Tiger Fuel is celebrating their 29th anniversary with a new look and new perks for customers.

A woman from Puerto Rico, who moved to Virginia after Hurricane Maria in 2017, said she's devastated by the damage done to the island from a series of earthquakes that started in the beginning of January.

Raymond Joseph, former United States Ambassador to Haiti, visited Charlottesville on Saturday.

A Place Fit For Women is the Jefferson School's newest exhibit and it will be on display until April 18.

Potter's Craft Cider is raising money to help a homeless shelter in downtown Charlottesville with a new cider called the Haven.

Congressman Denver Riggleman was joined by hundreds of his supporters to launch his re-election campaign at Boar's Head Resort on Saturday afternoon.

Charlottesville officials are asking the owners of the Dewberry Project on the Downtown Mall to have the property inspected.

The Virginia Supreme Court has upheld Governor Ralph Northam temporary ban of all weapons, including firearms, for Capitol Square.

The Charlottesville Sister City Commission has two cities it is looking at as the city's next Sister City, and it wants to hear from the community.

Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger's district offices are collecting "Valentines for Veterans."

The annual Broadcaster for Blood drive is coming up on Monday at the DoubleTree Hotel.

Governor Ralph Northam has issued a proclamation recognizing Monday as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Virginia.

Charlottesville is one of several localities getting federal funding to help the homeless.