The legal team of former UVA Football player Jahmal Edrine is picking another fight with the victim in the rape and abduction case that, for now, is on ice.
The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is reporting on Friday that it has received multiple reports of larcenies from motor vehicles in the Emerald Hills subdivision in Fishersville that occurred in the overnight hours from Thursday into Friday.
I get emails from fellow UVA Basketball fans lamenting the lack of progress under second-year head coach Ryan Odom on the prep recruiting trail, and as those of you who have written to me know, I sympathize.
A school bus driver presented the Waynesboro School Board a detailed proposal for addressing the shortage of bus drivers this week.
A coalition of environmental groups is calling for a moratorium on new data center construction in Virginia until developers can show that they can meet specific environmental goals and standards on clean energy, water use and transparency.
Tim Kaine wants to be the next Senate Budget Committee chair, and Bobby Scott, the dean of the Virginia congressional delegation, has the backing of the rest of the Democrats in the Virginia delegation to return as the chair of the House Committee on Education & Labor.
Sixth-ranked Virginia gets another marquee-ish game this week, with a road trip to College Park to face former ACC rival Maryland, for a Friday night 8 p.m. ET tip.
We’re not long from the press conferences that really don’t offer anything of value anyway going the way of the weekly TV coaches shows – remember those relics of the ‘80s, with the likes of George Welsh sitting in a studio on a Sunday morning grumbling his way through highlights of yesterday’s game?
Future Hall of Fame basketball player Julius Erving, on April 7, 1976, was 18-of-23 from the field and had a game-high 38 points as the New York Nets defeated the Virginia Squires, 127-123.
A lot could be decided on Saturday in the race for the two spots in what will be the final ACC Championship Game.
Future Hall of Fame basketball player Julius Erving, on April 7, 1976, was 18-of-23 from the field and had a game-high 38 points as the New York Nets won a road game, 127-123 .
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