The University of Virginia says it will not be able to say how many students are returning to Grounds this year, or where they’re coming from, until sometime in September — after the students are here. More

Jessie Higgins

Amidst conversations on Confederate monuments within Charlottesville and Albemarle County’s historic Court Square, an architecture firm has been selected to reshape and renovate several of its surrounding buildings. Albemarle County has hired Fentress Architects to design... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

Even though Laura Salvatierra’s 5-year-old son, Asher, who has special needs, will attend kindergarten at Charlottesville City Schools — and her husband is a teacher in the division — she still has not learned about the division’s... More

Billy Jean Louis

Our newsroom has made the decision to drop everything and focus on working for you, our community, to help answer the questions you have about what’s happening. More

Charlottesville Tomorrow

When the death of George Floyd sparked a national conversation about race, Sana Syed and other physicians wanted to do something to address racial equity.  Syed, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Virginia’s... More

Billy Jean Louis

Angela Bufford is a mother of six living in Albemarle County who worries that her family’s Wi-Fi will be inadequate for online learning. Her children will attend Monticello High School, Walton Middle School and Red Hill Elementary School this fall. “One... More

Marie Ungar

The Belmont Bridge has carried the weight of Charlottesville vehicles and pedestrians for almost 60 years — and for the past 17 years, the city has attempted to develop and carry out the... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

How do we effectively protect the public from COVID-19? COVID-19 has infected more than 90,000 Virginians, and more than 4.42 million Americans. Each day, the number of cases and deaths climbs. To mitigate this deadly virus, social distancing measures have... More

Since nearly the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Marie Ungar has been a part of our newsroom, playing a crucial role in our reporting on what the disease means for live in the Charlottesville area. Today, we’re saying goodbye. Marie, a... More

Charlottesville Tomorrow

Do you have any local questions about COVID-19 and public education? Contact Billy Jean Louis at bjeanlouis@cvilletomorrow.org, Jessie Higgins at jhiggins@cvilletomorrow.org and Marie Ungar at mungar@cvilletomorrow.org; visit our Facebook page or send us a direct message... More