Randall Lee Smith drove off from the murder scene in a stolen vehicle, then lost control, flipped, and crashed.

Pulaski County deputies say the man was fishing near the trestle on Hazel Hollow Road

During the overnight hours Wednesday through Friday (August 6-8), there will be lane closures northbound on I-77 between Milepost 29 and Exit 32 due to the installation of overhead signs

The hills are alive with the sound of bluegrass music!

At VCU event, officials say lockdowns and alerts can be impractical at colleges

Moose is a young yellow lab that will have surgery in the next couple of days.

Explore Your Dream Kitchen, a two-day workshop offered in Virginia Tech’s Center for Real Life Kitchen Design, will be offered Aug. 6 through Aug. 8, 2008.

The 73rd Annual Old Fiddler’s Convention in Galax kicks off on Monday.

DEQ identified three sections of Cripple Creek in need of intervention

The massive six-day festival and cultural phenomenon begins Monday this year

After 27 years of fighting crime in Wytheville, a local police officer turns in his badge to help troops fight the war in iraq.

A tractor trailer accident that happened this morning on Interstate 81 caused traffic delays well into the afternoon.

How would you like to win $250 for your back-to-school shopping and appear in fashion ad?  Thanks to a contest at the NRV Mall in Christiansburg you can have both!

Accident scene now clear.  All lanes back open.

Earlier this year, workers put on a new roof.  Now, the home received a grant to fix the windows.

Mike Aamodt teaches a forensic psychology class at Radford University.  He has a unique tool to help him understand the minds of some of the world’s worst killers.

The new complex has state of the art lights, fencing and a brand new field to match. 

Deputies say a man was videotaped attempting to use a pair of bolt cutters on locks of several storage units

Escalating costs of fuel, food and other necessities will leave little money for needed school supplies.

After more than 27 years of dedicated service to the Wytheville Police Department, Sgt. Trenton Crockett’s fellow officers have finally discovered something that he isn’t so good at.  Retiring.

Delegate Bill Carrico said he is drafting letters to the SCC and the state attorney general, sharing constituents’ concerns that they cannot afford a 25 percent jump in their electricity bills. 

VDOT says an accident has one lane of Rt. 100 north blocked before Cloyd’s Mountain Rd. in Pulaski County.

Junior Horton loses his appeal on animal cruelty and neglect charges

AmeriPumps will move headquarters to the area

Fire breaks out at a textile plant in Carroll Co.

The National Weather Service issues a thunderstorm warning for parts of the New River Valley.

Organizers tell 10 on your side this year was even more popular than recent years and that translates into more money for the festival, vendors, and the community.

The Wilco-Hess store near Wytheville had videos of a man stealing from the store in the early morning hours in different incidents

Mark A. Stock spent last Monday night sleeping in his van behind the Max Meadows firehouse. The 51-year-old Fairport, N.Y., resident awoke early Tuesday morning and got out of his vehicle to enjoy the view and his coffee

Radford University psychology professor Mike Aamodt has spent years compiling a list of serial killers, and, after subtracting competent hitmen and bloodthirsty pirates, he reckons there have been at least 1,900 since the beginning of the 14th century