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The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia has announced two major gifts that will support its curatorial work and expand its permanent collection. The contributions arrive as the university advances plans for a new Center for the Arts, reinforcing the museum’s role in academic and community engagement.

BB gun dispute leads to charges after shots fired strike

You can’t get to Boyce, Virginia, from where you are. You will find it necessary to go somewhere else first – like Pyletown or Berryville. Oh, yeah, if you drive through and don’t recognize Boyce, you can turn around at Lost Corner or Waterloo. Otherwise go to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, and follow the signs to the...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Region Ten Community Services Board is expanding its behavioral health and crisis response services with the opening of two new facilities in Charlottesville. The agency held an open house Wednesday, April 1, to showcase its new Avon Street administrative building, along with a new...

All was quiet last November, and the portraits in the hallway of Clay Hall stared stoically at each other and kept a wary eye on the crowds of students. Beneath all the hubbub, no one noticed a quark spontaneously spring into existence. The quark floated quietly around until suddenly it struck another quark, and then...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 SPORTS) -- The No. 12 Virginia softball team has been making some waves in the softball world this year. The Cavaliers have over 30 wins, just three losses and plenty of softball left!. CBS19 Sports Director Keara Bruno caught up with Macee Eaton to talk about the...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment is marking 30 years of providing support for those with autism, from early childhood through adulthood. What started as a small, parent-led effort in 1996 has grown into a multi-location organization serving hundreds of families across the region. VIA now...

Looking for something useful around town? Earlysville neighbors are giving away a few great items this week — from sports gear to home improvement materials. Check out what’s available below!

The Second Street NE and Fourth Street NE Downtown Mall traffic crossings are closed through June 12 to allow the city to remove and replace pavers at both intersections. Two-hour and handicap parking spaces along the crossings are also closed during construction. Charlottesville Area Transit buses will detour, which...

A quadruple amputee who is accused of murder in Maryland acted in self-defense, his attorney argued during a hearing, according to the Charles County State's Attorney's Office.