Schilling Show host Rob Schilling discusses the city's amended agreement with CPC, his concerns over the city's involvement in the bid to buy Carlton Mobile Home Park, and the latest dynamics in the presidential race.

Albemarle County Supervisor Ann Mallek discusses the approved rezoning of the Granger property, the public-private partnership that could bring the long-awaited Eastern Avenue to completion and an increase in compensation for appointed boards.

WINA Morning News host Jay James talks about new details released in the July 6 death of Ed Anderson, the city's amended agreement with CPC and the likely impact of Tropical Storm Debby.

WINA's Dori Zook discusses the newly released details around the death of Edward Anderson shared by Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis at an afternoon press conference.

Free Enterprise Forum Executive Director Neil Williamson discusses the latest developments in UVA's affordable housing initiative and weighs in on the city's amended agreement with Charlottesville Parking Center.

CPC Owner Mark Brown discusses the history of the Water Street Parking Garage and the past decisions and legal agreements that led to the city now paying $1.8 million a year to CPC.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville Chief Advancement Officer Michelle Wamsley discusses the herculean effort that went into putting together a successful offer to purchase the Carlton Mobile Home Park.

Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne discusses why the city is now paying exponentially more to the Charlottesville Parking Center, shares his thoughts on pay raises for councilors and shares positive news about the Habitat for Humanity offer to purchase the Carlton Mobile Home Park.

Center at Belvedere Executive Director Melanie Benjamin discusses the four pillars of the U.N.'s Decade of Healthy Aging initiative.

WINA education analyst Lee Elberson explains how local schools are approaching Gov. Youngkin's executive order on removing cell phones from schools and former Albemarle County School Board candidate Meg Bryce's appointment to the Virginia Board of Education.