Virginia took its turn at ACC Media Days in Charlotte, North Carolina. Alongside Tony Elliott, quarterback Chandler Morris, ...

The new movie slanders the superhero's Kryptonian parents, sowing the lie that immigrants must forsake their past to join in America's future ...

City officials on Wednesday afternoon announced that Letitia Shelton had been tapped to serve as City Hall's next finance ...

Virginia’s roster is now complete. Seven players joined via the transfer portal, two are incoming high school recruits, two are international prospects and thre ...

With the first training camp underway, we're looking at five undrafted free agents with the best chance to make the 53-man ...

Diving into the recruitments of three stars the ‘Hoos once earned commitments from, but were unable to bring to ...

July has brought more than scorching temperatures and humidity to Charlottesville. There has also been a sharp increase in ...

Over fifty percent of the Cavaliers roster is new. So chemistry has been quite the crash course in Charlottesville this summer.

Fluoride in drinking water has long been considered a public health win, but some Virginia towns are pulling the plug.

The panelists said that vaginal creams and other localized therapies for menopause are safe and vastly underused by women who could benefit.

Amid the ongoing lawsuit against the city, developers have been left wondering what's next for projects that are already ...

The project, which will help ensure residents in the city and parts of Albemarle County will continue to have access to clean drinking water, will take four years to complete and will cost $79 million ...