When Charlottesville Tomorrow began in 2005, it was one of the first nonprofit, local news orgs in the country. Its...

Print is dead. Print is dying. Newspapers are “toast.” We’ve all heard some iteration of this, and it makes print...

Truth in scheduling: Progress joins City v. Civilian Review Board fray A Daily Progress reporter was a topic of...

A little more than two years ago, former C-VILLE Weekly co-owner Rob Jiranek was named publisher of the Daily...

Nikuyah goes national The first black female mayor of Charlottesville sat at the table with co-hosts of “The View” on...

Permission denied Minutes before a decision was due, City Manager Maurice Jones denied several special event permits...

But her emails Independent City Council candidate Nikuyah Walker was the target of a November 4 story in the Daily...

Three days before the November 7 election, the Daily Progress ran a story on independent candidate Nikuyah Walker...

The same week the Daily Progress won a whopping 42 awards at the April 8 Virginia Press Association banquet,...