Supporters gathered for a vigil to remember Arieanna Day nearly five years after her disappearance.

Three-month-old Arieanna Day went missing from her Roanoke home nearly five years ago. To this day, the community is still searching for answers.

The family of Arieanna Day is still looking for answers after her disappearance in 2018.

Roanoke City Police is asking the community for answers to help it find a young child who went missing three years ago today.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va. – At this time, the case against the Blacksburg man charged with concealing the body of his 3-month-old daughter is not moving forward in court. On Thursday morning, Montgomery County Commonwealth’s Attorney Mary Pettitt dropped the single charge remaining against Andrew Terry. After a ‘hot mess’ of a trial in Sept. 2019 resulted in a mistrial, Terry was facing just a single charge of concealing a dead body. "What I can tell you is that the Roanoke Police Department has not forgotten Arieanna Day. As a community, we all mourn the loss of Arieanna Day.

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia. If you would like to give your input, the meeting runs from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Bonner Middle School. The trial is expected to begin today for the father of a missing Roanoke infant. Her father, Andrew Terry, says Arienna's mother gave the baby to him, while she was clinging to life. Drive Smart Virginia holds its annual Distracted Driving Summit in Roanoke starting today.

ROANOKE, Va. - It's been a year since a 3-month-old went missing in the Roanoke area. Arieanna Day disappeared Sept. 11, 2018. During the first week of the investigation, police announced that "circumstances related to Arieanna Day indicate that she is most likely deceased." Andrew Terry, Day's father, was accused of concealing the body of the missing 3-month-old. A jury will hear the case against Terry during a two-day jury trial starting Sept. 25.