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Danville leaders exploring data centers being built within city limits
Read full article: Danville leaders exploring data centers being built within city limitsDanville leaders are studying the feasibility of data centers being built within city limits after being approached by multiple companies interested in building facilities in the area, according to a city memo obtained by 10 News.
City Stadium renovation brings bars, carnival area to Lynchburg’s historic ballpark
Read full article: City Stadium renovation brings bars, carnival area to Lynchburg’s historic ballparkA familiar Lynchburg landmark is getting a fresh look. Construction is already underway at City Stadium, where city officials and project partners are rolling out a $5.25 million plan to upgrade fan spaces and bring new family-friendly attractions to the historic ballpark.
Dave Chappelle helps keep Ohio radio station rooted in hometown with renovated building
Read full article: Dave Chappelle helps keep Ohio radio station rooted in hometown with renovated buildingDave Chappelle has helped secure the future of a small-town radio station by funding the renovation of a historic building in Yellow Springs.
Federal judge finds Pentagon is violating court order to restore access to reporters
Read full article: Federal judge finds Pentagon is violating court order to restore access to reportersA federal judge has ruled that the Defense Department is violating his earlier order to restore access to the Pentagon for reporters.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel tells NBC News that he will not step down
Read full article: Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel tells NBC News that he will not step downCuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has told NBC News’ Meet the Press that he would not step down in his first interview with a U.S. network.
Historic Daleville cemetery near site of proposed apartment complex raises concerns
Read full article: Historic Daleville cemetery near site of proposed apartment complex raises concernsConstruction activity near a historic cemetery in Botetourt County is raising concerns from some families as officials review plans for a nearby apartment development.
Three Virginia Tech graduates help Aloka finish the Walk for Peace
Read full article: Three Virginia Tech graduates help Aloka finish the Walk for PeaceThree Virginia Tech graduates embodied their alma mater’s motto — Ut Prosim, That I May Serve — by volunteering their veterinary services to help Aloka, the beloved canine companion of the Walk for Peace, cross the finish line.
Danville leaders exploring data centers being built within city limits
Read full article: Danville leaders exploring data centers being built within city limitsDanville leaders are studying the feasibility of data centers being built within city limits after being approached by multiple companies interested in building facilities in the area, according to a city memo obtained by 10 News.
City Stadium renovation brings bars, carnival area to Lynchburg’s historic ballpark
Read full article: City Stadium renovation brings bars, carnival area to Lynchburg’s historic ballparkA familiar Lynchburg landmark is getting a fresh look. Construction is already underway at City Stadium, where city officials and project partners are rolling out a $5.25 million plan to upgrade fan spaces and bring new family-friendly attractions to the historic ballpark.
Historic Daleville cemetery near site of proposed apartment complex raises concerns
Read full article: Historic Daleville cemetery near site of proposed apartment complex raises concernsConstruction activity near a historic cemetery in Botetourt County is raising concerns from some families as officials review plans for a nearby apartment development.
Col. John Ripley of Radford to Receive Medal of Honor
Read full article: Col. John Ripley of Radford to Receive Medal of HonorJohn Ripley nearly singlehandedly snuffed out an invasion by the North Vietnamese in 1972, by blowing up a bridge before the invading army could cross. His heroic efforts have been well documented, but only now is he getting the honor he deserves.
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands to step down in the coming months, University announces
Read full article: Virginia Tech President Tim Sands to step down in the coming months, University announcesVirginia Tech President Tim Sands announced in a statement on Thursday that he would be stepping down in the coming months.
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Judge rejects bid to stop Arizona’s prosecution of Kalshi on wagering charges
Read full article: Judge rejects bid to stop Arizona’s prosecution of Kalshi on wagering chargesA federal judge has denied a bid by prediction market operator Kalshi to bar Arizona prosecutors from moving forward with a criminal case against the company.
Col. John Ripley of Radford to Receive Medal of Honor
Read full article: Col. John Ripley of Radford to Receive Medal of HonorJohn Ripley nearly singlehandedly snuffed out an invasion by the North Vietnamese in 1972, by blowing up a bridge before the invading army could cross. His heroic efforts have been well documented, but only now is he getting the honor he deserves.
Venezuelan lawmakers approve sweeping mining bill to lure foreign investors
Read full article: Venezuelan lawmakers approve sweeping mining bill to lure foreign investorsVenezuelan lawmakers have approved a bill to regulate the country’s mining as it seeks to attract leery foreign investors to a once-private industry that has long been exploited by criminal groups with ties to the government.
