Daniel Grimes
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Charlottesville, VA, United States
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CPD: Missing mother and 2 children safely located
The Charlottesville Police Department says it is relieved to report that Josette, Gia, and Tea Carter have been safely located. → Read More
AAA: Many Virginians expected to travel for Memorial Day Weekend
Plenty of people are planning on hitting the road or the skies for Memorial Day Weekend, according to AAA. → Read More
Air travel hits new pandemic high over weekend
The Transportation Security Administration says it screened 1.86 million people on Sunday. → Read More
Officer-involved shooting investigation underway in Augusta County
Authorities are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Augusta County. → Read More
Officer-involved shooting investigation in Augusta County
Authorities are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Augusta County. → Read More
Charlottesville’s Apex Plaza Building making history in Virginia
A new eight story office building in Charlottesville is celebrating a construction milestone. → Read More
Aldi set to open in Charlottesville at beginning of June
Albemarle County’s newest discount grocer will slide open its doors at the beginning of June. → Read More
Panic buying leads to long lines and shortages at many gas pumps in Charlottesville area
Panic buying is causing long lines and gas shortages in and around Charlottesville. → Read More
Group of Virginia based businesses, nonprofits launch initiative to combat climate change
A group of Virginia-based companies and nonprofits are teaming up to launch a new program to address climate change. → Read More
Governor Ralph Northam signs bill establishing Enslaved Ancestors College Access Scholarship and Memorial Program
Governor Ralph Northam made a stop in Charlottesville Wednesday morning to sign a bill that will honor descendants of enslaved laborers. → Read More
Republican gubernatorial candidates discuss final sprint to convention, plans to win in November
Republican candidates for governor weigh in on final sprint of the primary race. → Read More
Republican gubernatorial candidates discuss final sprint to convention, plans to win in November
Republican candidates for governor weigh in on final sprint of the primary race. → Read More
A behind the scenes look at the new NBC29 Studios
There have been a lot of changes at the NBC29 News studios. → Read More
Albemarle County Supervisor Gallaway is running for reelection
Albemarle County Board of Supervisors Chair Ned Gallaway is running for reelection to represent the Rio District. → Read More
Virginia Humanities and City of Promise publish children’s book for a good cause
Virginia Humanities and City of Promise set to publish children's book called A Promise to Grow. → Read More
Virginia Humanities and City of Promise publish children’s book for a good cause
Virginia Humanities and City of Promise set to publish children's book called A Promise to Grow. → Read More
7th District Representative Spanberger says restoring trust in Congress remains top priority
7th District Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger says one of her top legislative priorities is restoring trust in Congress. → Read More
Albemarle Co. Supervisor Diantha McKeel running for reelection
Albemarle County Supervisor Diantha McKeel says she is running for reelection. → Read More
Researchers say they’ve made a discovery in a cancer treatment originally thought not to work
Researchers at the University of Virginia Cancer Center say they’ve made a discovery that could revive a cancer treatment originally thought not to work. → Read More
Babylon Micro-Farms expanding its impact with new partnership
A company that started at the University of Virginia is hoping to expand its impact. → Read More