Good morning, Charlottesville.

Tuesday night, a suspected gas explosion in a Glenmore subdivision home in Keswick killed a woman and seriously injured a man now at VCU’s burn unit, and emergency crews that arrived in four minutes also found damage to 12 nearby homes—cleanup, structural checks and further investigation will continue.

Albemarle County Fire Rescue held a press conference at 12:30 p.m. on August 20 to share details about a house explosion in the Keswick area suspected to be caused by a gas fire—neighbors reacted with concern as investigators worked to determine the cause.

Albemarle County Fire Rescue held a press conference at 12:30 p.m. on August 20 to provide updated details on a home explosion in Keswick suspected to be caused by a gas fire—residents reported hearing a loud boom—and an investigation is ongoing.

Charlottesville schools are changing lunch menus today by adding fresh recipes that students are excited to eat—officials say the new plan will provide healthier options and boost satisfaction.

University of Virginia is set to welcome about 4000 first-year students moving in today and tomorrow after Lawn residents began moving in last Friday—heavy traffic is expected on Alderman and McCormick as families and movers pick up dorm supplies.

The Piedmont Environmental Group launched its campaign (Virginians for a Smarter Digital Future Campaign) to raise awareness about how data centers impact the environment.

The group will share more details soon (aiming to guide local choices).

University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have developed a monoclonal antibody that stops sepsis in lab tests—this breakthrough could also help treat other dangerous inflammatory conditions.

The team will soon launch a clinical trial funded by $800,000 from Virginia Catalyst to test the antibody at UVA Health and Virginia Commonwealth University.

Virginia volleyball will host five conference games at John Paul Jones Arena—playing against Stanford, California, Virginia Tech, NC State and Wake Forest this season as Memorial Gymnasium remains closed for renovations.

This decision marks a historic improvement for the team as coach Shannon Wells works to earn greater recognition and a larger fan base.

Tuesday Rumba Night with Vincent Zorn

7-9 p.m. — The Bebedero — Free entry — Enjoy lively gypsy rumba music every Tuesday evening.

Runaway Gin Concert

8:30 – 10:00 PM — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Tickets starting at $37 — Catch the lively tribute to Phish with fellow music lovers in Charlottesville.

Berto & Vincent Wild Gypsy Rumba

7 PM – 1 AM — The Bebedero — Check for ticket prices — Experience the electrifying blend of Gypsy Rumba and Latin rhythms by Berto & Vincent.

Gasolina Reggaetón Party

9-10:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — 18 & Over Only — Experience the vibrant energy of reggaetón and Latin music at this exciting community event.

Chatham County Line and The Mammals Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening of engaging live music from Chatham County Line and The Mammals.

Cars & Coffee Charlottesville

8-10 a.m. — Barracks Road Shopping Center — Free entry — Explore a diverse collection of cars in a casual and vibrant atmosphere.

Ramona Martinez Concert

2-8 p.m. — Glass House Winery & Brewery — Check venue for entry cost — Experience the heartfelt honky tonk tunes of Ramona Martinez inspired by classic country music.

Hash Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening with The Barons and HASH the Band featuring Chloë Ester.

Cville Veg Fest

11 AM – 4 PM — IX Art Park — Free entry — Enjoy vegan food, speakers, live entertainment, and activities for all ages at this community celebration.

Charlottesville PBR Rodeo

8:00-9:30 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling rodeo entertainment with PBR's top performers.