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Prices will rise and employment will fall. That's the grim forecast from the folks at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service at the University of Virginia, which is now estimating more job losses than previously anticipated.

The islands full of native plant species are meant to support wildlife and educate visitors to the garden.

The test comes as the Navy looks at alternative ways to power bases.

'Peace at Potsdam' is a concert and play about the 1945 Potsdam conference, where three world leaders met to create peace after WWII. Music helped bridge their differences.

Push Comedy Theater's all-women sketch comedy show, 'Panties in a Twist,' has two performances this weekend. One actor said, 'Women can be a lot dirtier than people expect.'

Darius Van Arman, like so many others, wound up in Charlottesville to attend the University of Virginia. He initially studied math but said he wasn’t fully invested in academics.

The Supreme Court of Virginia is considering a case that could change the future of local zoning.

The Virginia Department of Health is asking families to take the safe swimming pledge this summer to prevent drownings, especially among children under 5 years old.

“The executive order of the president that he had pretty much threatened all states with the use of their broadband funding in the Commonwealth of Virginia," Del. Cliff Hayes told Radio IQ Tuesday. "That's $1.48 billion at stake.”

Friends Alyssa McGuire and Savannah Kerrick created the Womxn's Connective more than a year ago to create a network of female-identifying artists and vendors.