Gene Simmons of Kiss visits Detroit Rock City to open new restaurant location
Read full article: Gene Simmons of Kiss visits Detroit Rock City to open new restaurant locationGene Simmons visited Detroit Rock City to celebrate the grand opening of a restaurant co-founded by him and his Kiss bandmate Paul Stanley.
Plaintiffs settle with Trump administration, halting cuts to agency that funds US libraries
Read full article: Plaintiffs settle with Trump administration, halting cuts to agency that funds US librariesPlaintiffs challenging the Trump administration's cost-cutting measures against a library funding agency have settled with the Justice Department.
Prediction markets are back in the spotlight, this time because of the war in Iran
Read full article: Prediction markets are back in the spotlight, this time because of the war in IranPrediction markets let people wager on anything from a basketball game to the outcome of a presidential election — and recently, even the fate of the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran.
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands to step down in the coming months, University announces
Read full article: Virginia Tech President Tim Sands to step down in the coming months, University announcesVirginia Tech President Tim Sands announced in a statement on Thursday that he would be stepping down in the coming months.
Live Nation antitrust trial nears end as lawyer for 34 states labels the concerts giant a monopolist
Read full article: Live Nation antitrust trial nears end as lawyer for 34 states labels the concerts giant a monopolistA lawyer for states suing Live Nation Entertainment has tried to convince a jury during an antitrust trial's closing arguments that the company and its ticketing arm, Ticketmaster, are monopolizing the industry and driving up concert prices.
Judge rejects plea agreement in case of missing Navajo elder Ella Mae Begay
Read full article: Judge rejects plea agreement in case of missing Navajo elder Ella Mae BegayA federal judge in Phoenix has rejected a plea agreement that would have allowed a man who acknowledged beating a Navajo elder and leaving her for dead to avoid more prison time.
Bedford man arrested and charged with crimes against children
Read full article: Bedford man arrested and charged with crimes against childrenThe Bedford Police Department announced Thursday that it had made an arrest following an investigation into an inappropriate relationship involving a Liberty Middle School teacher and a juvenile.
Trump administration proposes gutting rules targeting coal plant ash that threatens groundwater
Read full article: Trump administration proposes gutting rules targeting coal plant ash that threatens groundwaterThe Environmental Protection Agency has gutted rules that target waste from burning coal.
Gov. Spanberger signs bills into law to raise minimum wage, boost workforce training and support economic growth
Read full article: Gov. Spanberger signs bills into law to raise minimum wage, boost workforce training and support economic growthGov. Spanberger’s Office announced Thursday that the Governor had signed into law legislation to incrementally increase the state minimum wage to $15 per hour, secure stronger wages for Virginians who feed and fuel the Commonwealth and connect more Virginians with career opportunities.
Blue Ridge Kite Festival returns to Roanoke County for 25th anniversary
Read full article: Blue Ridge Kite Festival returns to Roanoke County for 25th anniversaryThe festival has been in the works for the past couple of months, and since it is the 25th anniversary, Roanoke County has a photo opportunity planned for the occasion.
Roanoke Police arrest man in Southeast gas station armed robbery investigation
Read full article: Roanoke Police arrest man in Southeast gas station armed robbery investigationThe Roanoke Police Department announced Tuesday that it had arrested a man in connection with an armed robbery of a Southeast gas station last month.
Roanoke to host interactive traffic garden event to promote student traffic safety
Read full article: Roanoke to host interactive traffic garden event to promote student traffic safetyRoanoke’s seventh annual traffic safety campaign, the Walk & Roll Read Rally, is set to return this weekend.
Construction to begin on Riverland Road and Star Trail Parking Lot in Roanoke
Read full article: Construction to begin on Riverland Road and Star Trail Parking Lot in RoanokeA portion of Riverland Road will be closed to through traffic to allow construction to begin on pedestrian improvements on a section of Riverland Road and the Star Trail parking lot.
City Stadium renovation brings bars, carnival area to Lynchburg’s historic ballpark
Read full article: City Stadium renovation brings bars, carnival area to Lynchburg’s historic ballparkA familiar Lynchburg landmark is getting a fresh look. Construction is already underway at City Stadium, where city officials and project partners are rolling out a $5.25 million plan to upgrade fan spaces and bring new family-friendly attractions to the historic ballpark.
2026 PDGA Champions Cup coming to Bedford County, expected to bring $3M economic boost
Read full article: 2026 PDGA Champions Cup coming to Bedford County, expected to bring $3M economic boostThe City of Lynchburg and Bedford County are preparing to host one of disc golf’s biggest events, the 2026 PDGA Champions Cup — a four-day professional tournament expected to draw players and fans from around the world while delivering a major economic impact to the region.
