Are we there yet?

A University of Virginia researcher has received a $1.5 million grant from the National Cancer Institute to study how late-stage prostate cancers continue to activate the androgen receptor, as well as androgen-responsive genes, in the presence of low levels of androgen.

Not long after he took over at the University of Virginia Police Department, Chief Michael Gibson got a call seeking his help with a new program.

A major financing problem has halted construction of the 100-room, nine-story Landmark Hotel project on the Downtown Mall.

Even on weekday afternoons, crowds manage to form in the Barnes & Noble at Charlottesville’s Barracks Road Shopping Center.

An unknown number of late-arriving absentee ballots cast by U.S. military personnel overseas have not yet been counted in the photo finish race between Democrat Tom Perriello of Ivy and U.S. Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr., R-Rocky Mount.

Blue and red lights = heartache and higher insurance rates

The pace of homebuilding in Albemarle has slowed to a crawl.

Charlottesville election officials have been given the gift of time

It was after midnight when Jimmy Fortune and John Rimel started writing the song “More Than a Name on a Wall.”

Albemarle County officials are calling 25,000 residents, inviting them to ask questions about the school division’s budget for next school year.

Charlottesville and Albemarle County school divisions are seeking input on next year’s school calendar, particularly on matters such as dates for school holidays and snow makeup days.

A drug dealer involved in a local marijuana conspiracy will spend more than five years in prison.

Former Albemarle County resident Slade Allen Woodson, 19, apologized for his part in the March 27 shootings and told the judge he took full responsibility for his actions during a brief hearing in Waynesboro Circuit Court.

Daily Progress photos for the week of November 2nd. 

Welcome back my friend to the Monday that never ends, we’re so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside.

Above the makeshift basketball court of a University of Virginia dormitory, the rows of organic herbs, spinach and flowers are thriving.

Speeches and debates during the presidential campaign about the country’s energy needs consistently included nods from candidates about the future of nuclear power.

In the shadow of the Downtown Mall, Charlottesville’s warehouse district has undergone dramatic changes, but tenants say a critical need remains unmet

Old Rag Mountain is a beautiful and hike located in the Shenandoah Valley northeast of Big Meadows.

What’s good for Charlottesville is good for the rest of the state, at least when it comes to innovations, techniques and strategies used by the area’s Habitat for Humanity organization.

On a day when Thomas Jefferson likely would have admired the autumnal beauty of his estate, Monticello offered visitors something new to enjoy at the historic tourist destination.

For just a moment Bob Ford paused in mid stride, stock-still, as if he had felt a trip-wire touch the lace of his jungle boot.

Albemarle County Super-visor David L. Slutzky is considering a bid to unseat four-term incumbent Del. Rob Bell, R-Albemarle County.

Eugene Williams thought he’d seen it all — from separate drinking fountains, off-limits eateries and schools closed to prevent blacks from attending to protected voting rights, desegregation and improved economic mobility.

A Louisa man facing a capital murder charge in Albemarle County will return to court next year for a preliminary hearing.

Two more people have admitted their roles in a marijuana conspiracy by accepting plea agreements in Charlottesville’s federal court.

After receiving numerous calls from residents concerned about two stolen laptops containing voter identifications, Charlottesville officials on Friday released new details about the computers’ security measures to prevent identity theft.

They buried Wanda Turner Hamilton on Friday, a week late and 30 miles from the grave she wanted next to her father.

Democrat Tom Perriello claimed victory Friday in his against-all-odds campaign to unseat longtime GOP Congressman Virgil H. Goode Jr., R-Rocky Mount.