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Charlottesville, VA
Joined June 2008
All eyes in the National Democratic Party will be on Virginia this election cycle.
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Sharply Colder Tonight. Check on Valentine's Day and the Weekend. 29 First Alert Forecast:
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The 468-unit building is slated to be completed by 2027.
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There will be several community groups on site with free resources like cancer screenings, vaccines, and CPR training.
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Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA is spreading some love this Valentine’s Day with its ‘Smooch a Pooch & Cuddle a Cat adoption special.
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A new burn law goes into effect in Virginia, Saturday, February 15 through April 30.
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The man was out kayaking with his father, who captured the terrifying experience on camera.
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Have you ever felt the urge to eat an entire chocolate cake?
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Tracking a flood risk and winter storm threat! Here is your updated 29 First Alert Forecast:
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Igloo recalls over a million coolers after handle hazard causes fingertip amputation injuries.
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Southwest Virginia is bracing for major flooding as heavy rain, melting snow, and ice threatens communities along the I-81 corridor.
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Erin Strotman is charged with malicious wounding, child abuse and neglect causing serious injury after an incident showing her mishandling a NICU baby on hospital surveillance video in November 2024.
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Drivers can anticipate heavy traffic in western Henrico as four intersections are without power.
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Dining options at the University of Virginia just got a little greener thanks to a new program.
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“A lot of people think that fertility issues is strictly a female cause, but that’s not true at all,” an Albemarle fertility scientist said. "I would encourage all couples, if they’re going through fertility challenges to make sure the man is tested.”
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Virginia plays Michigan Friday in the season opener.
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Over 1,000 people in the United States are killed by extreme heat every year. Now, a new health initiative is using AI to help doctors connect with their at-risk patients ahead of high temperatures.
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Brief improvement, followed by a weekend flood risk! Here is your updated 29 First Alert Forecast:
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