Virginia State Police to conduct ‘Operation Road Watch’ to boost safety on Route 29
Read full article: Virginia State Police to conduct ‘Operation Road Watch’ to boost safety on Route 29Virginia State Police will conduct a highway safety enforcement initiative, “Operation Road Watch,” along the Route 29 corridor on Saturday.
Lynchburg man arrested in connection with arson and burglary at Dragon Fire Games
Read full article: Lynchburg man arrested in connection with arson and burglary at Dragon Fire GamesA man has been arrested in connection with an arson and burglary that occurred last week in Lynchburg, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.
Lynchburg Expressway interchange rebuild to reduce traffic hazards near Candlers Mountain Road
Read full article: Lynchburg Expressway interchange rebuild to reduce traffic hazards near Candlers Mountain RoadDrivers who travel the Lynchburg Expressway near Candlers Mountain Road are about to see major changes. The Virginia Department of Transportation is launching a multi-year rebuild project to fix the tight merges and short ramps that have made the stretch of highway one of the area’s most congested — and most dangerous.
Danville’s Bridge Street to close Saturday morning for annual Bridge2Bridge race
Read full article: Danville’s Bridge Street to close Saturday morning for annual Bridge2Bridge raceOn Saturday morning, April 11, Bridge Street will be closed to all traffic from 7 a.m. to around noon, due to the 17th Annual Bridge2Bridge race.
Patchwork 250: Local artist captures legacy of Black military trailblazers in FAHI Museum painting
Read full article: Patchwork 250: Local artist captures legacy of Black military trailblazers in FAHI Museum paintingA powerful new painting now graces the Fayette Area Historical Initiative (FAHI) Museum in Martinsville, celebrating the legacy of four remarkable Black military heroes from Martinsville and Henry County.
Suspect wanted in fatal Halifax County shooting in custody Wednesday
Read full article: Suspect wanted in fatal Halifax County shooting in custody WednesdayThe Halifax County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday that Lucas Witcher, who was previously wanted in connection with a fatal shooting investigation, is now in custody.
Spanberger weighs contraception rights bill ahead of November reproductive rights amendment vote
Read full article: Spanberger weighs contraception rights bill ahead of November reproductive rights amendment voteWith hundreds of bills awaiting action, Gov. Abigail Spanberger is weighing legislation tied to reproductive rights, including a measure that involves reproductive rights.
With thousands of jobs coming to Southside Virginia, will the housing market be able to keep up?
Read full article: With thousands of jobs coming to Southside Virginia, will the housing market be able to keep up?Southern Virginia could see a population surge in the coming years as thousands of new jobs are expected in Danville and Pittsylvania County, raising questions about whether the region’s housing supply and infrastructure can keep pace with the growth.
Covington Middle School and Jeter-Watson Elementary closed due to boil water advisory, students to learn virtually
Read full article: Covington Middle School and Jeter-Watson Elementary closed due to boil water advisory, students to learn virtuallyAlleghany Highlands Public Schools announced Thursday that Covington Middle School and Jeter-Watson Elementary would be closed Friday as a precautionary measure..
Covington seventh grader selected for Appalachian STEM academy
Read full article: Covington seventh grader selected for Appalachian STEM academyA seventh-grade student at Covington Middle School has been accepted into the Appalachian STEM Academy in Tennessee, Appalachian Highlands Public Schools announced on Tuesday.
Alleghany Highlands Public Schools announces 2-hour delay for Monday, March 2
Read full article: Alleghany Highlands Public Schools announces 2-hour delay for Monday, March 2Alleghany Highlands Public Schools will be opening two hours late on Monday, March 2, due to a wintry weather mix impacting the area, according to school officials.
Alleghany High School closed Tuesday due to water line issue
Read full article: Alleghany High School closed Tuesday due to water line issueAlleghany Highlands Public Schools announced Monday that Alleghany High School will be closed due to a water line issue at the school. AHPS said that students will participate in virtual learning from home and that students should check their email and Canvas activities for scheduled for the day.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
Crisis Center comes to Alleghany Highlands
Read full article: Crisis Center comes to Alleghany HighlandsMillions of dollars in state funding will provide a boost to mental health services in the Alleghany Highlands. Lawmakers and community members broke ground Monday on a new 24/7 crisis receiving center in Covington, an effort to help adults and children dealing with mental health emergencies.
Three Virginia Tech graduates help Aloka finish the Walk for Peace
Read full article: Three Virginia Tech graduates help Aloka finish the Walk for PeaceThree Virginia Tech graduates embodied their alma mater’s motto — Ut Prosim, That I May Serve — by volunteering their veterinary services to help Aloka, the beloved canine companion of the Walk for Peace, cross the finish line.
