On Tuesday, June 2, at 7:30 p.m., we will stream our special “In Focus: New River Valley,” where 10 News anchor John Carlin and community journalist Jack Doherty visit YOUR neighborhood to take you inside the stories shaping the New River Valley and the people involved.
Radford University’s nursing program and New River Valley Community Services are bringing free maternal health resources directly to rural communities, starting with a street-level event in downtown Pulaski — and a second stop coming to Radford on May 15.
This weekend is full of outdoor events here in Southwest Virginia! While we will be dry for the morning hours, clouds will stick around with showers possible in the afternoon and evening. It will be a good idea to keep the umbrella hand especially in the southern portions of the NRV and Southside Zones.
Your out-the-door forecast looks so nice this morning! Clouds will part around 10-11 AM with dry conditions and below-average temperatures in store for the rest of the day. Wind speeds will make it feel a bit cooler than the actual air temperatures, with gusts around the 20-30 MPH range. Hold onto your hats!
Showers and a few rumbles of thunder are back in the region this morning! As of 6:30 AM, we are starting to see parts of the NRV and Lynchburg Zones drying out, but the widespread showers now affecting Roanoke, Highlands, and Southside Zones, along with eastern parts of the NRV.
Some of us are waking up to light snow accumulation this morning! This weather whiplash shows us just how strong a cold front we had passing through yesterday! The temperature change has been so harsh that the remaining moisture behind our cold front brought snowfall to the region.
This morning we have been very dry and mild, with a bit of muggy air working its way in. However, this afternoon that airmass paired with an approaching cold front could bring a few isolated strong to severe storms. A slight risk, which is a 2 out of 5 on the SPC’s scale is now in place for the Highlands Zone. A marginal risk, which is a 1 out of 5 for the NRV, Roanoke and Lynchburg Zones. Be sure to stay weather aware this afternoon and be in a place where you can hear alerts if they are issued.
This morning, our temperatures have stayed fairly mild due to overnight cloud cover and a bit of fog this morning. You’ll want to have a bit of extra time for the morning commute as the fog is most dense in the NRV and Roanoke Valleys. Fog will lift around 8-9 AM.
Your out the door forecast this morning brings a small chance of precip to the Highlands, NRV, and Roanoke Valley this morning. Any mixed precip or rain showers will quickly move through and exit by lunchtime. In the wake of a cold front that will bring some areas the wintery mix, we can expect breezy conditions all day today. Winds will gust anywhere from 30-35 MPH.
The New River Valley Home Builders Association announced that the opening of the registration for the Lego home building contest is taking place at the 2026 expo on March 21 and 22.
Southwest and Central Virginia are facing snow and bitter cold, with the highest chance for wintry weather late Friday into Saturday, according to 10 News meteorologist Jeff Haniewich. Temperatures will remain well below normal, with potential snow lingering through Saturday night and some relief by next week.
Southwest and Central Virginia face a weekend of clipper systems and a significant chance of rare snow in the Carolinas, along with wind chills and below-average temperatures, according to 10 News Weather Authority.
It has been a quiet start to the last day of 2025, with cold temperatures and windy weather. Our headlines for the day show the cold start is followed by a blustery afternoon and the potential for a few flurries flying overnight!
Get ready for a shift in the weather as temperatures rise this week! After a chilly spell, we're expecting a warm-up with highs hitting the mid to upper 70s today.
On Sunday, Virginia Tech took on South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium. Despite losing a tough game, Hokie fans showed out at bars around the Roanoke and New River Valleys.
The New River Valley will be home to the first new Governor’s School in Virginia since 2009. Giving teenagers in the NRV the chance to get a head start on higher education.
The Christiansburg Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in solving a larceny that occurred early on June 15, 2025, at Southern Team Nissan, located at 2130 North Franklin Street.
Blacksburg residents with worn or tattered American flags can now retire them respectfully at a new flag drop box located in the lobby of the Blacksburg Police Department.
The YMCA at Virginia Tech announced a $1,520 donation from the University Club of VPI & SU to support its Meals On Main (MOM) program.
A crowd of hundreds gathered in Christiansburg Saturday afternoon with a resounding message: There are no kings in America.
It provides a collaborative area for entrepreneurs and community members to work together who normally do not have a space of their own.
Six months ago, a local Uber driver was attacked while dropping off a passenger in Blacksburg. The incident occurred along Prices Fork when the driver, identified as Earthman, changed lanes and was subsequently followed for nearly a mile by Martin McGraw, who confronted and assaulted him.
The Launch Christiansburg business program wrapped up its second year, offering an 11-week opportunity for local entrepreneurs and new business owners to sharpen their skills and expand their networks within the community.
Volvo Group North America said they informed their workers on Thursday that hundreds of employees are being laid off at three different locations, in a statement to 10 News.
Moss Arts Center at Virginia Tech is collaborating with Giles County Public Schools to host Music Monday, an event designed for the county’s preschool students.
Volunteers swarmed the shores of the New River for Giles County’s annual ReNew the New cleanup, an effort that looked a lot different this year because of Hurricane Helene.
The ReNew The New’s Ramps ‘N’ Roads spring river cleanup is set to be held on Saturday, and locals in Giles County are getting ready for the occasion.
In an effort to address the deficit, city leaders are reworking the budget and planning cuts to restore financial stability.
The Pulaski County Board of Supervisors, along with the Sports Tourism & Entertainment Authority, has revealed plans for the future Pulaski County Sportsplex, an estimated 165,000 sq. ft. sports, entertainment, and exposition center.
Since December, the historic Calfee Community and Cultural Center has served families throughout Pulaski County, revitalizing a building that once functioned as a school for the Black community during the segregation era.
On Tuesday, the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors voted to cancel the Student Life Village project, which was intended to provide housing for more than 5,000 students.
The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors is meeting on Virginia Tech’s campus for its quarterly meeting, and a crucial vote on the agenda could have significant implications for the town of Blacksburg.
The Blacksburg Interfaith Food Pantry is organizing a canned food drive from March 16 to March 30 to address a significant increase in demand. With a 98% rise in families seeking assistance since 2022, the pantry aims to collect 30,000 cans.
The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors has taken a significant step in enhancing emergency response capabilities by purchasing the old FedEx building in Christiansburg for an emergency services administration building.
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Grayson County public schools have faced significant challenges this school year, missing more than 30 days due to weather-related closures and delays.
Weather disruptions began in September with Helene, and now the recent winter weather has pushed schools like Grayson County past double digits in missed days, leading to considerations for make-up days.
Volvo Group North America informed its employees at the New River Valley (NRV) plant on February 18 that a reduction in employment is expected to begin in early April.
Stay informed about the upcoming weather changes in Southwest and Central Virginia with 10 News. Winter storms are expected to bring snow, ice, and rain.
Larry Carter, a beloved figure in the New River Valley, has dedicated his life to serving his community. Known for his roles as a pastor, Walmart greeter, and affectionately referred to as the “biscuit man” or “donut man,” Carter has always greeted people with warmth and a smile.
Leaders in the town of Pulaski are working on a project to revitalize the downtown area, focusing on W Main Street. Once a thriving hub during its industrial peak, Pulaski has faced challenges since the decline of local industry.
With winter weather just hitting our area and even more expected in the coming days, that means for emergency crews and folks working at the hospitals, it’s all hands-on deck.
Get ready for a wintry mix as a clipper system brings snow and icy conditions to Southwest and Central Virginia, especially impacting mountainous areas.
The NRV Walk to End Alzheimer’s, emceed by 10 News Anchor Abbie Coleman, aims to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association this Sunday at Huckleberry Park in Christiansburg.
