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Charlottesville police officials have identified the man slain early Sunday morning on the Downtown Mall. Two female bystanders were also struck by the gunfire.

Police appear to believe that those shots and their assailants likely knew each other.

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The $130.5 million project will be constructed on the northern edge of the Emmet-Ivy entrance corridor to greet visitors at one of the central points of the universitys Grounds.

From the flooding that devastates communities in Southwest Virginia’s mountain valleys to rain-related street inundation in Hampton Roads and Alexandria, Virginia is slowly and quietly losing its battle with the

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — Since joining the University of Virginia Police Department as its first diversity, equity and inclusion officer in 2019, Courtney Hawkins has made it her mission to

The festivals complete program will be posted online at 9 a.m. Thursday at virginiafilmfestival.org. Tickets will go on sale to the public at noon Tuesday.

"I showed up at practically everything that happened in Charlottesville back in those days," Roseberry said in an interview several years ago.

Rogers plan sets the minimum starting wage at $21 per hour for bus drivers and $18 for bus aides. The collective bargaining ordinance would split the cost of union elections