Charlottesville Tomorrow

UVA President Ryan and Police Chief Longo are streaming a 'town hall' to explain why the operation to clear the encampment got so large.

Ask them yourself today at 12:15 p.m.

Monticello Area Community Action Agency closed its doors March 31. Now, it hopes to launch a new center to prove to itself, the community and the federal government that it is capable of running Head Start again.

On Friday, May 17, Charlottesville Tomorrow neighborhoods reporter Erin O’Hare will give a talk during the monthly CreativeMornings speaker series.

Tamica Jean-Charles won first place in online news for feature writing in the 2023 Virginia Press Association contest, for the "quality of writing and ability of the writer to hold reader interest" for her nuanced handling of the conversations we've had in central Virginia around renaming schools.

Renee Hoover, director of finance for Charlottesville City Schools, presented the amended budget for 2025 at the May 2 Charlottesville City School Board meeting at Charlottesville High School. City Schools hoped to get an additional $9 million from the city, but instead got $7 million.

Starting July 1, Justin Malone, principal of Jackson-Via Elementary School, will be Charlottesville High School’s newest principal.

Homicides went up, while overall crimes against individuals went down.

And an event to mark the 100th anniversary of the Robert E. Lee statue's installation

After days of peaceful student protest, UVA president said 'it became necessary to rely on assistance from the Virginia State Police'to clear an encampment. What followed was a joint operation between multiple police agencies to clear tents, remove protesters and, ultimately, push the large crowd that grew off campus.