Henry County Sheriff’s Office facing $25 million lawsuit from man shot by deputies
Read full article: Henry County Sheriff’s Office facing $25 million lawsuit from man shot by deputiesThe Henry County Sheriff’s Office is facing a $25 million federal lawsuit from a man who was shot by deputies while authorities attempted to serve warrants in 2024.
NokeFest returns to Roanoke River with music, art, community
Read full article: NokeFest returns to Roanoke River with music, art, communityNokeFest is back, bringing three days of live music, local art and community spirit to the banks of the Roanoke River. The annual hometown festival runs this weekend, drawing residents together to celebrate the city, its artists and the river that winds through it.
Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney says her office won’t enforce new gun legislation
Read full article: Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney says her office won’t enforce new gun legislationLynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney Bethany Harrison in a letter to Chief Kenneth Edwards of the Lynchburg Police Department, said that her office would not enforce SB 749/HB 217, the “Assault Weapons Ban,” and SB 727/HB 1524, the “Public Carry Ban”.
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NokeFest returns to Roanoke River with music, art, community
Read full article: NokeFest returns to Roanoke River with music, art, communityNokeFest is back, bringing three days of live music, local art and community spirit to the banks of the Roanoke River. The annual hometown festival runs this weekend, drawing residents together to celebrate the city, its artists and the river that winds through it.
Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center in Roanoke in busiest stretch of year with more than 300 animals in care
Read full article: Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center in Roanoke in busiest stretch of year with more than 300 animals in careOwls, hawks, bobcats, snakes, turtles, opossums and squirrels - the center has admitted more than 1,300 animals so far this year, representing 155 different species.
Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney says her office won’t enforce new gun legislation
Read full article: Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney says her office won’t enforce new gun legislationLynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney Bethany Harrison in a letter to Chief Kenneth Edwards of the Lynchburg Police Department, said that her office would not enforce SB 749/HB 217, the “Assault Weapons Ban,” and SB 727/HB 1524, the “Public Carry Ban”.
Bicyclist injured after crash involving Lynchburg Public Works vehicle
Read full article: Bicyclist injured after crash involving Lynchburg Public Works vehicleThe Lynchburg Police Department announced that it was investigating a crash that occurred between a City of Lynchburg vehicle and a bicyclist Friday morning.
Lynchburg parents tackle screen time challenges during Internet Safety Month
Read full article: Lynchburg parents tackle screen time challenges during Internet Safety MonthJune is Internet Safety Month, and for families in Lynchburg, that means taking a closer look at how much time kids are spending on screens — and what they’re doing while they’re there
Recently announced E.C. Glass High School Principal withdraws from position, LCS says
Read full article: Recently announced E.C. Glass High School Principal withdraws from position, LCS saysLynchburg City Schools announced that an individual who was recently announced as the next principal of E.C. Glass High School has withdrawn and will not be assuming the position.
Lynchburg concert cancellation leaves ticket buyers waiting on refunds
Read full article: Lynchburg concert cancellation leaves ticket buyers waiting on refundsWeeks after a canceled concert left fans frustrated, some ticket buyers say they are still waiting on refunds — and getting little in the way of answers.
City of Lynchburg announces cooling center locations for Thursday and Friday
Read full article: City of Lynchburg announces cooling center locations for Thursday and FridayThe City of Lynchburg on Wednesday announced that it would be opening up cooling centers due to weather forecasts and expected temperatures for Thursday and Friday.
Local hospitals address state report citing 13 rural hospitals at risk of closure
Read full article: Local hospitals address state report citing 13 rural hospitals at risk of closureAfter a report from Virginia’s Joint Commission on Health Care, local hospitals are addressing concerns regarding their closure.
Virginia Tech lands largest-ever donation: $75 million for athletics, Honors College
Read full article: Virginia Tech lands largest-ever donation: $75 million for athletics, Honors CollegeTens of millions of dollars are headed to Hokie Nation. Virginia Tech has received its largest commitment ever: $75 million.
