Bria Stith
Multimedia Journalist
Bria Stith joined NBC29 at the end of May 2022.
She came to the Charlottesville area after graduating from East Carolina University in May 2022. While at school, Bria was a part of the ECU Women’s Track and Field team. She received her Bachelor of Science in Communication and Master of Science in Sport management.
Bria interned for WAVY TV 10 in the Summer of 2019 and WNCT TV 9 in the beginning of Spring 2020.
Bria is from Lawrenceville, Va. In 2013, she moved to Norfolk, Va. where she attended Matthew Fontaine Maury High School.
In her free time, Bria likes lifting weights, spend time with family, and watching sports.
Virginia teenagers have the chance to win a cash prize of up to $500. All they have to is create a safe driving holiday song or poem.
U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D) introduced his End Shutdown Act Wednesday, September 8.
Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) recently announced the rollout of the new Gold Standard Digital Hub for veterans in Virginia.
Under a law recently passed by the General Assembly, all Virginia public schools will be required to have automated external defibrillators.
The University of Virginia is looking into adding more housing for its students.
The Charlottesville Area Mountain Bike Club and the Albemarle County National Interscholastic Cycling Association teams worked together to improve the trail network at Heyward Forest.
The University of Virginia football program is introducing nearly two dozen additions to the team.
New reports from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety and Forbes Advisor says dangerous driving behaviors are on the rise in Virginia.
The Building and Grounds Committee has reviewed and approved the revised design for the Olympic Sports Center.
The Emily Couric Cancer Center at UVA Health is hosting a support group for prostate cancer patients and survivors.
A new report suggests more teachers are leaving than entering the workforce. Now, many school divisions are relying on provisionally licensed teachers to fill the gaps.
On Oct. 13, ACPS announced that its on-time graduation rate for its class of 2022 was 94.3%, exceeding the state average of 92.1%.
The University of Virginia is taking part in ACTIV-6, a national drug trial that’s trying to tackle COVID-19 symptoms.
In Virginia, people who are 21 and older are allowed to posses a small amount of recreational marijuana or cannabis.
On Saturday, August 27, the Blue Ridge Children’s Museum Hosted one of many mural artist workdays.
Charlottesville says there are no specific, credible threats to connected to August 12.
Back to school shopping is underway, and based on a new survey, parents are expecting those costs to double form last year.
The first black-owned brewery in the Charlottesville area is coming soon.
An engineering professor with the University of Virginia is working to program safety tools into robotic surgery.
Tuition and fees for community colleges in Virginia will stay the same for the upcoming school year. This is the fifth year in a row they have been able to maintain costs.
