Intercept Health Treatment Foster Care hold event to bring awareness to foster care in Roanoke
Read full article: Intercept Health Treatment Foster Care hold event to bring awareness to foster care in RoanokeOn Saturday, Intercept Health’s Treatment Foster Care Team came together in Roanoke to raise awareness of the need for more foster parents in the commonwealth - especially for teens.
Final piece of Roanoke River Greenway system opens in Explore Park
Read full article: Final piece of Roanoke River Greenway system opens in Explore ParkA major piece of the Roanoke Valley’s greenway system is now complete, giving residents a new way to move through Explore Park and along the Roanoke River corridor.
A MUCH warmer weekend ahead!
Read full article: A MUCH warmer weekend ahead!Temperatures will continue to climb through the weekend into early next week. A heatwave could be on the way for us from Sunday into at least Tuesday, maybe even Wednesday, as temperatures climb into the low-to-mid 90s.
Roanoke Region Food, Farm Trail launches website to connect shoppers with local farms
Read full article: Roanoke Region Food, Farm Trail launches website to connect shoppers with local farmsA simple search pulls up nearby farms where residents can browse products, add items to a cart and schedule a pickup — all in a few clicks.
Roanoke Rampage, Orange County Lawmen to honor 10-year-old Autumn Bushman during charity football game
Read full article: Roanoke Rampage, Orange County Lawmen to honor 10-year-old Autumn Bushman during charity football gameThe Roanoke Rampage and the Orange County Lawmen from California will take the field in Salem on Saturday for more than just a game. The two first responder teams will face off during the Rampage’s final home game of the season, while raising awareness for mental health and suicide prevention in honor of 10-year-old Autumn Bushman, who died by suicide last spring.
Roanoke to celebrate National Bike to Work Day with citywide stations, guided tour
Read full article: Roanoke to celebrate National Bike to Work Day with citywide stations, guided tourRoanoke is gearing up for National Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 15, with five celebration stations set up across the city from 7 to 9 a.m.
Brandywine Apartments residents left without water, working toilets for days
Read full article: Brandywine Apartments residents left without water, working toilets for daysResidents of the Brandywine Apartments in Roanoke say they have been living without running water or functioning toilets for days — some dealing with sewage seeping directly into their units.
Gas prices climb in Roanoke Valley, public transit offers money-saving alternative
Read full article: Gas prices climb in Roanoke Valley, public transit offers money-saving alternativeAs gas prices continue to climb, is Valley Metro worth it? A real-world test shows the bus can save you money — but it'll cost you time
Roanoke Catholic signing day celebrates Celtics track and field athletes
Read full article: Roanoke Catholic signing day celebrates Celtics track and field athletesJustinne Llavore and Sean O'Herron are headed to Washington & Lee. Karly Smith and Lillian Kessler are heading to Emory & Henry.
Roanoke City Public Schools scale back key programs as budget pressures continue
Read full article: Roanoke City Public Schools scale back key programs as budget pressures continueThe Roanoke City School Board has voted to approve several programming reductions and cuts, as they continue to grapple with a major budget shortfall.
Parents launch scholarship in memory of William Byrd High School teen, Camden Thepsimuong
Read full article: Parents launch scholarship in memory of William Byrd High School teen, Camden ThepsimuongThe Thepsimuongs are working on another way to keep Cam’s spirit present: a scholarship fund that will pay for two children each year to attend Cam’s favorite church camp.
Roanoke Police arrest suspect in 2025 assault case after victim dies
Read full article: Roanoke Police arrest suspect in 2025 assault case after victim diesThe Roanoke Police Department announced Wednesday that it had arrested a suspect in a 2025 assault case after the victim recently died.
42nd annual Scott Robertson Memorial Golf tournament returns this weekend
Read full article: 42nd annual Scott Robertson Memorial Golf tournament returns this weekendThis year’s tournament will feature 180 elite junior golfers representing 32 states and 6 countries, including Canada, China, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, South Korea, and the United States.
Dry tonight, scattered showers and storms form Wednesday
Read full article: Dry tonight, scattered showers and storms form WednesdayHit-or-miss t-showers will form Wednesday afternoon and will end during the evening. Behind that cold front cooler air will briefly move in before being replaced by MUCH warmer temperatures this weekend into early next week.
Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center takes in owlet, reminds Virginians not to cut down trees unless absolutely necessary
Read full article: Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center takes in owlet, reminds Virginians not to cut down trees unless absolutely necessaryThe Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center has welcomed a new eastern screech owlet, and is using the opportunity to remind Virginians not to cut down trees unless it is absolutely necessary!
Patchwork 250: How a 75-year-old steam locomotive is a rolling testament to Roanoke’s railroad legacy
Read full article: Patchwork 250: How a 75-year-old steam locomotive is a rolling testament to Roanoke’s railroad legacyIn a rare feat of preservation, a 75-year-old steam locomotive continues operating in the same city where it was built, serving as a rolling testament to Roanoke’s railroad heritage.
New naloxone vending boxes launching in Henry County, Martinsville and Roanoke to help prevent overdoses
Read full article: New naloxone vending boxes launching in Henry County, Martinsville and Roanoke to help prevent overdosesAnthem HealthKeepers Plus is partnering with the Virginia Harm Reduction Coalition to help save lives and prevent opioid overdoses in Southwest Virginia.
Dog with a calling to mend grieving hearts passes, Oakey’s invites community to remembrance
Read full article: Dog with a calling to mend grieving hearts passes, Oakey’s invites community to remembranceAfter nearly a decade of service and a battle with cancer, Ragnar, Oakey's Funeral Services therapy dog has passed. Ragnar became well-known locally for attending funeral services and helping people who were struggling to talk about their grief.
Congressional candidate Beth Macy to fight on despite overturn of redistricting referendum
Read full article: Congressional candidate Beth Macy to fight on despite overturn of redistricting referendumNow that the state supreme court has set aside the results of the recent election, the question is what happens next. In a key race for congress, we are likely to see a contest between the incumbent Ben Cline and best-selling author Beth Macy. The next question -- how are Macy's chances? Beth Macy rallied in the rain with supporters on Monday and says she is ready for an uphill battle
A cool night will lead to patchy frost in the mountains
Read full article: A cool night will lead to patchy frost in the mountainsWe will dry out tonight and tomorrow, but more rain is on the way for Wednesday as another cold front moves through the area. And temperatures this weekend look to skyrocket!
Roanoke Police Department issues statement regarding arrest after video goes viral on social media
Read full article: Roanoke Police Department issues statement regarding arrest after video goes viral on social mediaThe Roanoke Police Department announced Monday that it had been made aware of a video that is circulating on social media regarding an arrest that took place on Sunday.
K-9 Knox to be honored at ceremony in Washington, D.C. on Monday
Read full article: K-9 Knox to be honored at ceremony in Washington, D.C. on MondayToday, K-9 Knox will be honored at the Annual National Police K9 Memorial Service in Washington, D.C. He lost his life in the line of duty last year while bravely pursuing a suspect.
Congressional candidate Beth Macy to speak at Monday rally in Roanoke
Read full article: Congressional candidate Beth Macy to speak at Monday rally in RoanokeBeth Macy, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Virginia’s 6th Congressional District, is expected to speak to rally-goers outside Rep. Ben Cline’s Roanoke office on Monday at noon.
WATCH: Roanoke residents talk about the importance of their moms on Mother’s Day
Read full article: WATCH: Roanoke residents talk about the importance of their moms on Mother’s DayOn Mother’s Day, 10 News Photojournalist Jordan Parham spoke to people in Roanoke to hear all about their moms! Watch here.
HopeTree hosts first-ever ‘Pictures of Hope’ event in Salem
Read full article: HopeTree hosts first-ever ‘Pictures of Hope’ event in SalemSaturday was a special day for foster families across the Roanoke Valley, as they attended an event celebrating families of all kinds, which saw HopeTree Family Services’s first annual Pictures of Hope photoshoot event in Salem!
Law enforcement investigating after man struck, injured by vehicle in Roanoke
Read full article: Law enforcement investigating after man struck, injured by vehicle in RoanokeLaw enforcement is investigating after a pedestrian was struck and seriously injured by a vehicle in Roanoke, Roanoke Police Department said.
Virginia locals are divided over Supreme Court of Virginia ruling that nullifies special election results
Read full article: Virginia locals are divided over Supreme Court of Virginia ruling that nullifies special election resultsThe Virginia Supreme Court has thrown out a redistricting referendum that voters approved on April 21 — ruling the vote invalid not because of its outcome, but because of how it reached the ballot.
