Good morning, Charlottesville.

Commonwealth's Attorney Jim Hingeley said prosecutions from the August 11 torchlight march on UVA Grounds by white supremacists carrying torches are likely finished—his statement came after a final conviction of a former Marine—and he noted his jurisdiction does not cover violence that happened downtown Charlottesville.

Alex Zan will host the Black History Pathway event at 1 p.m. on April 19 at the Carver Recreation Center.

The event will honor the contributions of Black musicians in Central Virginia—featuring stories from elders and families—by celebrating local music history.

More than 100 people attended Alumni Hall Thursday morning to learn about UVA’s Facilities Management Apprenticeship Program—a path that offers job security without a four-year degree.

Gregory Weaver, who returned to the program after nearly 20 years, and Sayed Jalal, seeking new career opportunities, explained how the program helps keep campus facilities running.

College student Laura Howard stepped down as Honor Committee Chair Monday after introducing new procedures that let students explain their actions before further punishment — she was succeeded by third-year Engineering student Thomas Ackleson.

During her term, Howard strengthened student and faculty trust with reforms in the appeal process — changes that will guide the Committee's future work.

Eleven Charlottesville high school students received a total of $250,000 in college scholarships from the Emily Couric Leadership Forum.

Top recipients Seenam Dumor from Monticello High School (received $35,000) and Olga Salama from Charlottesville High School (received $50,000) said they have big career aspirations.

Two seniors from Charlottesville High School won major scholarships to help pay for college — Ali Bird earned a full ride as a Jefferson Scholar to the University of Virginia and Olga Salama received a $50,000 award from the Emily Couric Leadership Forum.

State lawmakers held a committee meeting in Alexandria on April 8—where they noted that federal research funding cuts have led to canceled grants and may force Virginia colleges to raise tuition or limit research programs.

The committee said the cuts will ripple through Virginia's economy—prompting NOVA to launch a $1 million scholarship program for laid-off federal workers.

Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello announced today that documentary filmmaker Ken Burns will be the featured speaker at its annual Naturalization Ceremony.

National #11 Virginia Women’s Lacrosse won 13—9 against #9 Maryland Terapins last night, snapping a 15-game losing streak with them for the first time since 2008.

The team will travel to Newton on Saturday at noon to face #2 Boston College and will host Virginia Tech on April 16.

UVA Orthopedics Chair Dr. Bobby Chhabra said new head coach Ryan Odom is building his own team after Tony Bennett while stressing that the transfer portal and NIL deals have shifted focus away from academics in college basketball — he recommended stricter transfer rules and a mandatory sit-out period to restore education as a priority.

Rebecca Porter Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — Dürty Nelly's Pub - Deli — Free show — Experience the vocal talents of Guam-born Rebecca Porter with local favorites, the Rhinestone Roses.

S.G. Goodman Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Check for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of live music from S.G. Goodman in Charlottesville.

Liberty Flames vs. Virginia Cavaliers Baseball

6 p.m. — Disharoon Park — Free entry — Witness an exciting collegiate baseball matchup between the Liberty Flames and Virginia Cavaliers.

Crowdfunded Pitch Night

7-9 p.m. — The CODE Building — Donations welcome — Witness ten local entrepreneurs pitch innovative ideas to the community.

Wine & Zen: Community Yoga and Meditation

1-3:15 p.m. — Eastwood Farm and Winery — Cost not specified — Unwind with yoga, meditation, and a sound bath amidst a scenic winery backdrop.

Jefferson Cup Road Race & Cavalier Criterium

8 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Charlottesville, VA — Check website for entry fees — Experience thrilling racing on stunning courses featuring scenic hills and technical loops.

Tom Tom Festival 3rd Annual Downtown Mall Block Party

5-11 p.m. — Downtown Mall — Free entry — Experience live music and community vibes at this vibrant annual celebration.

University of Virginia Wind Ensemble Spring Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Hunter Smith Band Building — Free entry — Experience an evening of captivating performances by the Wind Ensemble.

Georgetown Hoyas vs. Virginia Cavaliers Baseball

6 p.m. — Disharoon Park — Check local listings — Watch an exciting college baseball matchup between two renowned teams.

Virginia Cavaliers vs. James Madison Dukes

6 p.m. — Disharoon Park — Cost info not available — Cheer on the Virginia Cavaliers as they take on the James Madison Dukes in this exciting matchup.