Charlottesville VA

Albemarle County has one of the highest median incomes in Virginia, with $125,800 for a family of four, which is an important statistic that makes the provision of affordable housing much more difficult. In July 2021, the Board of Supervisors passed a new housing policy intended to encourage more units,...

University leaders, state representatives, and community organizers remain divided over the agreement signed by the University of Virginia and the U.S. Department of Justice on October 22. Democratic leaders across the country are calling for a reevaluation of the agreement. In a scathing October 26 letter, Virginia...

Whether you're thinking about adopting a pet or simply delight in watching cute animals, you'd find a plethora of endearing pets awaiting adoption at animal shelters across and close to harrisonburg..

Charlottesville Tomorrow’s team is growing. We’re excited to welcome reporters Allie Pitchon and La Shawn Pagán and our new data lead, Leela Prasad, to the team. Allie Pitchon comes to us from The Progress-Index in Petersburg, Virginia, where she received a 2025 Virginia Press Association Award for investigative...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – For the first time since 2019, the median home sales price in the footprint of the Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors (CAAR) has decreased, according to the 2025 Q3 Housing Market Report released on Tuesday by CAAR. Though the percentage is small, the...

The City of Charlottesville, Virginia, will partner with Precision Safe Sidewalks to improve sidewalk safety and accessibility. Starting November 18, 2025, crews will repair sidewalks across the city.

A panel of women’s mental health experts is calling for postpartum psychosis to be recognized as its own mental illness.

Charlottesville can now go full speed ahead with implementation of a relatively new zoning code now that a lawsuit filed by a group of property owners has been settled. On October 24, an attorney with the firm Flora Petit filed a motion for a nonsuit in Charlottesville Circuit Court. That ends any legal action as...

Two decades ago, Virginia considered a public-private partnership that would have added two lanes in either direction on Virginia’s 325 miles of Interstate 81. The post ‘It does not happen overnight’: Interstate 81 improvements happening slowly, but surely appeared first on Augusta Free Press .

On November 1st, federal SNAP food benefits for millions of Americans were paused for the first time since the country's largest anti-hunger program began six decades ago. But one local organization continues to share food and build community. WMRA’s Meredith McCool reports. The mission of Food Not Bombs is...