Voting in the 5th District? Check out this Q&A with House of Representatives candidates Tom Perriello and Cooke Costa Harvey (Rep. John McGuire pending).

The Town of Gordonsville is conducting a survey to gather resident feedback on the 287(g) agreement with ICE, which will be used to inform the vote by Town Council.

To hear from school board members directly, you can attend the Albemarle County School Board meeting today, Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. at 401 McIntire Rd.

Gordonsville's contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) illuminates the public accountability issues arising in localities with 287(g) agreements.

The Virginia Hunger Study found that 42% of households statewide — and 51% of households with children — are food insecure.

This food pantry serves residents from Fluvanna, Goochland, Cumberland, Buckingham and Louisa counties plus the City of Charlottesville. Stop by on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

After two rounds of interviews with 13 candidates, the Albemarle County School Board voted unanimously to name David Storm to the "at-large" vacancy.

Incumbent Eugene Vindman (D) is challenged by Doug Ollivant (R), as well as Taner Demirci Lopez (Libertarian) and independent candidates Alaha Ahrar, Joshua Ertle and Randall Terry.

U.S. Senate candidates Bert Mizusawa and Sen. Mark Warner answer your questions.

In Virginia, people convicted of felonies can have their right to vote permanently stripped. This referendum would amend the state constitution so all incarcerated Virginians would automatically gain the right to vote upon release, regardless of conviction.

Virginia's state constitution still has a 2006-era ban on same-sex marriage. This referendum brings the issue back to voters.

The Supreme Court officially rejected Trump’s mail-in ballot executive order — four days before early voting began in Virginia.

Right now, Virginia’s constitution does not explicitly mention abortion. If Virginians vote yes on this referendum, the right to reproductive freedom would be constitutionally protected.

Restorative justice offers an alternative to some of the costs and limitations of the legal system and can lead to lower rates of reoffending, according to Central Virginia Community Justice.

Join Charlottesville Tomorrow for a journalism panel at Washington and Lee University on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

An executive order issued in March 2026 called for the U.S. Postal Service to set up procedures to verify the citizenship status of mail-in voters. The order was blocked, and now it's up to the Supreme Court.