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CHARLOTTESVILLE — University of Virginia students’ vote to ditch a long tradition of immediate expulsion for violators of its Honor Code is a change supporters say proves the once-staid institution

NORFOLK — Beginning knitter Mary Gordon Hall was so pleased with the way her new hat turned out that she snapped a photo of herself wearing it and posted it

A water intake and pump station project in Fluvanna County has taken another step toward being moved away from the historic capital of the Monacan Indian Nation.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) - Jayden Gardner had 16 points, Reece Beekman added 14 and Virginia beat Mississippi...

Candidates Andy Parker and Joshua Throneburg touched on a broad range of topics during the course of the approximately 90-minute, in-person event.

City council voted to donate the Lee statue to the local Black history museum. The centers proposal outlined a plan to melt down the Lee statue into ingots and use

On March 3, 1865, Union soldiers occupied Charlottesville for the first time during the Civil War, putting muscle and moral force behind the Emancipation Proclamation, which was issued more than

Charles Alexander was one of the Charlottesville Twelve who integrated city schools in 1959.

UVa law professor Paul B. Stephan was attending a meeting at Leningrad State University in 1991 when a short, cocky man entered the seminar room and started to dominate the

“We know that those low canopy neighborhoods correlate with historically low income neighborhoods and so we have a problem in those neighborhoods,” a city official said.