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The board of civilians formed to oversee Charlottesville police still cannot investigate misconduct complaints
The PCOB continues to collect misconduct complaints, but, instead of investigating them, the Board simply forwards them to ...
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Historical marker recognizing sale of enslaved people unveiled at Charlottesville’s Court Square
In the 1970s, Charlottesville civil rights activist and high school teacher Eugene Williams had a slate plaque reading “Site ...
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Need help navigating housing resources? We made a guide
It’s called the Housing Resources Guide (clever, I know), and it launched on our website yesterday.
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UVA locked down Tuesday morning as police searched for suspect
The shelter-in-place alerts began shortly after 9 a.m. on Feb. 25 for UVA and UVA Medical Center. Alerts followed for Lewis ...
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If federal funding for science is cut, we won’t just be losing the research
Jessica B. Hamrick is a Virginia success story for her career in science. That career, she writes, wouldn't have been possible without federal funding for science.
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A ‘long time coming’: sale of enslaved people in Court Square recognized with state historical marker
Charlottesville Mayor Juandiego Wade made remarks at the March 3, 2025, unveiling ceremony for the new state historical marker that acknowledges the sales of enslaved people throughout Court Square.