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Road and utility projects will affect drivers in parts of Charlottesville beginning next week. Part of Fourth Street will be closed for paving, and the city will be replacing a water main on Roosevelt Brown Boulevard and West Main Street.

The Piedmont Housing Alliance, a local nonprofit, is the first organization to be selected for the Bank of America Neighborhood Champion program in Charlottesville.

Students from Community Public Charter School are pitching their ideas to open Morven Farms to the community.

Former Green Party candidate Jill Stein pushed back against Hillary Clinton after the failed 2016 presidential candidate called her a "Russian asset" this week.

Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard fired back at Hillary Clinton's comments on a podcast in which she claimed there is a current primary contender who is an "asset of the Russians."

The U.S. Commerce Department announced Friday it will impose new sanctions on Cuba over its human rights record and its support of the Venezuelan government.

Forecasters are predicting that despite high winds, surging seas and heavy rain along the Gulf Coast, Tropical Storm Nester is not expected to morph into a hurricane, much to the relief of states in the storm's path that were more than 75 percent devastated by Hurricane Michael just last year.

After less than a year of dating, Jim Carrey and Ginger Gonzaga are throwing in the towel, according to several reports.

After being gifted a life-sized pillow of her husband Mark Consuelos, television host Kelly Ripa joked that it's missing the "best part."