Traffic Alert: VDOT says an accident this morning has traffic backed up about four miles on I-81 South near Elliston.

A local law enforcement agency receives a $14,000 check for helping to get a meth pusher off the street

Police arrest a local man at CVS in Hillsville for public intoxication only to find out he’s also wanted on several other charges including sexual battery

The Town of Blacksburg is installing new sidewalks, curb and guttering on Lee Street between Wharton and Prospect Streets

Jennifer Bunn was awarded a $2,000 cash prize and a $2,000 classroom credit from The Supply Room Companies based out of Richmond.

Alerting you to a fire and helping emergency crews get to you in time are the goals of a senior assistance program in Pulaski

VDOT issues a traffic alert for part of I-81 on Tuesday.

Robin Stephen says Smith was always extremely friendly, but says there was something in his eyes she didn’t trust

The students, accompanied by three professors, plan to use ground-penetrating radar in hopes of pinpointing the site where Japanese soldiers buried the Marines in 1942 during World War II.

The man accused of shooting two people on the Appalachian trail in Giles Co. died Saturday afternoon. Deputies found Randall Smith unresponsive in his cell.

Workers say the lay-offs at Volvo will begin this week on May 16th.

Virginia Tech’s Class of 2008—more than 3,700 strong—gathered in Lane Stadium for its commencement ceremony yesterday to hear NBC News anchor Hoda Kotb’s simple words of advice: “Do not panic.“

Steven Branscome faces four felony charges in Mercer County West Virginia including malicious wounding of a police officer.

Police say the man accused of shooting two people on the Appalachian Trail in Giles County is expected to be released from the hospital sometime today

The Virginia Tech Soil Judging Team finished in second place in both team judging and overall score at the 2008 National Championships hosted by the University of Rhode Island

Steven Branscome had three separate court hearings in West Virginia today.

“Officers from the department entered Norris Hall that day while shots were still being fired. Officers chose to run toward the gunfire and an unknown risk without regard for their own safety. Many had no time to put on protective gear such as bulletproof vests,“ the commendation for the department read.

Officers with the U.S Forest Service and National Park service hiked the 28 mile stretch of trail between Bland and Giles Counties searching for evidence.

John Lawson (Randall Smith’s Neighbor): “He acted a little strange…he would seem like his mind would be in a different world.“

A former Bank of Floyd employee, who investigators say embezzled $2,900 from the bank while working in the Willis Branch, received a 12-month suspended sentence in Floyd County Circuit Court Tuesday

Scottie Stinson will serve two life sentences plus 92 years for his role in last fall’s shooting of a deputy sheriff

A Giles County man who served time for killing two Appalachian Trail hikers in the 1980s is the suspect in a Tuesday night double shooting near the Bland/Giles line

A couple left for a check-up at the VA Hospital in Salem.  When they got back, they noticed a lot of smoke near their home.

Tiffany Anderson may leave Montgomery County for BBQ and Blues in Memphis

Two men open a business in their hometown in hopes of revitalizing the area

Virginia Tech’s Dairy Challenge team achieved the gold award at the North American Intercollegiate Dairy Challenge

On April 27, M. Keith Blankenship, 43, was driving north on Huguenot Springs Road in a 2006 Subaru Forester at 5:15 p.m. when he swerved off the right side of the road and struck a telephone-line box, a state police spokeswoman said.

Deputies are looking for a man they say robbed the White Top branch of Grayson National Bank at gunpoint Tuesday evening.

Dickie Patterson wanted a bulldozer.  So he built one.  Then he decided he might as well build a fire truck, train, school bus, Hummer and dump truck, too.

It took firefighters three hours to battle a Tuesday afternoon blaze that caused an estimated $8,000 worth of damage at a Wytheville business.