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CHARLOTTESVILLE — They should not be able to get away with this.

The documentary-style film presented archive photos and articles dating back to the 19th century.

Last week, Congressman Bob Good embarrassed his constituents again. This time, the nay-saying Republican was one of only 18 members of the 435-member U.S. House to vote against endorsing Finland

“We are honored to be involved in this operation. I think its incredible that these beagles are being released and get a second chance at life.”

The Martinsville 7 were a group of men who were accused and convicted of raping a white woman in 1949. The men sat in front of all-white, all-male juries who

The University of Virginia’s Student Council is calling for the resignation of Bert Ellis, an outspoken UVa alumnus and recently appointed member of the Board of Visitors who is a

Patrick J. Michaels, a climate scientist who spoke out often and brashly against the prevailing view that climate change needs urgent attention, becoming a favorite of climate change doubters and a target of criticism by those advocating action on greenhouse gases and in other areas, died July 15 at his home in Washington, D.C. He was 72.

He thought the conversation around global warming was alarmist, and his scientific credentials made him a go-to expert for those who played down the threat.

CHARLOTTESVILLE — Time may be running out for students and community members to view the four pieces of the collapsed Berlin Wall that have been on display at UVa for

CHARLOTTESVILLE — After seven years in isolated custody pending an appeal of a court-order that he be euthanized, incarcerated Staffordshire bull terrier Niko was put to death on Thursday, Albemarle