Your out-the-door forecast looks so nice this morning! Clouds will part around 10-11 AM with dry conditions and below-average temperatures in store for the rest of the day. Wind speeds will make it feel a bit cooler than the actual air temperatures, with gusts around the 20-30 MPH range. Hold onto your hats!

The mayor of the small town of Rich Creek was arrested on a charge of being drunk in public.

According to Norfolk Southern, 13 cars derailed at 4:12 p.m. Tuesday, and no injuries were reported from the train crew.

A mobile outreach clinic is meeting people where they are — and the results are hard to ignore. Rise Above reversed nearly 300 overdoses in the New River Valley in 2025, using a street-level strategy built on compassion, lived experience and life-saving supplies.

Showers and a few rumbles of thunder are back in the region this morning! As of 6:30 AM, we are starting to see parts of the NRV and Lynchburg Zones drying out, but the widespread showers now affecting Roanoke, Highlands, and Southside Zones, along with eastern parts of the NRV.

Former “Today” show co-anchor Hoda Kotb returned to Virginia Tech Monday, revisiting the campus where she studied journalism and meeting with students who have been testing her new wellness app, Joy 101.

Bedford County Public Schools is looking to hire more bus staff. The district is holding a bus driver recruitment fair this Saturday.

Steady lines kept poll workers busy across both localities Tuesday. Voters said they want fairness and clearer answers about how quickly any election changes would take effect. For many, the message was simple: show up and make your voice count.

An 88-year-old was killed in a Bedford County crash Thursday morning, according to Virginia State Police.

The future of Stewartsville Elementary School remains uncertain after the Bedford County School Board voted to postpone its decommissioning decision by one year.

If your electric bill has gone up recently, you are not alone — and Bedford officials want residents to understand why

One person is dead following a single-vehicle crash that occurred in Bedford County on Sunday, Virginia State Police said.

Former Blacksburg Councilman Liam Watson was sentenced this week after being convicted of election fraud back in December, according to court records.

Former “Today” show co-anchor Hoda Kotb returned to Virginia Tech Monday, revisiting the campus where she studied journalism and meeting with students who have been testing her new wellness app, Joy 101.

Thousands gathered on Alumni Mall for food, performances and student-run cultural booths.

Officers from the Roanoke police department responded to the Roanoke Blacksburg Airport after a bomb threat was made to a local dispatch center.

Virginia Tech is navigating a sweeping leadership transition at the top, with both its president and athletic director set to leave before the 2026 fall semester begins.

The Virginia native will transition to AD Emeritus and Special Advisor to university president and new athletics director through June 2029.

A New River Valley community health center is halfway to its $5 million fundraising goal after receiving a $100,000 check from a local foundation — and now it’s asking the public to help close the gap.

A hot week is ahead with just a couple of small chances for beneficial rain.

A man was fatally shot by officers after he pulled a gun as police responded to a domestic dispute call in Christiansburg, according to the Christiansburg Police Department.

Knights defeated Christiansburg 4-0, Titans defeated Salem 3-1

Staunton River girls earn region runner-up bid.

No one was injured after an altercation led to reports of shots being fired in Christiansburg on Sunday, a Christiansburg public information officer told 10 News.

The Danville Transit building is scheduled to close on Friday, May 1, due to a planned water outage, according to officials. However, buses will still stop at this location as usual.

Danville officials announced Tuesday that Spring Street between North Market Street and North Union Street will be closed beginning Wednesday for approximately seven weeks.

God’s Storehouse is giving you a chance to help families in need without having to leave your home.

A new report by American Rivers ranks the Dan River as the eighth most endangered river in the United States, citing concerns over proposed development and energy infrastructure projects in the region.

Officials announced Wednesday that Nick Jonas would be coming to Caesar’s Virginia in Danville on June 11 as part of a special run of performances titled “A Night with Nick.”

Southside Virginia has seen a record level of economic investment over the past year, driven largely by development at the Southern Virginia Megasite at Berry Hill.

Cave Spring girls soccer used a strong offensive attack on Tuesday to down Salem 6-1, as the Knights improve to 12-0.

The Salem RidgeYaks capped a series to forget with a shutout loss on Sunday, falling to the Fredericksburg Nationals 7-0.

The annual golf fundraiser continues to benefit local student-athletes.

On Wednesday, hundreds of young athletes will lace up their sneakers and head to Roanoke College for a day of play at the 15th Annual Little Feet Meet.

After leaving an undeniable legacy at Salem High School, Kevin Garst is stepping down as head coach of the boys basketball team.

Authorities say a planned fight among young people escalated into a shooting at a North Carolina park Monday morning that left two people dead. Winston-Salem police say the shooting happened Monday morning at Leinbach Park, which is near Jefferson Middle School. The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation says several people were shot, including two fatally. The shootings happened in a park in a suburban and residential area northwest of downtown Winston-Salem