There have been multiple reports of vehicles stolen or vehicles that were rummaged through in Boonsboro, Bedford County, according to the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office.

The Lynchburg Police Department is warning residents to keep safety top of mind after bear sightings were reported in the Boonsboro area.

For Cory Welch, it's still a shock to bring his business into a historic building in his hometown

Fleming Mountain Grill opened up in the former Mitchell's Grocery building that's been vacant since 2014.

A tractor-trailer accident has closed Rt. 501 in Bedford County.

The 2021 model will serve the Boonsboro area. We're told it comes with a larger tank and can pull more water out of places like swimming pools, rivers, and ponds.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Spare change is changing lives for those struggling during the coronavirus pandemic. As 10 News first reported last fall, refurbished parking meters in downtown Lynchburg and Boonsboro use spare change to fund agencies helping those in need. On Monday, organizers of the Change for Change Caring Meters presented their first check, one worth $4,000 made out to to the Interfaith Outreach Association. Shawne Farmer, Interfaith’s executive director, said it’s a lifeline for people behind on utility bills due to COVID-19. Over the next four months, the meters will collect donations through spare change and a QR mobile code to help a different agency.

Authorities are working to learn the identities of two persons of interest in connection with the incidents. 45-year-old Carlos Rose was reported missing out of the Boonsboro area on Tuesday, according to the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office. The Bedford County Sheriff’s Office could not comment on whether or not this investigation is related to the body found in Appomattox County. The Appomattox County Sheriff’s Office and other surrounding jurisdictions are working closely with the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office to locate Rose. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office at 540-586-7827 or Central Virginia Crime Stoppers at 1-888-798-5900.