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The stretch of Fourth Street between West Main and Preston Avenue in Charlottesville was declared honorary Black History Pathway in 2021, but the pandemic prevented any sort of official celebration.

A total of $204,827 will fund humanities endeavors by nonprofits across Virginia.

In 2007, Dani Lierow was adopted into a loving home, and people tried to help her overcome her past.

By the end of 2023, the University of Virginia will spend $7 million paying its top 10 earners.

Albemarle County police found human remains in a wooded area outside of Agnor Hurt Elementary School Thursday afternoon.

Albemarle County police found human remains in a wooded area outside of Agnor Hurt Elementary School Thursday afternoon.

Since September of last year, gun violence in Charlottesville and Albemarle County has claimed the lives of 14 people and injured 22 others.

As Charlottesville struggles with a spike in gun violence, the prosecutor’s office overseeing federal cases in the Western District of Virginia has announced over $320,000 in grant funding for projects

A disabled graduate student at the University of Virginia says he has had no choice but to take medical leave after the school retaliated against him for filing a discrimination

There are many people and organizations in the United States who oppose the American Climate and Energy Security Act (ACES), and many of them have mailed letters, written emails, and called their Representatives and Senators in an effort to convince their legislator to vote against ACES. Some of ACES' opponents have deep enough pockets that…