School systems in the Roanoke and New River valleys have chosen different paths on how to handle the situation.
The victim of an apparent hit-and-run has been identified by police as a 35-year-old Roanoke woman.
Across the Roanoke and New River Valleys, the weather remains quiet this week, but the January storm cycle takes another run at Virginia this weekend. Right now, the time frame of most concern is Friday afternoon into Saturday.
The deadly string of events began about 7:15 p.m. Sunday when a man was shot and killed in the 500 block of 8th Street Northwest, police said.
The Rotary Club of Blacksburg awarded the 2021 Citizen of the Year Award to Dr. Sharon Scott at their lunch meeting on Jan. 20 at the Blacksburg Country Club.
Harry Collins is a lung transplant survivor himself.
The Montgomery Museum of Art & History has raised nearly $800,000 in the past four months and is now reaching out to businesses and the general public, seeking charitable donations to continue raising funds toward its new location, according to a museum news release.
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What follows is a story about an American dream that was not blocked, demolished or abandoned and the resulting generational prosperity that has endured against the odds.
The Virginia Court of Appeals has ordered a new look at the testimony in a Montgomery County sexual abuse case.
Officers got a call Saturday about a wounded man in the 700 block of Fairfax Avenue NW.
Take a peek at fixer-uppers with potential to beautiful old homes around Roanoke
A winter exhibit celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. and Black History Month is being featured at Virginia Tech’s Perspective Gallery.
The issue is not exclusive to them and is reflective of the greater challenge many public and private sector employers across the country currently face with finding workers, said Blacksburg Town Manager Marc Verniel.
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Virginia Tech’s Moss Arts Center presents two solo exhibitions featuring the work of artists Namwon Choi and Shin-il Kim. The exhibitions open with a reception on Thursday, Jan. 27, from 5 to 7 p.m., in the Grand Lobby of center, which is located at 190 Alumni Mall.
For the second year in a row, the annual Roanoke Times Good Neighbors Fund drive is on track to become another record-breaker.
The Roanoke Times’ Good Neighbors Fund supports the Emergency Financial Assistance Program administered by Roanoke Area Ministries. It helps families who need emergency money for utility bills, medicine, rent or transportation, regardless of race or religion.
Debbie Bell of Roanoke County was one of 30 employees with the Virginia Attorney General's Office who was summarily fired on Jan. 14. She was also the impetus behind one of the more impactful laws enacted by the Virginia General Assembly in the past 25 years.
State and local tourism agencies will contribute $1 million in both money and marketing in a dual tourism marketing and economic development strategy for the Roanoke region.
Divisions across the region continue to try to figure out what to do after a governor's executive order reversed a mask mandate.
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The family of Floyd County’s Orland Phillips is requesting community members to send him cards to help celebrate his 103rd birthday on Feb. 5.
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Superintendent Curtis Hicks, in a message to parents, said the current infection rate in the city as is high as its been during the entire pandemic.