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- 1Virginia House challengers call for Congress to rein in AI▼Should Congress rein in AI? In this candidate Q&A, two 5th District House challengers say yes
Two challengers for Virginia's 5th Congressional District House seat say Congress should act to regulate artificial intelligence. The comments came in a candidate Q&A published by Charlottesville Tomorrow ahead of the election. Both contenders argue lawmakers need to set rules on AI, a sign the technology is becoming a campaign issue in local races.
- 2Semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale offers tens of thousands of books▼Check it out: Tens of thousands of books available at the semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale
The Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library are holding their semiannual book sale, with tens of thousands of books available for purchase. The event raises funds to support library programs and services in the Charlottesville, Virginia area, and draws bargain hunters and book lovers twice a year.
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Jaunt, a transportation service operator, is celebrating 50 years in business. The anniversary is being covered by local news in Virginia, where the company provides public transit and paratransit services to communities in the Charlottesville area. Coverage so far focuses on the milestone itself, marking five decades of continuous operation.
- 4Laufer honors UVA Health advocacy group with resolution●Laufer recognizes UVA Health advocacy group with resolution
Delegate Sally Laufer has introduced a resolution formally recognizing a UVA Health advocacy group, honoring its work on behalf of patients and the Charlottesville-area medical community. The move shines a light on the organization's efforts in supporting UVA Health's mission and highlights the role of local advocates in shaping health care in Virginia.
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The University of Virginia's UVA Today has published a guide to the 2026 Virginia Film Festival, the annual Charlottesville event that brings filmmakers, screenings and panel discussions to the region each fall. The preview outlines what audiences can expect from this year's edition. Details beyond the guide itself are limited so far.