WSLS’s 12th Habitat for Humanity build brings Roanoke mother of 8 closer to first home
Read full article: WSLS’s 12th Habitat for Humanity build brings Roanoke mother of 8 closer to first homeA Roanoke mother and her eight children are one step closer to owning their first home, after volunteers, Habitat for Humanity staff, and WSLS employees held a wall raising ceremony at what will become the family’s permanent residence. The build marks WSLS’s 12th consecutive Home for Good project with Habitat for Humanity of the Roanoke Valley.
From heartbreak to healing: Roanoke community opens up at “Rise Up”
Read full article: From heartbreak to healing: Roanoke community opens up at “Rise Up”Nearly 200 people packed the Grandin Theatre Thursday night for “Rise Up: Stories of Roanoke Resilience,” an event highlighting personal stories of hardship, healing and perseverance from Roanoke City teens, community members and local leaders.
Public workers await Spanberger’s decision on collective bargaining bill
Read full article: Public workers await Spanberger’s decision on collective bargaining billVirginia teachers and firefighters are urging Governor Abigail Spanberger to sign a collective bargaining bill they say could give frontline workers a stronger voice on everything from staffing and safety to pay and classroom conditions.
Roanoke County highlights local small business, promotes National Small Business Week 2026
Read full article: Roanoke County highlights local small business, promotes National Small Business Week 2026The Roanoke County Economic Development staff promoted National Small Business Week 2026 within the county and partnered up with Basil’s Farm Market & Gifts and the Greater Roanoke Small Business Development Center to highlight local small businesses.
Roanoke Prevention Alliance hosting storytelling event focused on resilience
Read full article: Roanoke Prevention Alliance hosting storytelling event focused on resilienceThe Roanoke Prevention Alliance is inviting the community to come together for a night of storytelling, connection and resilience Thursday night.
Roanoke’s Texas Tavern makes a splash in New York City and Southern Living Magazine
Read full article: Roanoke’s Texas Tavern makes a splash in New York City and Southern Living MagazineThe famous Roanoke eatery is simultaneously being featured in Southern Living Magazine as one of the four best burger spots in the south. As a result, its famous cheesy western burger will be featured at Hamburger America in New York City owned by the world-famous George Motz.
Black Dog Salvage moving salvage operations
Read full article: Black Dog Salvage moving salvage operationsRoanoke's famous Black Dog Salvage -- home to TV's Salvage Dogs -- is moving a big part of its operation to a nearby warehouse, making space for an outfitter and consigner, Roanoke Mountain Adventures to move in later in 2026.
Still wet at times tonight, but not as rainy on Thursday
Read full article: Still wet at times tonight, but not as rainy on ThursdayThursday does not look as wet as it once did, but some lingering showers will still be possible. And we will close out the work week nicely with more sunshine in the forecast. Temperatures will be cool to end the work week, but warmer air is on the way this weekend.
Cave Spring’s Tull named 2026 Don Holliday Memorial Scholarship recipient
Read full article: Cave Spring’s Tull named 2026 Don Holliday Memorial Scholarship recipientThe Don Holliday Memorial Foundation celebrated its 40th year of existence on Wednesday, and in doing so, named Cave Spring’s Emily Tull the recipient of the Don Holliday Memorial Scholarship.
Virginia Gas Prices: Cheapest and most expensive places to fill up - May 6, 2026
Read full article: Virginia Gas Prices: Cheapest and most expensive places to fill up - May 6, 2026Gas prices continue to increase nationwide and across the Commonwealth, with millions of Americans feeling the pain at the pump.
Virginia State Police find new division headquarters in Roanoke County
Read full article: Virginia State Police find new division headquarters in Roanoke CountyThe Virginia State Police Division 6 headquarters - currently located on 3775 W Main St in Salem - will now be located on 1745 Loch Haven Drive in Roanoke.
Football to golf: Hidden Valley grad Sam Dragovich leading the drive as Links365 owner
Read full article: Football to golf: Hidden Valley grad Sam Dragovich leading the drive as Links365 owner"I think the biggest thing I learned through college, athletics, high school athletics, is not to make it about myself," Dragovich said.
