June 22 was the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Agnes, a storm that caused major flooding for much of the Mid-Atlantic, especially Virginia.

In this Stay Local, Play Local segment, Tara Fisher talks about area scavenger hunts that will be taking place through Virginia is for Adventurers.

In this Community Counts segment, Bo Sykes sits down with Cynthia Hurst of Foothills Child Advocacy Center to talk about childhood mental health concerns.

William Craig Hurley of Maryland was reported missing in the Albemarle County area on Friday.

The Charlottesville Department of Utilities will close Barracks Road due to the ongoing waterline project.

FEMA will be hosting the meeting to get public comment on a plan to change the alert and notification system for nuclear power plant emergencies.

Both S&P Global Ratings and Moody’s Investor Services gave the city the highest rating of AAA.

REC is nearing the completion of restoring power for its residents.

June has been declared National Homeownership Month, proclaiming that every American should be able to 'afford to rent or own' a home.

The DHS Science and Technology Directorate awarded nearly $4.5 million in grants for Phase 1 of its Small Business Innovation Research program.

One such session was recently held in Buckingham County, where farmers and agricultural experts talked about challenges and opportunities.

Albemarle County Executive Jeff Richardson has named Jesse Brookins as the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Recent stormy weather has caused a problem for the phones at one of the branches of the Orange County Library system.

State of Minority Health Forum was held at Buford Middle school to discuss better access to healthcare for minority communities.

After being originally shot down by the Greene County Board of Supervisors, the plan is back in a new location.

The program connects people with legal resources to help them fight the eviction procedure.

The Senate's Gun Control Safety Legislation passed on a 65-34 vote count on Thursday to end the Republican filibuster.

Louisa County's Sylvie Jackson never knew the distances the sport of basketball would take her when she signed up for a boy's rec league team in third grade.

The sports landscape changed 50 years ago for female athletes with Title IX signed into law and five decades later the impact was clear on the face of every person at the VHSL celebration on Thursday.

The expansion will go into effect in July.

From 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, the UVA Children’s Hospital will be holding a vaccination clinic for children under the age of five.

Charlottesville is hosting a one-time event called Opera in the Park event on June 25. This is an event you do not want to miss.

VDOT’s Lynchburg District has a couple of projects in Buckingham County that are being affected by supply chain issues.

Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced $9 million in federal funding on Thursday.

The Virginia Department of Transportation says work to clean up debris from the Jan. 3 snowstorm has finally been finished.