Hawes Spencer is a journalist based in Charlottesville, Virginia. He writes for The Daily Progress and Central Virginia Media Group, covering local news and court cases. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Roanoke Times, Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Amherst-Nelson Publishing Co.
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Hawes Spencer's coverage is centered on local crime and legal cases in the Charlottesville area, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or updates related to ongoing legal cases, particularly those involving high-profile or impactful incidents in the region.
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By: Hawes Spencer
Former Dave Matthews Band violinist Boyd Tinsley could test Virginia's standards when it comes to driving under the influence.
By: Hawes Spencer
Brenda Ragland faces up to 280 years in prison plus a fine of $35,000 atop any restitution payments.
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Matthew Kozub was charged with multiple crimes in the weeks leading up to the fatal crash that took the life of Liberian refugee Mamawa Simai.
Dominion Energy pilots beekeeping program The former manager of a wine and coffee bar has been accused of being both "catfishing" and "sextorting" a University of Virginia student.
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"We're going to do everything we can to get these guns off the street," Police Chief Michael Kochis said.
An independent Charlottesville music venue that operated for more than a decade is facing the wrecking ball. Please subscribe to continue reading…
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Esteban Benjamin Fortin, who goes by "Grimey," pleaded guilty not to the shooting itself but to possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
Developer swaps apartment building plans for hotel Two years after fatally shooting Charlottesville-area arts promoter Matthew Farrell while
Week in Review Friends say that it was heroin withdrawal that caused 41-year-old Paula Dawne Laster to climb into an elderly woman's car in May and then drive into that woman, causing serious injury.
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