Firefighters, law enforcement assaulted, two arrested following vehicle fire in Giles County
Read full article: Firefighters, law enforcement assaulted, two arrested following vehicle fire in Giles CountyMultiple firefighters and law enforcement officers were assaulted while responding to a vehicle fire in Pembroke, Giles County Sheriff’s Office said. Witnesses caught the altercation on video.
Southside Health District asking community’s help to stop measles spread
Read full article: Southside Health District asking community’s help to stop measles spreadThe Southside Health District announced Friday that Buckingham, which borders Halifax County, is experiencing a measles outbreak. The number of cases has been climbing since early May.
Patchwork 250: Remembering Bloody Monday - Danville’s fight for Civil Rights and the legacy of June 10, 1963
Read full article: Patchwork 250: Remembering Bloody Monday - Danville’s fight for Civil Rights and the legacy of June 10, 1963On June 10, 1963, when myriads of peaceful protesters descended on the streets of Danville, they didn’t know they were walking in the footsteps of history and paving the way for equality.
Casting call: Netflix’s ‘Love on the Spectrum’ seeking participants from the Danville and Lynchburg areas
Read full article: Casting call: Netflix’s ‘Love on the Spectrum’ seeking participants from the Danville and Lynchburg areasNetflix’s “Love on the Spectrum” is on the hunt for new cast members in Danville for its next season, and you could be a part of the story!
One dead, 22 injured at EastLake Community Church after tent collapse, according to officials
Read full article: One dead, 22 injured at EastLake Community Church after tent collapse, according to officialsBedford County officials announced that one person was killed and 22 people were injured after a large tent collapsed during an outdoor service at EastLake Community Church Friday night
Missouri woman believed to be in Bedford found
Read full article: Missouri woman believed to be in Bedford foundA search is underway for a missing Missouri woman who was last heard from in May while she was believed to be staying at a hotel in the Town of Bedford, according to the Bedford Police Department.
Former Bedford County employee sues county, youth athletic association over alleged retaliation
Read full article: Former Bedford County employee sues county, youth athletic association over alleged retaliationA former Bedford County employee is taking legal action against county officials and leaders of a local youth sports organization, claiming he was punished and ultimately fired after raising concerns about the misuse of public resources and rule violations.
Bedford National D-Day Memorial honors WWII veterans on 82nd anniversary of D-Day
Read full article: Bedford National D-Day Memorial honors WWII veterans on 82nd anniversary of D-DayOn Saturday, the National D-Day Memorial marked the 82nd anniversary of the Allied Forces’ strike on Normandy, which began on June 6, 1944.
Drought pushes Smith Mountain Lake 4 feet below normal, Bedford Water issued voluntarily conservation alert
Read full article: Drought pushes Smith Mountain Lake 4 feet below normal, Bedford Water issued voluntarily conservation alertSmith Mountain Lake is four feet below normal amid severe drought conditions across the state. Bedford Water is urging customers to conserve water to avoid mandatory restrictions.
Blacksburg PD crime analyst named to Montgomery County Chamber’s 40 Under 40 list
Read full article: Blacksburg PD crime analyst named to Montgomery County Chamber’s 40 Under 40 listA Blacksburg Police Department crime analyst is getting public recognition for work that usually happens behind the scenes.
Dogs could help in the fight against spotted lanternflies, Virginia Tech study finds
Read full article: Dogs could help in the fight against spotted lanternflies, Virginia Tech study findsMany spotted lanternfly eggs have hatched around the commonwealth, with 2026 set to have another summer filled with the invasive species. However, a new study from Virginia Tech’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences has found that dogs could help in the fight against the pest.
Virginia Tech cadets visit Normandy before D-Day anniversary, honor Medal of Honor recipient
Read full article: Virginia Tech cadets visit Normandy before D-Day anniversary, honor Medal of Honor recipientAs the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day invasion approaches, a group of Virginia Tech cadets is helping ensure the bravery and sacrifice of World War II is not reduced to a few textbook paragraphs.
Virginia Tech lands largest-ever donation: $75 million for athletics, Honors College
Read full article: Virginia Tech lands largest-ever donation: $75 million for athletics, Honors CollegeTens of millions of dollars are headed to Hokie Nation. Virginia Tech has received its largest commitment ever: $75 million.
