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On Saturday Lynchburg Water Resources will celebrate World Water Day by hosting free tours for the public of the College Hill Water Treatment Plant and the Lynchburg Resource Recovery Facility.
Country fans, dust off those boots because Josh Turner’s This Country Thing Tour is coming to the Hill City on Friday.
There is currently a heavy police presence in the 500 block of Winston Ridge Road according to LPD. LPD is responding to reports of a malicious wounding and there is currently no threat to the public.
Gleaning for the World is accepting donations in Lynchburg on Thursday and Friday for disaster relief following the recent storm system that has hit the Southeast and Midwest areas of the U.S.
The Lynchburg community is coming together for "Gears for Gaudio," a car show honoring Cash Gaudio, with proceeds benefiting a memorial scholarship.
VDOT crews are working to patch potholes on Route 460/29 from the Bedford County/Campbell County Line to Route 726, or Mt.Athos Road.
A Lynchburg man is facing charges after allegedly driving into a fence on Thursday, March 13, according to Virginia State Police.
For fans of the Liberty University Flames, they got a double dose of Selection Sunday as both the men’s and women’s basketball squad automatically qualified for March Madness.
GOING DANCING: 13-seed Liberty women set to face 4-seed Kentucky in first round of NCAA Tournament
Feelin’ lucky? The Lynchburg Humane Society is holding a St. Patrick’s Day themed adoption special where you could get discounts on a furry new friend.
Alaila Everett, the I.C. Norcom High School Senior and track star, is now facing charges stemming from the now viral incident that took place at the Class 3 State Finals at Liberty University.
Caleb Spinner was found guilty by a jury of Volunatary Manslaughter in connection with a 2022 shooting at a Lynchburg Dollar General that left 28-year-old Trevor Weeks dead.
You may remember on Friday when we told you about Kaelen Tucker, a Brookville High School junior who was hit in the back of the head with a baton during the Class 3 State Finals track meet.
The Lynchburg Museum is set to host a special event, the Roaring Lynchburg Speakeasy, today, March 7, from 5 to 8 p.m. The evening promises a lively atmosphere with live music from the Lew Taylor jazz trio, Charleston dancing, a 1920s costume contest with prizes, period mocktails, a photo booth and a few surprises.
Six elementary schools in Lynchburg are diving into a Read-A-Thon that started on February 26 and runs through March 7, aligning with Read Across America Week.
Derek Lewis was found guilty on all four charges he faced Friday afternoon following a trial that took place this week. This takes place following the murder of Tyler Johnson at the Iron & Ale restaurant in Lynchburg on Nov. 11, 2022.
Jury deliberations will continue Friday morning in a Lynchburg murder trial. Derek Lewis is charged with second-degree murder for allegedly shooting and killing Tyler Johnson back in November of 2022 at the Iron and Ale restaurant in Lynchburg.
The center's former director and three board members now face charges. A former staff member faces new charges of assault.
A man who was wanted for outstanding warrants in Lynchburg was arrested in Waynesboro Tuesday, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.
It’s called “relief of custody.” Hundreds of these cases have been filed in just the past five years.
The trial of Derek Lewis commenced with the selection of a jury consisting of two women and 10 men, with no alternates. Lewis faces charges of second-degree murder in the shooting of Tyler Johnson, the owner’s son, at the Iron & Ale restaurant in Lynchburg on Nov. 11, 2022.
The LPD announced Tuesday that it had made multiple arrests following an investigation into allegations of child assault at Elizabeth’s Early Learning Center.
The Lynchburg Area Youth Sports Initiative is hosting their Annual Unity Walk & Celebration on Saturday, Feb. 22. Areas of 5th Street, between Pierce Street and Harrison Street, will be closed due to the event.
The Liberty University Art Museum is holding an art exhibit in honor of abolitionists Frederick Douglass and John Brown throughout the month of February.
Virginians are once again preparing for another round of winter weather. Governor Youngkin is making sure more resources are available and encouraging Virginians to not only prepare but also stay off the roads.
At the direction of Governor Youngkin nine members of the Lynchburg Fire Dept. Search and Rescue team are being deployed to assist first responders in Southwest Virginia where snow and rainfall are expected to produce flooding problems, the Town of Lynchburg announced.
The Lynchburg Police Department is investigating a shooting incident on Fillmore Street, where bullets struck a house and vehicles. No injuries have been reported, but they are asking for the public's help to gather information.
A Lynchburg middle school is on lockdown following reports of a student possibly in possession of a gun, Lynchburg Police Department said.
Leecy Fink and fellow advocates are pushing for legislation to mandate insurance coverage for diagnostic testing to aid early breast cancer detection, potentially saving lives and reducing treatment costs.
A search for Lynchburg City School’s next superintendent is underway, and the school board wants to hear input from community members.
The primary reason behind it was to protect the general public by reducing the number of crimes committed by kids under the age of 18.
On January 27, 2025, at around 10:01 a.m., the Lynchburg Police Department and Lynchburg Fire Department responded to a single-vehicle accident in the 1000 block of Moreview Drive.
For many families, the traditional educational path just doesn’t fit. That’s why having options is crucial. During National School Choice Week, 10 News spoke with a family who experienced firsthand the transformative power of school choice.
Campbell County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect following multiple larcenies that occurred on Barbour Drive late Thursday night.
A child was found and his father was arrested following reports of both of them missing out of Lynchburg, Lynchburg Police Department said.
A true team player. Passionate. Innovative. Those were some of the words used to describe Ayanna Stamps-Glover, a special education teacher who has been named the 2024-25 Lynchburg City Schools (LCS) Teacher of the Year.
If you’re looking for weekend plans, Downtown Lynchburg Restaurant Week kicks off Friday, featuring a ton of local eateries that’ll keep your tastebuds happy.
There will be some area representatives involved with Inauguration Day festivities, including Liberty University band members. Photojournalist Dwayne Murrell shows us their preparation for next Monday’s parade.
Purple Heart Homes and the Lynchburg Area Veterans Council are rallying support to help orphaned siblings by expanding their aunt's home, following a tragic event involving a veteran.
Disturbing allegations have surfaced involving a former staff member at Elizabeth’s Early Learning Center (EELC) in Lynchburg. Georgia Brown has been arrested and charged with assault and battery after being accused of roughly handling multiple children at the daycare.
The owner of Taste of India, a grocery store in Lynchburg, was arrested on criminal charges related to his alleged fraud regarding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), according to the U.S. DOJ.
A 30-year-old man will spend nearly a decade behind bars after pleading guilty to recruiting multiple Lynchburg juveniles in a criminal street gang, according to the Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg, Bethany Harrison.
