Abbie Coleman

Each fall, the mountains surrounding Southwest Virginia come alive with brilliant reds, oranges, and yellows — and according to one Virginia Tech forestry expert, this year’s show is shaping up to be spectacular.

The Mayor’s Business Summit is back Monday, bringing together local entrepreneurs and small business owners for a day of learning, networking, and hands-on support.

It may feel more like summer outside, but fall fun is officially here! Sinkland Farms is kicking off its 34th annual pumpkin festival, and this year, they have even more to celebrate.

For over 20 years years, the property at 12th and Kemper in Lynchburg sat empty. Now, it’s at the center of a project to bring jobs and services back to the neighborhood.

The Virginia Education Association is taking action to close the gaps within education with the Department of Equity, Justice and Learning.

From the shooting of Charlie Kirk to attacks targeting two lawmakers in Minnesota to the shooting of President Trump on the campaign trail, acts of political violence are increasingly part of the national conversation.

Daydrian Martin, the juvenile who pleaded guilty to the murder of 15-year-old Isaac Cunningham, has learned his fate.

Olde Salem Days Returns Next Weekend

From endorsements to attacks, campaigns are running nonstop ads to define candidates and sway voters long before Election Day.

Say ‘I Do’ to Wedding Planning: Roanoke Bridal Expo Returns Sunday

Same-sex marriage could soon be back in front of the Supreme Court and that possibility is raising concern for some here in Roanoke.

It’s almost time for Roanoke City students to head back to class — and on Thursday, Roanoke City teachers got their own first-day feeling.

Back-to-school Photos Pose Hidden Risks for Children’s Safety

You only get one chance to make a first impression—Roanoke students can start school confident with free haircuts Sunday, August 17, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at First Impressions Barbershop.

Your passport to India arrives next weekend at Elmwood Park in Roanoke! On August 16 from 4-8 p.m., the Festival of India brings vibrant culture, music, dance, art, and delicious food to town.

New AI-powered cameras give Salem High School a sharp eye for spotting weapons before danger strikes.

After months of uncertainty, On Our Own has secured a new home—ensuring critical, nonstop peer support for mental health and addiction continues in Roanoke.

A Roanoke mother is reliving her worst nightmare—losing both her son and his father to gun violence just a year apart, each taken by a teenager.

Cristian Romo-Bermejo was initially set to appear in court July 22 —but we've now learned that he won't see a judge until October. While the delay gives his legal team more time to prepare, it also means a longer wait in detention—and more uncertainty for his family.

Their opportunity comes through a new manufacturing inclusion camp launched by Salem City Schools called Forge the Future.