WINA Morning News host Jay James discusses Commonwealth's Attorney Joe Platania's pointed remarks about lack of witness cooperation in a recent homicide case and expresses his strong support for SROs to return to city schools. 

Attorney Dave Heilberg weighs in on the lawsuit against UVA alleging antisemitism.

Charlottesville City Schools spokesperson explains the next steps in determining whether SROs will return to CHS and Buford.

C-VILLE Weekly reporter Catie Ratliff discusses stories in the paper's new issue including the new state budget and what's happening at the UVA Women's Center. 

Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne discusses his recent trip to Illinois to learn more about hydrogen fuel cell buses, his apology to the May 4 UVA protesters, and plans for the future of the Downtown Mall.

WINA legal analyst Scott Goodman discusses a UVA student's lawsuit against UVA alleging antisemitism.

Infocville.com's Sean Tubbs calls in from Illinois, where he is accompanying a delegation of Charlottesville and Albemarle officials learning about Champagne-Urbana's hydrogen fuel cell bus fleet. He also discusses a proposed affordable housing development on 10th and Wertland.

Chuck Moran, great-nephew of Burnley Moran Elementary School namesake Sarepta Moran, discusses his ongoing concern about the city school's renaming process including the still-undisclosed costs associated with the process.

WINA's Dori Zook discusses the master plan for Afton Mountain and how long it may be before the dilapidated buildings will be torn down and replaced.

Schilling Show host Rob Schilling discusses the aftermath of the arrests of protesters at UVA and potential issues for the upcoming UVA graduation.