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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine mapped more than 500,000 chimeric RNAs across more than 1,000 cancer cell lines. When the team switched off certain ones, the cancer cells stopped growing or died. Chimeric RNA is a molecule built from parts of different...
Virginia Senate Democrats are weighing whether to reintroduce legislation in 2027 to allow Virginia universities to hire their own legal counsel so they may better protect themselves from federal pressure. Their consideration comes amid a wave of departures at President Donald Trump’s Justice Department — which pressured and investigated Virginia...
Opposition to artificial intelligence data centers may be about more than the buildings themselves, according to a new study from the National Security Institute at the University of Virginia.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Albemarle County School Board members faced questions about mandatory reporting, student discipline and budget decisions Wednesday night as the division continues working to rebuild trust with families. The town hall at Monticello High School drew a smaller crowd than previous meetings, but parents continued pressing...
It won't exactly be like looking in a mirror, but Virginia and California have several things in common as they prepare to meet Saturday in Scott Stadium. Both
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Who will speak for the trees? The mission of the Lorax, the famous Dr. Seuss character, is being continued locally by arborist and artist Jake Van Yahres. The 38-year-old VCU graduate installed his latest work of guerilla art outside the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - The Albemarle County School Board is expected to hear a new improvement plan Thursday, November 12, as the division faces continued pressure from county and state leaders to address rising concerns over transparency, accountability and mandatory reporting procedures. Acting Superintendent Dr. Chandra Hayes will present...
Is your kid Spider-Man obsessed? Historian Patrick A. Reed shares the first comic to hand them and why comics count as real reading for Roanoke families. The post Charlottesville Native Patrick A. Reed Brings Spider-Man Home to New Dominion Bookshop appeared first on RoanokeFamily Magazine .