Roanoke shooting renews debate over newly approved gunshot detection system
Read full article: Roanoke shooting renews debate over newly approved gunshot detection systemCity leaders say the RAVEN Sensors system is data-driven and cost-free — but some residents warn it could open the door to expanded surveillance.
Your child could be switching schools. Roanoke City Schools attendance zone changes explained
Read full article: Your child could be switching schools. Roanoke City Schools attendance zone changes explainedRoanoke City Public Schools is rolling out the first phase of a multi-year plan to redraw attendance zones — a change that could change where some elementary students attend school as soon as fall 2026.
Roanoke’s Trinket Trade Box Vandalized; Creator Savanah Urges Community to Keep Swapping Fair
Read full article: Roanoke’s Trinket Trade Box Vandalized; Creator Savanah Urges Community to Keep Swapping FairRoanoke’s Trinket Trade Box, a community project in Grandin Village created by Savanah to encourage kindness and fun, was vandalized over the weekend, leaving it nearly empty and littered with trash and inappropriate notes. Despite the setback, Savanah cleaned up the box and urged the community to continue participating respectfully by following the rule to only take what they replace.
Roanoke’s Tournament run ends as top-ranked Virginia Wesleyan pulls away late
Read full article: Roanoke’s Tournament run ends as top-ranked Virginia Wesleyan pulls away lateTop-ranked Virginia Wesleyan ended Roanoke’s postseason run Sunday, breaking open a scoreless game midway through the fifth inning and securing a 4-0 victory in the ODAC softball tournament.
WATCH: Roanoke Mayor Joe Cobb talks city budget, police department’s gunshot detection system
Read full article: WATCH: Roanoke Mayor Joe Cobb talks city budget, police department’s gunshot detection systemOn Friday, 10 News spoke to Roanoke Mayor Joe Cobb regarding the new gunshot detection system being installed across the city, the budget, and more. Watch here.
Cool and clear Thursday brings below-average temperatures and wind gusts up to 30 MPH
Read full article: Cool and clear Thursday brings below-average temperatures and wind gusts up to 30 MPHYour out-the-door forecast looks so nice this morning! Clouds will part around 10-11 AM with dry conditions and below-average temperatures in store for the rest of the day. Wind speeds will make it feel a bit cooler than the actual air temperatures, with gusts around the 20-30 MPH range. Hold onto your hats!
Roanoke County to hold ribbon-cutting ceremony for Glade Creek Greenway
Read full article: Roanoke County to hold ribbon-cutting ceremony for Glade Creek GreenwayThe Glade Creek Greenway will cut through Vinyard Park West and stretch for around 0.4 miles. A portion will be located within the Town of Vinton.
WATCH: Roanoke recycling issues causing confusion among residents
Read full article: WATCH: Roanoke recycling issues causing confusion among residentsSome Roanoke streets are left with recycling at the curb with several residents saying that recycling crews skipped their streets for the past few weeks, and the missed pick-ups are piling up, leaving full bins and frustration.
Carilion expands women’s care with dedicated midwifery clinic in Roanoke
Read full article: Carilion expands women’s care with dedicated midwifery clinic in RoanokeThe demand for midwives continues to grow across the country as more women seek greater involvement in their birth plans and overall health journeys.
Local Colors Festival set to return to Elmwood Park for 35th anniversary on May 16
Read full article: Local Colors Festival set to return to Elmwood Park for 35th anniversary on May 16Local Colors is set to celebrate 35 years of bringing a mix of cultures together with the Local Colors Festival in May.
Merger between MemberOne and Virginia Credit Union causes issues for ex-MemberOne customers
Read full article: Merger between MemberOne and Virginia Credit Union causes issues for ex-MemberOne customersCustomers who used to bank with MemberOne have reported long wait lines, missing account information and missing debit cards.
Gov. Spanberger signs series of new education bills in Roanoke Monday
Read full article: Gov. Spanberger signs series of new education bills in Roanoke MondayGovernor Abigail Spanberger was in Roanoke Monday and signed a series of new education bills, focused on preparing students for real-world careers.
Virginia State Police “Operation Drive Safe 220″ safety initiative kicks off Friday, May 1
Read full article: Virginia State Police “Operation Drive Safe 220″ safety initiative kicks off Friday, May 1Virginia State Police announced Monday that it would be launching a 24-hour highway safety initiative on Route 220 starting May 1.
