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Lanika Hester had just fallen asleep when a chilling scream woke her.

She leapt out of bed and bolted into the next room, where she found her daughter, Elesia Cooper, doubled over in pain.

“I’m fine Mom, I’m fine,” Cooper cried, tears streaming down her face.

Hester knew her daughter wasn’t fine. She’d lost count of the number of times the 18-...


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Without you, local news wouldn’t exist.

It might not come as a surprise to you that our newsroom is often contacted by elected officials, public relations professionals and the communications staff of large organizations. They are used to interacting with the media, and we appreciate their updates and press releases about news that affects people i...


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Charlottesville’s Police Civilian Oversight Board (PCOB) has officially asked City Council to change its oversight model, which would include giving up its independent investigative powers.

Over the past few months, the board, comprised of civilian volunteers and its interim director, have been working on draft changes to the City ordinance governing PCOB’s structu...


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Swing by our table at the VeryAsian VA Celebration at Friday’s After Five on Friday, May 22 on Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall.

The Charlottesville Tomorrow team will be at the 5th Annual VeryAsian VA Celebration, a festival that celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islande...


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Charlottesville Tomorrow is proud to be a leader in nonprofit, local news. Our newsroom staff often presents on community-driven journalism at national, statewide and local events. In 2025, CEO and Editor-in-Chief Angilee Shah and Pro...


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