Cville Right Now Live

WINA Morning News host Jay James shares details of his conversation with Congresswoman and gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger and discusses her possible Republican opponents and the adoption of ranked choice voting in the city.

Quinton Beckham, principal broker for KW Alliance, discusses a range of topics covered in the past two years from the racist history of housing in Charlottesville to rezoning and even 2024's color of the year.

Dr. Martin Katz explains why he's launching a new health consulting business aimed at preventing disease and promoting healthy aging.

Chris Kavanaugh, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Virginia, discusses some of the big cases he's handled including prosecutions stemming from August 12, 2017 ahead of his resignation at the end of the year.

Charlottesville City Councilor Lloyd Snook explains why he voted against the form of ranked choice voting adopted by the city. 

Daily Progress Editor Reynolds Hutchins discusses recent stories covered in the paper including vacancies at Dairy Market and some new criticism against UVA for its handling of the May 4 protests.

WINA education analyst Lee Elberson explains the various factors parents and students should consider as they weigh whether a college education is worth the investment.

Pedestrian advocate Kevin Cox explains ongoing concerns over Dominion's decommissioned poles and shares his alarm over the city's removal of three crosswalks.

Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis discusses Project Safe Neighborhoods, the Anchor Team, and the department's relationship with the community. He also shares how he helped apprehend a serial killer operating in Alexandria.

Cvillerightnow.com editor Jaclyn Piermarini joins Courteney Stuart and Adam Hawes for a discussion on some of this week's top stories.