Good morning, Charlottesville.

Data from 2025 revealed that deer-related crashes in Albemarle Co. accounted for 163 of Virginia’s 6,526 collisions, with repair costs 20% higher than in 2024+drivers are urged to use extra caution during fall mating season.

Nothin’ But Burgers opened on the Corner where Littlejohn’s closed in May to serve simple, affordable burgers and fries to students and locals; the restaurant opens daily at 10:30 a.m. with different closing times, and it offers a mix of classic diner style and modern touches.

U.Va. School of Continuing and Professional Studies launches an asynchronous pathway for its Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies, letting adult learners complete video lessons and interactive assignments at flexible times.

Applications are open now for Spring 2027 with a Nov. 1 deadline — designed to help adults finish their degrees faster.

At the Miller Center in Charlottesville, a panel of experts discussed rising federal debt and how high borrowing could slow economic growth, calling for bipartisan measures before Social Security faces its 2032 financing gap.

The event took place Thursday and highlighted the challenge of balancing spending with productivity.

University of Virginia experts have detected toxic kratom in unregulated gas station drugs + cat's claw and kava, and they urge Charlottesville residents to exercise caution with unlabelled products.

On Saturday in Tallahassee, Virginia's football team lost 38-7 to FSU as FSU's Ashton Daniels rushed for five touchdowns while the offense struggled to contain his runs.

Coach Tony Elliott said he will work with the team today to address the mistakes.

The No.15 Cavaliers women's soccer team earned a 4-0 win over Syracuse on Saturday night at Klöckner Stadium (seven seniors were honored on senior night).

They will face No.12 Notre Dame Thursday at 7 p.m. in South Bend, Ind.