built in 1964, the 27,000-square foot former office building is a brick structure that sits atop 3.8 acres behind the Days Inn and the Country...
Texas Inn diner celebrates 90th birthday with hot dogs for 90 cents
The Texas Inn diner, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, is turning 90. The first location opened in Lynchburg on Main Street on Oct. 11 in 1935. The actual 90th Birthday Celebration will take place on Oct. 9 at all four locations: Richmond, two in Lynchburg and Harrisonburg. Many locals in Lynchburg refer to...
University construction wraps up summer projects, what now?
Following the completion of several construction projects over the summer, including at the McIntire School of Commerce and the Harrison Family Olympic Sports Center, the University now looks ahead to the major projects at the Ivy Corridor and Fontaine Research Park, which are slowly nearing completion. Similarly,...
Volleyball: Virginia prevails in five sets against Syracuse for first ACC win
On a day that saw Reagan Ennist rewrite the Virginia Volleyball record books, UVA prevailed in five sets (16-25, 25-22, 23-25, 25-22, 17-15) over Syracuse on Sunday afternoon at the Aquatic & Fitness Center. In the win, Ennist racked up a Virginia freshman record 32 kills against Syracuse on Sunday....
SAW Habitat for Humanity back to addressing housing shortages in Greater Augusta
STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - The Staunton, Augusta and Waynesboro Habitat for Humanity was the recipient of a large-scale donation designed to help address housing supply in Staunton. After a competition on the National Mall, the SAW Habitat for Humanity — through some connections with its new executive director, Brad...

















