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Lives of fallen law enforcement officers honored during Police Week

1 day ago | 29news.com | Kate Nuechterlein

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Charlottesville and Albemarle police are commemorating those who sacrificed their lives while serving on the force. Both the City and County’s police departments participated in wreath laying ceremonies on Tuesday, as part of the National Police Week, which recognizes fallen officers from all around. “It’s really a way for us to remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice,” Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis said.
Emergency officials urge Virginians to prepare for hurricane season, now

2 days ago | 29news.com | Amir Massenburg

RICHMOND, Va. (WDBJ) - The Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) is partnering with the National Weather Service (NWS) to recognize May 12-16 as this year’s hurricane preparedness week. Both are urging us to prepare for Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30. Monday, May 12 – Know Your Risk: Understand the types of hazards in your area, especially if you live in a coastal, low-lying, or flood-prone zone.
First Alert Weather: Rain, Heavy At Times

2 days ago | 29news.com | David Rogers

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Good morning. Grab the umbrella. A Flood Watch is in effect for the entire region until late tonight. A First Alert Weather Day is also in effect for the area, with the potential for localized flooding. 1″-3″ of rain will be possible, with locally higher amounts. As the storm slowly moves away, rain and storm chances will become more scattered Wednesday. A few showers will be possible Thursday.
‘It’s just not smart’: Viral TikTok Chromebook challenge ‘sparks’ warnings

2 days ago | 29news.com | Sarah Chakales

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Middle and high school kids across the country are taking part in a dangerous and destructive challenge on TikTok and then posting videos about it. It involves students shoving metal objects and lead from mechanical pencils into the ports of their Chromebooks until they start to smoke or catch fire. The actions pose serious risks not only to the students participating but also to everyone around them.
Danville recognized nationally as ‘Nature Everywhere Community’

2 days ago | 29news.com | Makayla Shelton

DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - Danville’s focus on promoting outdoor recreation and its emphasis on connecting youth to nature has earned the city national recognition. Danville was recently named a Nature Everywhere Community by the Children and Nature Network. Danville is the first city in Virginia to receive the national award. “The Nature Everywhere award is a big achievement for us,” said Jason Bookheimer, Division Director of Community Recreation.
First Alert Weather Day Tuesday - Heavy Rain and Threat for Localized Flooding

2 days ago | 29news.com | Eric Pritchett

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - First Alert Weather Day Tuesday as widespread rain impacts region. A Flood Watch is posted through late Tuesday night. A slow-moving storm - upper level low pressure - will draw plenty of moisture off the Atlantic and Gulf, as it moves off the northeast through the mid-week. This will bring periods of widespread rain, heavy at times, along with a few storms, across the region.
Movers For Moms campaign donates crucial supplies for families

2 days ago | 29news.com | Jacob Phillips

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - An organization in Charlottesville is continuing to support moms even after Mother’s Day. Monday, May 12, Two Men and a Truck wrapped up it’s ‘Movers for Mom’s’ campaign. For the past few weeks the organization has been collecting donations from the community, including things like clothes, diapers for children, and anything else a mother might need. On Monday, those donations were delivered to the Shelter for Help in Emergency in Charlottesville.
First Alert: potential heavy rain triggers flood watch

2 days ago | 29news.com | Jacob Phillips

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - With rain expected to begin the evening of Monday, May 12, some areas could see up to four inches of rain this week and even some flooding. A low-pressure system is pushing rain storms north throughout the week with Tuesday seeing the most rainfall and temperatures peaking in the low 70’s. Spotty showers are expected Wednesday and Thursday as the rainy conditions clear up going into the weekend. Do you have a story idea? Send us your news tip here. Copyright 2025 WVIR.
Virginia Verified Beef logo connects consumers to beef produced in the Commonwealth

3 days ago | 29news.com | Neesey Payne

(WDBJ) - When you see Virginia Verified Beef on the package, you’ll know it’s been bred, born, raised and processed in the Commonwealth. The logo was recently unveiled at the Virginia Beef Expo. “One of our biggest priorities with Virginia Cattlemen’s Association is making sure that there’s truth in labeling throughout the supply chain.
Virginia artist travels country, painting murals in small towns

3 days ago | 29news.com | Lindsey Cook

BUENA VISTA, Va. (WDBJ) - A local artist is bringing together small communities across the country, one stroke of her paint brush at a time. Cheyenne Renee is on a mission to paint 50 murals in small towns in all 50 states. She calls it the 50 in 50 project. The project started in her hometown of Covington in 2022. Since then, Renee has created beautiful murals in 17 states, hitting states as North as Maine and as far out West as California.