Fire destroys Albemarle home, leaves family displaced
A fire destroyed an Albemarle County home Tuesday evening.
Shock Rock Legends GWAR Heads to Nashville
Shock rock legends GWAR are back to wreak havoc across North America this fall with their latest campaign of carnage: the “Gor Gor Must Die! Tour.” The intergalactic tyrants will once again bring their blood-soaked spectacle to stages nationwide, delivering the kind of over-the-top performance only GWAR can unleash.
SNP: Old Rag parking lot off limits as reconstruction begins
On Monday, May 4 contractors will begin an infrastructure improvement project at the Old Rag trailhead in Madison County. Shenandoah National Park announced earlier this week the main parking lot will be closed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic as work continues for the next six months. Visitors will still be able to access the Old Rag trailhead using existing overflow parking areas and...
Morning Showers and Mild
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Starting off the day chilly and cloudy with a few showers. Showers have continued to pass and the afternoon/evening should remain mostly dry (isolated showers possible). Clouds will start to clear before returning overnight. Chilly conditions right now, but we will be turning mild with highs in the mid to upper 60s.
Florosa Bakery and Flowers celebrates ribbon cutting in Charlottesville
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Florosa Bakery and Flowers celebrated a ribbon cutting Tuesday after opening its shared space with Jbird Coffee about a month ago. Owner and baker Christina Martin said the bakery grew from pop-ups in different restaurants and weekends at the Charlottesville City Market and IX’s Market.
Old Preston Ave. shooting caught on video
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – As Charlottesville Police continue to search for a suspect in the April 17 Old Preston Ave. shooting and City Police Chief Mike Kochis revealed a key new detail of the investigation and urged the suspect to turn himself in. “That entire incident was...
Afton family shares son’s story through Charlottesville billboard after fentanyl death
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - After losing their son to addiction, an Afton family is sharing his story in a very public way—hoping others will hear their warning. Along East High Street in Charlottesville, a billboard featuring the face of Anthony “Tony” Harvey is drawing attention. For many drivers, it may be just another sign. But for his parents, Pam and Tom Harvey, it carries...
Federal Judge Orders Trial for Lawsuit Against Augusta County Deputies, Dismisses Sheriff From Suit
Written by: Sam OrlandoAugusta County Sheriff's Office Legal Woes GrowCHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA – The legal woes of the Augusta County Sheriff's Office keep growing. A lawsuit...
Charlottesville photographer honors formerly enslaved people
A photographer in Charlottesville is honoring the legacy of formerly enslaved people with her latest display at Unity Church.Story continues
Virginia Holds Off Hofstra for 11-9 Win, Completes Series Sweep
Two of the three games required the Cavaliers to sweat it out to the finish line, but Virginia got the job done and...
