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Especially the larger projects are likely to affect pedestrian paths and traffic patterns in and around the school in Charlottesville.

An out-of-state Klan chapter that was involved in the 2017 Unite the Right rally-turned-riot has taken credit for the flyers.

“Speaking politically, if two Democrats are spending $400,000 tearing each other down, that helps my chances,” Steve Harvey told The Daily Progress.

The Charlottesville Planning Commission saw a vigorous debate last week over a developer’s proposal for what could become Charlottesville’s tallest building. Commissioners volleyed over a 10-story apartment building that could

For all intents and purposes, Tuesdays primary will determine who will sit on City Council.

Andrew Todd Ainsworth, the fugitive bank robber who died after a burst of law enforcement gunfire on a highway on-ramp last August, also delivered a gunshot to his own face.

The Daily Progress spoke one on one with each of the Democratic candidates for the state house prior to todays primary.

Its been eight months since City Council approved Charlottesville’s collective bargaining ordinance.

The sounds of electric hammers reverberate across the eastern end of the Downtown Mall as crews repairing the city’s oldest parking garage have reached the top floor. There, they’re chipping

State Senator Creigh Deeds and Delegate Sally Hudson are battling for the 11th district senate seat in Tuesday's Democratic primary election.&nbsp&#x3B;