Maggie Glass
Multimedia Journalist
Maggie Glass joined the NBC29 team in June, 2023. She graduated from the University of Virginia in 2023 and is from Richmond, Virginia. In her free time, Maggie likes to run and spend time with her family.
One of the University of Virginia’s biggest traditions, Lighting of the Lawn, is returning the night of Friday, December 1.
On the heels of fights in the hallways and teachers calling out sick, the Charlottesville High School community gathered Monday night to share their concerns about what’s happening at the high school and look for solutions.
Charlottesville City Schools says it is working to address several issues at Charlottesville High School that ultimately led to it being closed Friday, November 17.
This year’s Virginia Film Festival will be premiering Sometime, Somewhere, a documentary about the Hispanic migrant experience to Charlottesville.
The man wanted in connection with the attempted abduction of a UVA student is in police custody.
There is a slew of uncertainty in Washington, DC after the ouster of U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
Now that the United Auto Workers are on strike, the trickle-down effect will likely be felt by car buyers.
Dark Skies, Bright Kids is hosting its annual Star Party Saturday, September 16.
Hemp businesses are challenging a state law that goes into effect July 1, which sets the maximum amount of THC in hemp products at 0.3% and 2mg per package.
There are not enough teachers in Virginia’s classrooms, which leads to more students being crammed in together.
Sir Speedy is launching its Lost Pet Project, which will give owners the opportunity to quickly and inexpensively get “lost pet” signs.
Drivers in Virginia will soon have to move over for all disabled vehicles.
A former UVA engineering professor is using his multilingual skills to help the Holocaust Museum.
