Cville Right Now Live

Courteney Stuart and Dori Zook discuss the UVA protests and the aftermath of the arrests.

Charlottesville29 founder Simon Davidson talks about Sugar Bear ice cream shop opening Saturday, May 11, and  the role the late Will Richey played in the opening of a storefront.

Susan Kruse, executive director of C3, discusses the region's long range transportation plan and the robust funding for climate initiatives in the city and county budgets.

WINA Morning News host Jay James discusses the pro-Palistinian protest at UVA and the questions that still surround the presence of Virginia State Police and the arrests of more than two dozen people.

Amanda Spigone, agent success coach for Keller Williams Alliance, explains Red Day, an annual event the second Thursday in May in which all Keller Williams agents engage in community volunteer work.

Charlottesville-based musician Stephen Jacques shares his experiences working on two albums with the late legendary music producer Steve Albini, who died May 7.

C-VILLE Weekly Editor Richard DiCiccio and reporter Catie Ratliff discuss the pro-Palestinian protest at UVA, the police response and subsequent fall-out.

UVA Professor Laura Goldblatt shares what she witnessed while standing with student protesters on Saturday, May 4.

UVA student Eli Weinger, a member Jewish Voice for Peace, discusses his support for the protesters and disputes some of the claims made by UVA administrators during a Tuesday town hall.

JMU political analyst Bob Roberts explains the legal limits of protesting on college campuses and discusses the potential political impacts of the protests on the upcoming presidential election.