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Three Charlottesville men have pleaded guilty to the attempted violent armed robbery of an Albemarle County man who they believed was in possession of a large amount of marijuana and cash.
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Restroom facilities at the Interstate 64 Charlottesville rest areas in Albemarle County will undergo maintenance starting Friday, requiring the use of temporary restroom facilities at both rest areas through September 2023.
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River View Farm was originally purchased in 1870 by a formerly enslaved man named Hugh Carr, who went on to become one of the largest African American landowners in Albemarle County.
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Tonight, a contractor for the Albemarle County Service Authority will be working from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on a water main installation in the area of Route 654 (Barracks Road), from Route 656 (Georgetown Road) to U.S. 29/250 bypass interchange.
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Tonight through Thursday, a contractor for the Albemarle County Service Authority will be working from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on a water main installation in the area of Route 654 (Barracks Road), from Route 656 (Georgetown Road).
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Tune in for a live conversation on Thursday at 7 p.m. with the new chief of Albemarle County Police, Col. Sean Reeves.
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Albemarle County and Charlottesville are going to keep their school masking policies in place, in defiance of the executive order lifting them signed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin over the weekend. Chris Graham examines the legal issues involved.
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During the next several weeks drivers on Interstate 64 from Albemarle County to Goochland County will see crews removing trees, limbs and other debris from the highway shoulders and median.
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A federal grand jury in Charlottesville has returned an indictment charging three men in connection with a September shooting and attempted armed robbery of an Albemarle County man whom they believe possessed marijuana.
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Three properties in Charlottesville and Albemarle County owned by the University or the University of Virginia Foundation have been selected as the sites proposed for a new housing development initiative.
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