The nation is up in arms. After the murder of George Floyd, protesters filled the streets of Charlottesville,...

  The six-story-tall equestrian statue of Robert E. Lee has towered over Richmond’s Monument Avenue since 1890. Soon,...

  As the pandemic took hold in mid-March, Charlottesville and Albemarle’s criminal justice decision-makers started...

  “When we found out he had it, we was pretty sure he was going to die,” says a sibling of a man incarcerated in...

  A crane looms over a huge glass rectangle. The shiny office block, just completed, sits behind Preston Avenue’s old...

  Three Marines and a doctor walk into a bar… Cards on the table: It’s going to be difficult for a Democrat to win...

Correctional facilities, where inmates live in tight quarters, have proven (entirely predictably) to be hotbeds for...

  Just about everything has changed in the last month—and as our habits have shifted, so has our relationship with...

  Coping with coronavirus is hard even when you’re surrounded by all your favorite creature comforts. And observing...

  Local newspapers faced an uncertain future even before coronavirus ground life as we know it to a halt. Now, with...