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Popularity of home schooling remains high in western Virginia
ROCKY MOUNT, Va. (WDBJ) - Three Franklin County moms and the children they teach gathered at a park in Rocky Mount Thursday morning to share their experience with home schooling. Like thousands of public and private school students in western Virginia, they’re now getting back to their books, even if...
Retired US Army Sergeant In Virginia Wins $958K Lottery Jackpot After 21 Years Of Service
A veteran who served in the Army for more than two decades can retire a little easier after winning a near million dollar Virginia Lottery jackpot.When Chester resident Christopher Leydic - also a veteran lotto player - saw that the Cash 5 with EZ Match game reverted to it's $200,000 starting …
Trump whistleblower-turned-Democratic House candidate accused in FEC complaint of violating federal law
EXCLUSIVE — Eugene Vindman, a Trump whistleblower-turned-Democratic congressional candidate in Virginia, is facing a Federal Election Commission complaint over his campaign’s allegedly illegal coordination with an outside group. The complaint, filed with the FEC on Wednesday by the Functional Government Initiative, calls for the agency to investigate Vindman, the Democrat’s campaign, and a political action […]
Virginia names Anthony Colandrea starting quarterback ahead of 2024 season
Virginia has named sophomore Anthony Colandrea the team's starting quarterback ahead of the 2024 season, doing so with a press release. The post Virginia names Anthony Colandrea starting quarterback ahead of 2024 season appeared first on On3.
Non-sworn CPD Employee Arrested for Computer Invasion
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLERIGHTNOW.COM) – On August 5, 2024, the Charlottesville Police Department (CPD) was made aware of an allegation that a non-sworn employee had accessed DMV information of a family member for a non-criminal justice purpose. Once the allegation was made, Chief Michael Kochis immediately notified Commonwealth Attorney, Joe...
Charlottesville couple get national attention for tea and jam businesses
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Jam According to Daniel and Fairweather Farm Tea share the same workspace: their Charlottesville home. You can find Daniel and Rachel Perry at farmers markets on the weekend—the place where they originally found each other. “We met each other at market,” said Rachel, founder of...
UVA engineering students mentor local high schoolers
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - UVA engineering students were at Charlottesville High School Friday, August 23, meeting with students interested in the profession. UVA’s Link Lab partnered with CHS for the second year in a row to put on this weeks-long mentorship program. CHS students and their new mentors will...
Gym co-owner gears up for fifth CrossFit Games at 68 years old
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - You can find CrossFit SPRC co-owner Martha Redinger hard at work in her gym this week, as she gears up for her fifth CrossFit games. It’s a time for men and women to prove who are the fittest athletes in the world. “I think I’m...
Sabato doubts Trump will see a boost following RFK Jr. campaign suspension
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is suspending his campaign in the 2024 Presidential Election and endorsing former President Donald Trump. In a press conference Friday afternoon, Kennedy said he is taking his name off the ballot in ten swing states because, in part, his presence on the ballot could help Vice President Kamala Harris.
Milestones and Emotions for the Class of 2028 and Families
The nearly 4,000 members of the University of Virginia Class of 2028 now call Charlottesville home. Families arriving on Thursday to help their students move in marked the day with a blend of excitement and tender farewells. University Communications video producers captured the heartfelt moments of pride and tears that make this milestone so special.
No. 13 men’s soccer opens the 2024 campaign with 3-0 victory over Rider
Virginia men’s soccer took down Rider 3-0 Thursday, delivering a victory to Klöckner Stadium to kick off a new season of soccer for the Cavaliers (1-0, 0-0 ACC). Earlier this offseason, a slew of transfers and freshmen were added to replace several key contributors who had departed for the professionals. Junior defender Nick Dang, a Lipscomb transfer, got a spot in the starting lineup and made a significant impact, consistently disrupting the Broncs (0-1, 0-0 Metro). Excluding goalkeepers, Dang tied for the team lead with an incredible 87 minutes played. Combined with talented returners, these new-look Cavaliers blended well en route to a comfortable win where they were in control the entire game.
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