A man was seriously injured in a shooting overnight in Lynchburg, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.

Lynchburg is marking Juneteenth with a full slate of community events organized by the Lynchburg Juneteenth Coalition and the Legacy Museum. From live music and block parties to history workshops and civic engagement sessions, the celebration is designed to honor the past while inspiring action in the present.

Experience Virginia’s history brought to life as the James River Batteau Festival returns to Lynchburg.

A new Virginia law is designed to eliminate out-of-pocket costs for breast cancer screenings, but some patients are still receiving unexpected bills, and many don’t know they don’t have to pay them.

It is almost time to get in the water for the 41st Annual James River Batteau Festival.

Central Virginia Commuter Services launched the Businesses for Bikes program on Monday, which encourages biking in the Lynchburg area while supporting local businesses.

Valley Link is back with another round of community meetings, giving residents a chance to weigh in on a proposed transmission line stretching from Campbell County north to Culpeper.

The Springfield Police Department announced Tuesday that it had arrested and charged a Lynchburg man after an investigation into alleged gun trafficking.

Because of the nullification, Bratton and other Republicans now have to run as independents in the upcoming city council election in November.

Valley Link is returning for a second round of public meetings about a proposed power transmission line stretching from Lynchburg to Culpeper — and this time, officials are narrowing down the route.

The Lynchburg Republican City Committee has been declared defunct and the results of the recent firehouse primary that occurred in the city have been nullified, Lynchburg City Councilman Chris Faraldi confirmed.

Lynchburg 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”.

The Lynchburg Police Department announced that it was investigating a crash that occurred between a City of Lynchburg vehicle and a bicyclist Friday morning.

The Bears defeated Rappahannock 5-1, snapping the Raiders win streak at 73.

June 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

Lynchburg 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.

Weeks 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.

The 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.

Some voters in Lynchburg are questioning how a Republican firehouse primary was run, and now the Attorney General is taking a look.

Lynchburg City Council is voting on a proposed water and stormwater rate increase that officials say is necessary to fund ongoing upgrades to one of the nation’s oldest water systems. The central question for ratepayers is straightforward: pay a little more each month now, or risk much larger problems with the system down the road.

The City of Lynchburg has named L. Brad Creasy as its next fire chief.

Local law enforcement is searching for a missing woman believed to be endangered due to a medical condition, Lynchburg Police Department said.

As you head out the door to church or brunch this morning, you’ll want to grab the umbrella to prepare for a few afternoon showers & storms. Otherwise, this morning we stay dry and mild! Our temperatures will quickly warm up into the 80s and 90s this afternoon.

Jerry Falwell III is taking Liberty University to court, claiming the school broke a promise — and owes him more than a million dollars for it.

Lynchburg-based BWX Technologies contributed to a big step forward for the Department of Energy through a critical testing milestone on Friday.

Southwest and Central Virginia can expect a stretch of warm, mostly dry weather through Saturday, with some thunderstorms returning Sunday afternoon.

Much warmer as we get into the weekend!

Lynchburg police say their network of license plate cameras and gunshot detection devices is helping solve crimes, but some city council members are pressing for more transparency about who can access the data and whether the program should grow.

Temperature averages might surprise you, rainfall totals probably won’t.

Centra announced Monday that it would be laying off approximately 90 individuals, about one percent of Centra’s total workforce, effective this week as part of the company’s restructuring efforts.

A 28-year-old passenger died in a Bedford County crash on Saturday, according to Virginia State Police.

A man is dead after a crash between a bicyclist and an SUV that occurred in Lynchburg on Saturday.

A woman was injured and a man was arrested following a burglary and malicious wounding that took place in Lynchburg on Thursday, Lynchburg Police Department said.

Law enforcement is investigating an armed robbery that occurred in Lynchburg on Thursday, Lynchburg Police Department said.

Gretna native, LCA grad Ben Blair ready to help lead the charge on the mound.

The Lynchburg Fire Department rescued a man from the James River early Thursday morning.

Netflix’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!

According to Appalachian Power Company’s outage map, 1,066 customers are still without power in Amherst County Thursday morning.

Planning on taking to the skies from Lynchburg Regional Airport? Starting in September, United Airlines is hoping to make it easier to get an early start on your travel plans.

Lynchburg City Schools is working to ensure kids have full stomachs this summer by offering free meals.

The Lynchburg Police Department is searching for a man wanted in connection with a shooting incident that left one dead on May 18.

A man was arrested after attempting to forcefully steal a woman’s purse in Lynchburg on Sunday, Lynchburg Police Department said.

The University of Lynchburg baseball team saw its season end Sunday in the NCAA Division III Super Regionals after splitting two games with East Texas Baptist at Worthington Field.

One man is hurt after an early Sunday morning shooting on Main Street in Lynchburg.

East Texas Baptist pulled away late for the game one victory.

The Bedford County Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday that it had arrested a Lynchburg man and a juvenile after officials say they assaulted a Bedford County Sheriff’s Deputy.

If you care about education and want to make a difference, the Lynchburg City Council is looking for volunteers to serve on the school board.

The second annual Swing for Cash Golf Classic at London Downs Golf Club brought together over 100 golfers to raise scholarship money for Lynchburg-area student-athletes, honoring Cash Gaudio, who was killed in 2024 at age 19.

The Lynchburg Police Department has identified a suspect in a shooting that occurred on Memorial Avenue on Wednesday morning.

Today will be another hot one with temperatures in the 90s. Taking a look at yesterday’s records, we have actually broken or tied a few!

The Lynchburg Police Department announced Thursday that the U.S. Marshals Service had taken 20-year-old Ke John McGhee into custody in the Richmond area early Thursday morning.

