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For years before it was recently removed, the local debate about the Lewis & Clark statue on West Main Street in Charlottesville centered around whether or not Sacajawea's crouched posture was demeaning and underplayed her importance to the expedition, a debate that resulted in …
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Every year there's an annual tradition: the presentation of horrifying car crash data and accompanying awareness efforts and safety campaigns. Do they …
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Sometimes the totality of local reporting can create some confusion...this is a perfect example.
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Police Budget/Reform Debate: Email exchanges between Charlottesville City Council and Chief BrackneyEmail exchanges between Charlottesville City Council members and Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney, November 2020. Source: Freedom o…
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Yes, our gun violence problem is complicated, but it’s odd leaving one of the key complexities - segregation - out of the discussion.
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When I finally decided to go out for dinner for the first time in over a year the choice was obvious - Will Richey's new South and Central Latin Grill …
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The Racial Dot Map was hailed as a statistical masterpiece, revealing patterns of racial segregation across the US, but the Weldon Cooper Center says t…
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As the City debates the proposed building of a new parking garage on Market Street downtown, a two-story, 390-space parking deck across the street sits…
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