High School Soccer: Auburn, Blacksburg boys soccer claim region championships
Read full article: High School Soccer: Auburn, Blacksburg boys soccer claim region championshipsWednesday night saw two local boys soccer teams claim region titles, as Auburn boys soccer took home the 1C title with a 4-2 win over Galax while Blacksburg completed an unbeaten season with a 3-0 win over Charlottesville in the 4D final.
New River Valley Home Builders Association hosting “Touch-A-Truck” NRV Coloring Contest
Read full article: New River Valley Home Builders Association hosting “Touch-A-Truck” NRV Coloring ContestThe New River Valley Home Builders Association is inviting young artists in the region to participate in the Touch-A-Truck NRV Coloring Contest.
Two charged with multiple offenses related to production and possession of child pornography after investigation
Read full article: Two charged with multiple offenses related to production and possession of child pornography after investigationThe Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday that it had arrested a man and a woman after a lengthy investigation and an executed search warrant at a residence in Pulaski County on Friday.
Living liver donation gives Virginia hospital colleagues a bond — and a mission
Read full article: Living liver donation gives Virginia hospital colleagues a bond — and a missionEight months after a living liver transplant, Rhonda Whaling says she is feeling more like herself again — with more energy, a brighter outlook and a new appreciation for the donor who made it possible. Both women said they hope their experience encourages others to learn about organ donation and consider signing up.
Community health center halfway to $5M goal for new facility after $100K donation
Read full article: Community health center halfway to $5M goal for new facility after $100K donationA 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.
Vehicle crash in Danville causing large outage in northern area of city
Read full article: Vehicle crash in Danville causing large outage in northern area of cityDanville Utilities announced in a social media post Friday that a vehicle crash on Piney Forest Road has caused a large outage for approximately 1,000 customers in the northern area of the city. Officials say that crews are arriving to evaluate the damaged pole and determine how long repairs will take. 10 News will continue to update this story with information as it becomes available.
Patchwork 250: Remembering Bloody Monday - Danville’s fight for Civil Rights and the legacy of June 10, 1963
Read full article: Patchwork 250: Remembering Bloody Monday - Danville’s fight for Civil Rights and the legacy of June 10, 1963On June 10, 1963, when myriads of peaceful protesters descended on the streets of Danville, they didn’t know they were walking in the footsteps of history and paving the way for equality.
Danville Area Humane Society addresses Board of Pharmacy fine
Read full article: Danville Area Humane Society addresses Board of Pharmacy fineEuthanasia records for around 1,800 animals at the Danville Area Humane Society may have been filled out incorrectly, according to a five-page hearing notice from the Virginia Board of Pharmacy outlining several allegations against the shelter. Shelter director Paulette Dean says the mistake was minor, has since been corrected, and had no effect on the animals’ wellbeing.
Danville Area Humane Society fined $500 over “record-keeping deficiencies”
Read full article: Danville Area Humane Society fined $500 over “record-keeping deficiencies”The Danville Area Humane Society (DAHS) announced Sunday that they had been fined $500 by the Virginia Board of Pharmacy over what the shelter calls “record-keeping deficiencies.” According to a statement posted by the shelter, the “deficiencies” took place between 2023 and 2024.
Danville business recovering after having thousands of dollars of clothes stolen
Read full article: Danville business recovering after having thousands of dollars of clothes stolenDanville clothing store co-owners are picking up the pieces after a break-in left the business with thousands of dollars in losses.
Casting call: Netflix’s ‘Love on the Spectrum’ seeking participants from the Danville and Lynchburg areas
Read full article: Casting call: Netflix’s ‘Love on the Spectrum’ seeking participants from the Danville and Lynchburg areasNetflix’s “Love on the Spectrum” is on the hunt for new cast members in Danville for its next season, and you could be a part of the story!
Salem City Councilman Randy Foley announces he will not seek re-election
Read full article: Salem City Councilman Randy Foley announces he will not seek re-electionSalem City Councilman Randy Foley announced Wednesday that he would not run for reelection once his current term expires at the end of the year.
