The Floyd County Humane Society is searching for a home for one of their longest tenured shelter dogs. Sonny is a sweet, loving senior dog who has spent more than 336 days at the Floyd County Humane Society waiting for someone to call his own.

The first-year program connects classrooms with employers who operate electric heavy-duty vehicles and need skilled workers.

Gas prices are up more than a dollar from just a month ago, and New River Valley residents say they’re feeling it at the pump.

With hundreds of bills awaiting action, Gov. Abigail Spanberger is weighing legislation tied to reproductive rights, including a measure that involves reproductive rights.

Although it is illegal to kill a Bald Eagle, Virginia has no protections preventing the leading cause of eagle death: lead poisoning. At the state level, lawmakers recently passed a bill that would require the Department of Wildlife Resources to develop and maintain an educational webpage about the dangers of lead and proper disposal. The bill now awaits the governor’s signature.

Several areas across our region are ready to shamrock and roll this weekend with numerous events happening to help people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

The 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.

26 years ago, a Bedford man walked out of a parking lot and was never seen again. James “Slim” Walker disappeared on April 7, 2000, and his family has spent more than two decades searching for answers — with no closure in sight. Now, new questions are surfacing about what really happened that day.

If you’re on the hunt for a new job, the Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce might be able to help.

Two people were injured as a result of a single-vehicle crash that occurred in Bedford County early Sunday morning, Forest Fire Department said.

No one was hurt after a house fire broke out in Bedford just before midnight, according to the Bedford Fire Department.

A man has been taken into custody and charged after allegedly making online threats against Jefferson Forest High School, according to the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office.

A poetry contest is returning to Virginia Tech on Wednesday, celebrating the legacy of renowned poet and English professor Nikki Giovanni.

Virginia Tech has been awarded $1.65 million in grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to advance critical health research.

Crumbl Cookie is looking to expand its footprint in Southwest Virginia as the owner of the Blacksburg and Lynchburg stores is now focusing on the Roanoke area.

More than four months after a massive fire tore through the 3400 building at Foxridge Apartment Complex, the people who lived there are still picking up the pieces — and now they’re running out of time.

A new event in Southwest Virginia aims to make an impact in the fight against breast cancer while bringing the community together.

On March 25, a jury in Los Angeles found Meta and Youtube “liable for harms to children using their services. Another case in New Mexico found Meta knowingly harmed the mental health of children. Here's what Virginia Tech experts have to say about these cases.

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.

Rural Retreat claims Class 1 team title, snapping Grundy's 10-year win streak.

A deadly fire early Thursday morning devastated a mobile home on the 1600 block of Peppers Ferry Road in Christiansburg. Firefighters responded quickly, but one person was confirmed dead, and four others from the family of five were injured. The conditions of the survivors remain unknown.

Montgomery County officials announced Thursday that one person died and three others were hospitalized following a house fire in Christiansburg Thursday.

The Christiansburg Police Department released details on Thursday regarding an investigation involving juveniles after inaccurate accounts of the event had been circulating.

A look back in the WSLS archives as we go back to April of 1966, when a six-year-old Danville girl was following in her mother’s footsteps all the way to the crown.

The man accused of setting Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler on fire last summer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to all three counts against him during an arraignment.

A Sovah Health veteran nurse in Danville has received one of the nation’s top honors.

Danville Public Schools is shining a spotlight on the dedicated Education Support Personnel who help shape student lives and set them up for success.

City leaders launched a major revitalization initiative in Danville’s North Main district Wednesday, marking the beginning of an ambitious restoration project largely funded by casino revenue.

Danville city leaders are considering a preliminary budget that would raise utility bills for residents while boosting funding for schools and using millions of dollars in casino revenue to support city priorities.

A Roanoke Valley staple is preparing to close its doors for good. AMC has confirmed to 10 News that Salem Valley 8 will have its last day of business on Thursday.

If you ever get a call from someone who says that they are with law enforcement saying you missed jury duty and owe them a fine, that’s your signal to hang up the phone.

The longtime athletic trainer and Salem High School alum

Patriots notch an early season win over the defending state champs.

Nine student-athletes were recognized for committing to continuing their careers at the next level.

The RidgeYaks continued their hot hitting with a 10-2 win over the Wilson Warbirds on Tuesday to kick off another Salem home series.