Good morning, Charlottesville.

UVA Health has treated over 100 patients for iliac artery endofibrosis (a condition often seen in elite athletes) and now leads the nation in diagnosing and treating the rare vascular condition.

Dr. Scott Wagner at Advanced Pain Management in Seminole Square will introduce a new open, motion-enabled MRI in about six weeks that lets patients stand while scanning their painful joints for better diagnosis and faster results.

The technology may help those with claustrophobia avoid traditional, enclosed MRI sessions.

EMRGE, a new Charlottesville lifestyle brand that grew out of a cycling studio, is set to launch expanded product lines + connect with local customers in the coming months.

Cardinal Home Center uses KraftMaid cabinetry to offer efficient kitchen remodels that can improve your home's value.

Appointments with designer Dianna are available at showrooms in Greenbrier, Crozet, and Madison (or she will meet you at home) to help plan your remodel.

Virginia field hockey aims to overcome past postseason hurdles as it enters a competitive season with fresh recruits and new assistant coach Brendan Creed.

The team will begin with exhibition matches ahead of regular season play starting Aug. 28 at Penn State (after an impressive undefeated run last year).