The University of Lynchburg baseball team captured its fourth consecutive NCAA Division III regional championship Sunday, defeating Christopher Newport 11-4.

Lynchburg pounded out 23 hits and cruised to an 18-1 victory over Maryville on Saturday at Bank of the James Stadium.

Hornets defeated Penn State-Behrend, 9-1.

The University of Lynchburg baseball team is gearing up for another trip to the NCAA tournament. The Hornets will make their sixth consecutive appearance when it hosts the regional round this weekend.

Lynchburg’s proposed 2027 budget cleared its first reading Tuesday night, but not before a heated fight over school funding and taxes.

Calls for reform at the Danville Area Humane Society are continuing after the euthanasia of a dog named Eve sparked backlash from activists, lawmakers and community members.

Drivers across the U.S. are feeling more pain at the pump, with the national average now just above $4 a gallon. In Virginia, prices are hovering around $4.30 a gallon, pushing many families to rethink when—and where—they fill up.

Riley Hastings scored the tying goal with 2:55 remaining and assisted on Spencer Vandenberg’s go-ahead score 45 seconds later as the University of Lynchburg rallied past Grove City 16-15 on Saturday in the second round of the NCAA Division III men’s lacrosse tournament.

A home is damaged and three pets are dead following a house fire that occurred in Lynchburg on Saturday morning, Lynchburg Fire Department said.

Letting your lawn go in Lynchburg could cost you. City law prohibits grass or other plants from growing beyond 12 inches — and if yours does, the city has the authority to step in and send you the bill.

The Maryland Natural Resources Police announced in a statement Thursday that a 22-year-old Lynchburg man had died following a kayaking incident in the area of Great Falls Sunday.

Radar scans this morning show a few showers remaining in the Lynchburg and Southside areas. The remainder of the viewing area is dry this morning, but still breezy! Yesterday’s cold front certainly lived up to its name, which is in part why our wind speeds are on the up and up, while our temperatures have decreased.

Lynchburg, Virginia, has earned a spot on Livability’s Top 100 Best Places to Live in the country — and the people who call it home say the recognition is well-deserved.

The euthanization of a dog named Eve by the Danville Area Humane Society is drawing criticism and renewed scrutiny of the shelter’s policies after the Lynchburg Humane Society said it was never contacted before the dog was put down.

The Greater Lynchburg Transit Company is on a mission to get more drivers behind the wheel — and get riders back on the road on Sundays.

Halifax County grad Sarah Watts delivered the game-winning hit.

When seconds counted, Lynchburg firefighters stepped up. Shane South’s life took a terrifying turn when his heart stopped on March 15, but thanks to the quick actions of first responders, he was given a second chance.

If you’re looking to tap into your creative side, the Academy Center of the Arts is set to hold InkFest 2026 to celebrate the arts.

Leaders from the Central and Western Virginia chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association recognized some of the people responsible for supporting their cause and making a difference in the community.

If you have a lack of May flowers, the lack of April showers could be the culprit.

New Virginia law helps animal shelters connect with veterinarians amid national shortage

Two people were injured in a single-vehicle crash that occurred in Lynchburg on Saturday, Boonsboro Volunteer Fire & Rescue said.

The Hill City is set to celebrate the grand opening of the Lynchburg Amphitheater at Riverfront Park on Friday.

Nine people are safe after being trapped in an elevator for more than two and a half hours, thanks to the quick work of the Lynchburg Fire Department.

Lynchburg City Council held a public hearing Thursday night, giving Hill City residents their first opportunity to weigh in on the city’s proposed $620 million budget. School funding and potential increases to household bills dominated the conversation, as community members and council members alike addressed priorities for the coming year.

The Lynchburg Police Department announced Thursday that it had arrested a 63-year-old man in connection with an early morning burglary at a Lynchburg Bojangles.

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.

The Lynchburg Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the vehicle and driver involved in a hit-and-run crash.

A new federal audit is raising serious questions about mail service in central Virginia, pointing to significant operational failures at the U.S. Postal Service’s Lynchburg processing center.

One person is dead following a motorcycle crash that occurred in Lynchburg on Friday night, Lynchburg Police Department said.

The winningest coach in program history will be in Lynchburg through the 2032 season.

Two pets are dead and one was rescued following a house fire that occurred in Lynchburg on Friday, Lynchburg Fire Department said.

A Lynchburg puppy named Arlo gave his owners a seriously “ruff” time on Thursday, but with those big puppy eyes, who could stay mad for long?

On Saturday morning, hundreds in the Hill City will lace up their sneakers for a cause at the Lynchburg Heart Walk.

Members of the community gathered as the Lynchburg City School Board met to lay out the budget for the 2027 fiscal year Tuesday evening.

As Black Maternal Health Week is observed this April, local organizations in Lynchburg are highlighting persistent disparities in maternal health outcomes for Black women — and the efforts underway to address them.

E.C. Glass High School may be losing a principal many describe as a steady hand.

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

Lynchburg officials have announced a city-wide burn ban in response to gusty winds and low relative humidity.

Lynchburg hears dueling pitches on Va. redistricting amendment from Youngkin, McGuire and Warner

If you didn’t get to see the Masters, but wanted to experience a major tournament in person, you still have a chance to witness the 2026 PDGA Champions Cup in Lynchburg! It’s the first of four major Professional Disc Golf Association tournaments taking place.

A 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.

The Lynchbug Police Department is searching for a 35-year-old woman considered endangered due to a medical condition.

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.

Virginia State Police will conduct a highway safety enforcement initiative, “Operation Road Watch,” along the Route 29 corridor on Saturday.

Will McCausland took the loss despite striking out a career-high eight batters.

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

A man has been arrested in connection with an arson and burglary that occurred last week in Lynchburg, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.

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.