Commissioners in Nevada’s second most populous county certified the results of two local recounts on Tuesday, reversing course on a controversial vote against certification that spurred legal action and put Washoe County in unchartered legal territory.

Due to extremely dry conditions Bedford County is urging residents to avoid lighting fireworks at home.

Beginning July 1, families can apply for the VDSS Virginia Sun Bucks program.

The 2024 Primary Election will be held on June 18. You can find results for the County of Roanoke here.

Botetourt county leaders are looking ahead to the future while reflecting on the past.

The issues with both 911 landline and cellphone calls to the Floyd County 911 Center have now been fixed.

The records store opened in 1953 in Floyd.

Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet spoke about the previous year and what next for the county.

One person is recovering after a crash in Bedford County.

The defending VHSL Class 3 state champions look sharp, remain unbeaten in the second week of the season.

All Nelson County Public Schools will be closed Monday, August 22.

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a new scam.

Pulaski County wants to showcase its assets and resources by creating an “Experiential Center.”

William Byrd boys and girls teams each earned wins over Hidden Valley.

Federal meteorologists say there's another La Nina, which can be bad news for parts of the parched West.

The start of the school year was previously moved to October 1.

The Man in Black is about to get his own day in Arkansas.

DALEVILLE, Va. – A manufacturing facility is making a big move and opening a new site in Botetourt County. Thursday County leaders announced that the Munters Cooperation would be expanding and investing 36 million dollars for a new facility in Daleville. Munters Group AB, headquartered in Kista, Stockholm, Sweden, represents the 13th nation in the Botetourt County manufacturing community. “This company had a number of options and opportunities to consider, outside of Virginia, county competed with many other localities in several states to position ourselves as the right choice for monitors needs today,” Botetourt County Administrator Gary Larrowe Said. ft. facility will house manufacturing, research and development, and sales of data center cooling systems and high-temperature industrial process systems.

Tree down in DanvilleROANOKE, Va. – Saturday’s winter weather continues to cause thousands to lose power. As of 10:15 p.m. Monday, Appalachian Power is reporting 9,011 customers without power in Virginia. Here’s a county-by-county breakdown:2,895 customers in Halifax County1,541 customers in Charlotte County1,138 customers in Pittsylvania County665 customers in Campbell County420 customers in Appomattox CountyAs of 10:20 p.m. Monday, Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative is reporting 5,388 customers without power in our region. Here’s a county-by-county breakdown:2,751 members in Halifax County2,441 members in Pittsylvania County196 members in Charlotte CountyAs of 10:20 p.m. Monday, Southside Electric Cooperative is reporting ‬8,994 customers without power in our region. Here’s a county-by-county breakdown:3,405 members in Charlotte County3,039 members in Campbell County1,469 members in Bedford County866 members in Pittsylvania County215 members in Appomattox CountyAs of 10:24 p.m. Monday, Danville Utilities reports 1,556 customers are without power.

ROANOKE, Va. – The Roanoke County school board will make a decision during its meeting next Thursday on whether middle and high school fall sports will play a “County-only” schedule or a “District-wide” slate. If it’s decided upon to play District schedules, teams would be required to meet the protocols that each district sets out. Each districts protocols are said to be released on Thursday, one week prior to when the County has decided to make a decision. The 5 Roanoke County high schools are spread out across Blue RIdge, River Ridge and Three Rivers Districts. AdThe school board still sees the importance of sports in order to create a sense of normalcy for student-athletes.

GRAYSON, COUNTY, Va. – A unique program to prepare high school students for potential military careers is quickly becoming popular at Grayson County High School. Navy ROTC started at the beginning of the school year and already has more than a dozen members. There is only one other high school in the state that has a similar program. The instructor at Grayson County High School, retired Lt. Cmdr. Shane Collins, said he is not surprised the program is popular.