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands to step down in the coming months, University announces
Read full article: Virginia Tech President Tim Sands to step down in the coming months, University announcesVirginia Tech President Tim Sands announced in a statement on Thursday that he would be stepping down in the coming months.
Gov. Spanberger signs bills into law to raise minimum wage, boost workforce training and support economic growth
Read full article: Gov. Spanberger signs bills into law to raise minimum wage, boost workforce training and support economic growthGov. Spanberger’s Office announced Thursday that the Governor had signed into law legislation to incrementally increase the state minimum wage to $15 per hour, secure stronger wages for Virginians who feed and fuel the Commonwealth and connect more Virginians with career opportunities.
Gov. Abigail Spanberger responds to criticism, focuses on delivering for Virginians
Read full article: Gov. Abigail Spanberger responds to criticism, focuses on delivering for VirginiansGov. Abigail Spanberger is responding to recent criticism and says she remains committed to delivering results for Virginians and strengthening the Commonwealth, according to NBC affiliate WWBT.
Virginia Tech earns top marks in U.S. News World Report QS rankings
Read full article: Virginia Tech earns top marks in U.S. News World Report QS rankingsVirginia Tech announced Wednesday that it had received both international and national recognition after earning high marks in the latest rankings release by both U.S. News World Report and Quacquarelli Symonds.
How APCo and Experts React as Virginia’s Power Grid Faces Pressure from New Data Centers
Read full article: How APCo and Experts React as Virginia’s Power Grid Faces Pressure from New Data CentersThe surge of proposed data centers across Virginia is raising questions about whether the state’s power grid can keep up with demand.
Trump administration's volume of emergency docket appeals 'unprecedented,' Sotomayor says
Read full article: Trump administration's volume of emergency docket appeals 'unprecedented,' Sotomayor saysJustice Sonia Sotomayor says part of the reason for President Donald Trump's string of wins on the Supreme Court’s emergency docket is that her conservative colleagues believe that blocking executive policies is a blow that can't be easily fixed.
Federal judge finds Pentagon is violating court order to restore access to reporters
Read full article: Federal judge finds Pentagon is violating court order to restore access to reportersA federal judge has ruled that the Defense Department is violating his earlier order to restore access to the Pentagon for reporters.
Plaintiffs settle with Trump administration, halting cuts to agency that funds US libraries
Read full article: Plaintiffs settle with Trump administration, halting cuts to agency that funds US librariesPlaintiffs challenging the Trump administration's cost-cutting measures against a library funding agency have settled with the Justice Department.
Prediction markets are back in the spotlight, this time because of the war in Iran
Read full article: Prediction markets are back in the spotlight, this time because of the war in IranPrediction markets let people wager on anything from a basketball game to the outcome of a presidential election — and recently, even the fate of the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran.
Trump administration proposes gutting rules targeting coal plant ash that threatens groundwater
Read full article: Trump administration proposes gutting rules targeting coal plant ash that threatens groundwaterThe Environmental Protection Agency has gutted rules that target waste from burning coal.
Melania Trump delivers statement at the White House denying knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes
Read full article: Melania Trump delivers statement at the White House denying knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimesFirst lady Melania Trump has delivered a statement at the White House denying ties to Jeffrey Epstein and knowledge of his crimes.
Democrats grow bolder on talk about removing Trump from office after his Iran threats
Read full article: Democrats grow bolder on talk about removing Trump from office after his Iran threatsDozens of Democratic lawmakers are saying President Donald Trump should be removed from office after he threatened Iranian civilization would “die” if it didn’t meet his demands.
Consumer Reports: How to shop smart and score deals this spring
Read full article: Consumer Reports: How to shop smart and score deals this springThis April calls for showers and some serious savings. Consumer Reports says it’s a great time to score deals on big-ticket items for your home, both inside and out.
Consumer Reports: What to know about doorbell video
Read full article: Consumer Reports: What to know about doorbell videoEver wondered where the video from your doorbell camera actually goes—or who can access it? With the growing popularity of video doorbells, Consumer Reports is digging into how your footage is stored and what that means for your privacy and security.
Consumer Reports: Your guide to student loan repayment and avoiding default
Read full article: Consumer Reports: Your guide to student loan repayment and avoiding defaultIf you’re having trouble keeping up with student loan payments, you may have a little more breathing room to find a repayment plan that fits your budget before the Department of Education restarts collection actions.
Consumer Reports: What’s really in your protein powder?
Read full article: Consumer Reports: What’s really in your protein powder?As high-protein diets surge in popularity, a Consumer Reports investigation found high levels of lead in some protein powders and shakes—raising questions about supplement safety.
