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Schilling Show host Rob Schilling discusses the politicization of ranked choice voting and what it might take to cool down political polarization.
Charlottesville29 creator Simon Davidson discusses the excitement around Chef Laura Fonner's move to Beer Run.
Quinton Beckham, principal broker for K.W. Alliance, discusses the dip in mortgage rates and how the planned development of Cavalier Crossing may negatively impact the city's affordable housing stock.
WINA Morning News Host Jay James discusses his two-part series on overdose deaths and his recent conversation with WINA political analyst Mary Kate Cary about her class on bipartisanship and the 2024 election.
JMU political analyst Bob Roberts discusses the reindictment of former President Trump, the controversy over Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery and other issues in the presidential race.
C-VILLE Weekly reporter Catie Ratliff discusses topics covered in the latest issue from education controversy in Orange to the search for a new president at the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Fry's Spring neighborhood resident Jeanne Chase discusses ongoing interruptions in mail delivery and her attempts to reach elected officials and U.S.P.S. leadership.
CrossFit athlete Martha Redinger discusses her upcoming competition in the CrossFit Masters World Championship and the grand opening of her gym, CrossFit SPRC, in a new location.
Attorney John Kiyonaga gives an update on the medical condition of Jennifer Emmi, an inmate at Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women. Kiyonaga says Emmi was transferred from a Colorado prison to Virginia without explanation or warning and has life-threatening medical conditions for which she is not receiving adequate treatment. Emmi's legal team has now filed a petition to overturn her conviction in Colorado and are calling on Virginia officials to intervene.
UVA Professor Walt Heinecke, immediate past president of the UVA chapter of the American Association of University Professors, shares his alarm about UVA's new policies around demonstrations on grounds.
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