New dramatic bodycam footage shows the intense moments when Fluvanna County deputies rescued an elderly woman from a burning home.

Just after 5 a.m. Tuesday, the Fluvanna County Sheriff's Office got a 911 call for a house fire, saying a resident wasn't able to get out of the house.

A rezoning application for the project site passed 3-2 following a long public comment session and discussion.

An older couple that lives in the Crozet area has been in the home since the mid-90s and needs help because of the deterioration of the deck and stairs.

One purpose of this event is to help people practice scenario situations in the event of severe weather.

The Charlottesville Albemarle Technical Education Center is gearing up for a busy fall, but it needs help.

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

The expansion will go into effect in July.

This is the 13th year for the program that celebrates local acts of heroism in Richmond, Charlottesville and Fredericksburg.

The park opened in 2019, but lights were not installed due to a lack of funds from the original project’s budget.

Rahimullah Nishat came from Afghanistan in 2017 but with the help of the Charlottesville nonprofit International Neighbors.

It's a way to thank them for their resilience through slavery and discrimination, as well as the work they did in Charlottesville.

UVA plans to spend $60 million to find ways clean energy can be created, stored, and used.

A group of Albemarle County Public School teachers are being awarded money towards classroom projects.

Governor Glenn Youngkin was in Albemarle County on Tuesday to officially open a new craft beverage trail designed to attract visitors.

The 'Common Grounds?' documentary is in the Beset Cultural/Topical documentary category.

Participants visited a country fair, toured the historic church and grounds, and enjoyed organ concerts.

Sixteen businesses teamed up to reach a common goal, to reduce their carbon footprint.

Memorial Day is just a few weeks away, and one group wants to remind people it's about more than just barbecues and a day off from work.

For the Fluvanna County class of ‘22, it's all about community.

Two years after being released, Page is teaming up with Network2Work to help others take advantage of their second chance in an eight-week course called REAL Re-entry.

First-grade students at St. Anne's-Belfield put their creative minds to the test in an effort to help get forever homes for animals at the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA.

The Innocence Project recently worked with state lawmakers to get $6.25 million for six people who have been pardoned over the last year.

Local Ukrainian business owner Denys Kobzan says he continues trying to make sense of a tragedy that seems incomprehensible.

Researchers say Black women are more likely to suffer from insomnia than other groups, but there may be something to help.