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The City of Roanoke is debating a proposed 1-1.5% meals tax increase amid budget concerns and differing opinions on its impact on local services and the community.
Downtown Roanoke, Inc. (DRI) is rallying community support during GIVE Roanoke, the region’s largest day of giving, to raise funds for its Ambassador and Beautification programs.
For two years now, neighbors living in the 500 block of McDowell Avenue have been concerned over the prolonged buildup of trash at one of the properties in the neighborhood.
Daydrian Martin, the 15-year-old who was charged with first-degree murder in connection with the killing of 15-year-old Isaac Cunningham, has pleaded guilty.
The City of Roanoke Department of Social Services is alerting residents to a nationwide EBT skimming scam that has affected individuals across the country, including local residents.
The foster care crisis impacts thousands of children across Virginia. Children are removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect, through no fault of their own. The lack of stability can take a huge toll, but there are ways the community can help.
The two-week lane reconfiguration test on Gus Nicks Boulevard has officially concluded, and as of today, traffic is back to normal. This change comes as a relief to many drivers and business owners who experienced frustration during the test period.
The 2025 Business Summit will be held in the Star City on Monday morning, aimed at ensuring small businesses have ample support and the necessary resources for success.
Hundreds and Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the Poff Federal Building in Roanoke to protest the actions of Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency, better known as DOGE.
As Virginia braces for another winter storm, travel and safety experts are urging residents to plan ahead to avoid dangerous situations. Crews from both the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and local city agencies are already on the roads, preparing for the upcoming weather conditions.
The status shows how the city has demonstrated policies, practices and services are inclusive to everyone, especially those who come from other countries.
As the region deals with the aftermath of the recent winter storm, icy conditions continue to make travel challenging. While main roads are typically prioritized for snow removal, many back roads and parking lots remain neglected, with crews still working around the clock to make roads safe and bring conditions back to normal.
Market on Melrose is finally opening in Northwest Roanoke later this morning, an area known as a local food desert.
As the 2024 Go Outside Festival approaches this weekend, the city of Roanoke is making it easier to get to the festival without a car.
The City of Roanoke will be putting a green spotlight on the iconic Wells Fargo Tower Wednesday night, to raise awareness about a little-known devastating illness, known as PANS/PANDAS that strikes young people after common infections.
The Grand Jury For the City of Roanoke met Monday and found probable cause to return bills of indictment in three cases with interest to the community at large, the Commonwealth’s Attorney Office said.
The 82-acre property called Tract 8 will be developed to attract new manufacturing businesses to the area.
The Virginia Department of Historic Resources announced Tuesday that it had added 12 new listings on the Virginia Landmarks Register.
The popular Wasena Bridge will be closed for 2 years as it undergoes a major replacement project.
A devastating flood could happen at any time. We've seen it before here in the Roanoke Valley, and it could happen again as the risk for severe weather is higher during the spring.
Roanoke leaders and the Roanoke Police Department have teamed up to create the new initiative “Lock in Safety. Unlock Hope,” which aims to create a safer community.
In a remarkable display of resilience, Patrick Kepp, a Maryland police officer and football official takes center stage to speak here in Roanoke for the Blue Ridge Football Official's Clinic.
Organizers have announced that the annual Williamson Road ‘cruise-in’ won’t be kicking off Star City Motor Madness this summer due to crime concerns.
Thirty-three pounds of illegal marijuana was confiscated from a suitcase at the Roanoke Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport on Jan. 19, according to Virginia State Police.
Roanoke City is looking to help train police officers and hire someone to help coordinate gun violence prevention efforts.
Drivers are urged to avoid S. Jefferson Street and McClanahan Street due to a damaged signal pole and downed power lines in the roadway, according to the City of Roanoke.
Dozens gathered on Thursday to applaud the work that’s been done on the old Days Inn, now the apartment complex “The Heights at Gateway Park.”
The City of Roanoke and AIA Blue Ridge are hosting a design competition for an accessory dwelling unit in order to bring affordable housing into the community.
10 News is following up on a Solutionaries story with U.S. Attorney Chris Kavanaugh where he spoke about his relationship with local prosecutors.
A Covington man has been sentenced in connection with the sexual assault of a woman in Roanoke back in September 2021, according to the City of Roanoke Chief Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney John M. McNeil Junior.
One runway remains closed at the Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport after an incident involving a private plane.
Virginia Tech researchers are looking into the ways some parts of Roanoke are disproportionately affected by higher temperatures.
Bedford County Commonwealth’s Attorney Wes Nance is releasing more information after human remains were found in a burnt-out vehicle in Bedford County on April 18.
