The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office believes a 54-year-old woman shot and killed her husband Thursday morning as he slept and then committed suicide.

A 44-year-old Charlottesville man who was shot Thursday night remains in stable condition

We can drive it home with one headlight…

University of Virginia researchers have confirmed the accuracy and reliability of SpermCheck Vasectomy, the first FDA-approved at-home test for detecting low concentrations of sperm

University of Virginia researchers are working to develop “lab-on-a-chip,” which could drastically change such scenarios by shrinking technology that requires time, laboratories full of people and expensive equipment into a glass slide smaller than a credit card.

The cost of dredging the South Fork Rivanna Reservoir remains unknown. And it’s not wise to assume the sediment could be used for a runway extension at a nearby airport.

The bank financing construction of the $30 million luxury hotel on the Downtown Mall has had a rough year.

The Charlottesville region’s economy suffered a net loss of 500 jobs between September 2007 and September of this year, marking the worst performance of Virginia’s nine largest metropolitan areas.

For the fifth year in a row, the Center for Digital Government has ranked Charlottesville one of the Top Ten Digital Cities in America.

Voices will sing out Nov. 21 to raise money for a local chapter of a nonprofit that put chaplains in the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail.

Deputies making a welfare check at a Fluvanna County home on Thursday discovered two residents shot to death, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

Some people who suffer Seasonal Affective Disorder may also have a genetic mutation that may, in part, bring on wintry depression, a study by a University of Virginia researcher has found.

Roadrunner, the coyote’s after you!

Will teachers get pay raises? Is the wounded economy going to decrease the student-to-teacher ratio in schools? How will taxes be affected?

Albemarle County supervisors butted heads Wednesday over whether to start with a budget recommendation that has major cuts in spending, or one with a major tax hike.

Construction on the nine-story, 100-room luxury hotel on the Downtown Mall is about to grind to a halt — or is it?

Albemarle County police are searching for a man who robbed the Oak Hill Market on Tuesday evening.

Before being sentenced Wednesday to 11 years in prison, James Gardner Dennis said he knows where his life went wrong.

The Charlottesville office of LexisNexis is planning to lay off as many as nine workers by early January, the company announced Wednesday.

A Crozet lumber company’s bid to expand its business by altering Albemarle County’s Comprehensive Plan has taken a severe hit.

Albemarle officers and deputies will be out in force on the county’s busiest highway next week.

The National Transportation Safety Board has yet to pinpoint the cause of a October plane crash in which two people died

Federal officials still searching for cause of October crash near Walton Middle School.

The Georgia bank backing the luxury hotel on the Downtown Mall said it will honor its obligation.

January pink slips planned for nine LexisNexis employees

Local man possed child porn, enticed teen to Charlottesville for sex

Change to Crozet-area comprehensive plan is tabled by county planning commission.

Downtown hotel developer says construction continues, owner says it’s stopped.

Democrat leadership pulling for auto bailout

Tuesday night robber escapes with cash