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Warner warns AI data center boom could outpace infrastructure, pushes for federal rules (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Senator Mark Warner is warning about the amount of money and power pouring into artificial intelligence and data centers. Warner said he is pushing for federal regulations on data centers, including minimum standards on water and electricity use. Warner added that without guardrails, rapid expansion could lead to dangerous disruptions to infrastructure and economic fallout. “There has never been this much capital going this quickly into a new industry. The expectati
UVA reinstates running back Solomon Bebee after animal cruelty case (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - UVA football is reinstating running back Solomon Bebee to its team, according to a statement from the university. Bebee was suspended for the first four games of the season. He was facing three counts of animal cruelty charges in Albemarle County. The charges stemmed from alleged mistreatment of his dog, Jeb. In the statement, Bebee said, “I’m grateful to be a student at the University of Virginia and it is not something I will ever take for granted. I acknowledge t
CASPCA Fall Fest to bring pets, vendors, and costume contest to IX Park (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA will hold its third annual Fall Fest Sunday at IX Park, one of the organization’s biggest adoption events of the year. “Kids, pets, please bring them. It’s going to be so much fun,” Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA Executive Director Libby Jones said. The festival will be held rain or shine and features more than 45 vendors, adoptable animals and a pet-and-owner costume contest. “It truly is really exciting to see the matching costum
Rivanna Trail cleared and reopened after encampment relocation (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Rivanna Trail is clean one month after the city relocated everyone who had been at an unhoused encampment. On September 1, Charlottesville began the process of relocating all of the unhoused people on the trail. Areas have been cleared of leftover debris, and graffiti underneath the Free Bridge has been painted over. The Rivanna Trail had been closed while cleanup was underway. Do you have a story idea? Send us your news tip here. Copyright 2026 WVIR. All rights
Wildlife activity prompts caution for hikers and campers this fall (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Trails and campgrounds have been closed recently because of animal encounters, reminding people heading into the wilderness to be cautious of the animals in it. Animals in the wild are getting ready for the colder months, meaning hikers and campers may see them while exploring the outdoors. “They are really hungry right now,” Rockfish Wildlife Sanctuary Executive Director Sarah Cooperman said. “They are getting ready to pack on the pounds and prepare to hunker down
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