April 16, 2007 will forever be a day we were all Hokies.18 years later, the tragedy is still a defining memory for Southwest Virginia and Hokie Nation.

The recent withdrawal of funds from the Department of Energy by the Trump administration could impact projects across southwestern Virginia.

The award-winning resort located in Giles County has announced its popular “Dirty Dancing Weekends” schedule for 2026, along with “Dirty Dancing Days Summer Festival,” a unique opportunity for those within driving distance.

Virginia State Police is investigating a deadly crash in Montgomery County.

The Big Event started in 2002 with a few hundred volunteers. Over the years, as many as 9,000 volunteers have helped with the effort.

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.

This crash has been cleared, according to VDOT.

The 2026 PDGA Champions Cup will be held in Bedford County, just under a year from now.

The Bedford County School Board is facing a deficit and reviewing next year’s budget for necessary changes.

James Walker, was last seen on April 7, 2000, in Bedford. Since then, despite promising leads, there has been no sign of him.

The Bedford Humane Society celebrated the groundbreaking of its new adoption center on Sunday.

Mission 10 of the Central and Southwest Virginia Honor Flight is on the ground in Washington DC.

April 16, 2007 will forever be a day we were all Hokies.18 years later, the tragedy is still a defining memory for Southwest Virginia and Hokie Nation.

On Saturday, 36 Warm Hearth Village residents, family members, volunteers and staff walked 3.2 miles through the Village in remembrance of those lost in the 2007 Virginia Tech tragedy.

The Virginia Tech community is coming together to honor the 32 lives lost in the tragic campus shooting on April 16, 2007.

This summer, Virginia Tech will celebrate the life and legacy of the renowned poet and former Virginia Tech professor, the late Nikki Giovanni.

Hokies extend win streak to 16 and officially clinch a spot in the ACC Softball Tournament.

Multiple 4th down stops and two interceptions returned for touchdowns highlighted the defense.

William Byrd and Christiansburg high schools had over a dozen seniors make their commitments official.

Amtrak is set to arrive in Christiansburg by 2027, with preliminary construction at the old Cambria train station now underway.

Looking for a new healthy recipe? Montgomery county’s youngest chefs have you covered.

Shelor Motor Mile announced the sale of its Ford dealership to Duncan Ford Mazda Tuesday.

A man is arrested after robbing a Truist Bank in Christiansburg Thursday morning, Christiansburg Police Department said.

Montgomery county public schools need to make some hard decisions as they are short almost 3 million dollars in their budget.

The Danville Police Department has charged and arrested an eighth person following their involvement in thefts from motor vehicles.

This week, the Danville Police Department launched a 21-camera Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) system, funded by the Virginia Office of the Attorney General.

The Danville Police Dept. has identified the suspect as 21-year-old Jaelynn Lowen. Lowen is charged with second-degree murder and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. He is considered armed and dangerous.

The Danville Police Department has arrested and charged several individuals following multiple vehicle thefts in Danville.

Bridge Street in Danville will be closed to all traffic from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday to accommodate the 16th annual Bridge2Bridge Danville 5K run, 10K run, kids fun run and half marathon, officials said Friday.

A historic building will now provide new housing options in Danville.

Lynchburg's 3 runs in the fifth inning led to their sixth win this season.

The twins who graduated Salem High School will look to finish their college careers elsewhere.

Red Sox deliver a win on Education Day.

Sen. Mark Warner threw the first ceremonial pitch at the annual Education Day game between the Salem Red Sox and Lynchburg Hillcats on Wednesday morning.

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that a medical equipment manufacturer plans to expand its operations in Salem. The investment is expected to create 83 new jobs over the next five years.

Roanoke College is banding together to help one of its own by hosting a bone marrow registry drive tomorrow, April 16.