It’s been more than a month and Volvo workers are still on strike. But it seems like there may be a light at the end of the tunnel, workers voted on a new contract and we could know late Saturday or early Sunday if they will be back on the job or back to the picket lines.

VPA names ‘The Hokie Nation’ Virginian of the Year

Since it’s a death penalty case, the entire case including the trial phase will automatically be reviewed by the Virginia Supreme Court.

Families of his victims and his own mother wept as the verdicts were read, but William Morva smiled slightly and snapped his fingers.

Morva trial timeline

A look at what’s happened in court during the trial

The New York Yankees gear up for their trip to Blacksburg.

The National Right to Work Legal Foundation sent a letter Thursday to Virginia Attorney General Bob McDonnell, asking him to investigate on behalf of several Volvo workers

An elementary school guidance counselor had alerted the DSS after the juvenile told her Samuel Kuykendall had touched her inappropriately.

The 4-Help Center is warning students not to respond to any emails asking for a PID or password.

We should know by late Saturday night if striking Volvo workers will return to work at the Dublin plant.

Life in prison or death?  That’s the question jurors are expected to answer today, in the sentencing phase for William Morva.

Investigators think Francisco Garcia De La Fuente was in the U.S. illegally.

Tim Barnes, Vice President of UAW 2069, called 10 On Your Side with the news around 8:15 Tuesday evening.

The jury finds William Morva guilty on all charges; sentencing begins
Trial timeline

Defense team rested, after only calling the doctor who’s treated Morva since 2003 for Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Rural Retreat Police Chief Bob Lewis has helped solve multiple cases of stabbings and assaults during his nearly 24 years on the job.
He’s also solved the case of too few television channels.

A mixed-breed bird dog spent at least a day and a presumably sleepless night on a narrow, sloping limestone ledge in the cliffs along Interstate 81 between Chilhowie and Seven Mile Ford

The media wasn’t very welcome by the time the week of April 16 ended last year.  Students felt reporters were too invasive, and asked for the media to go home.  For this year’s anniversary, another flood of media is expected, but this time campus officials have a plan.

After a lunch recess, Tamara Sutphin, the widow of Montgomery County Sheriff’s Corporal Eric Sutphin, took the stand for some emotional testimony.

Members of the Virginia Tech Rescue Squad reflect on that cold day in April

A Hillsville woman is killed after being hit by a car.

A mental evaluation is granted for a local man suspected of murder.

Deputy Russell Quesenberry, the man investigators say Morva overpowered in a hospital bathroom, took the stand.

“Blacksburg United for Responsible Growth” says it will appeal a ruling by a Montgomery County judge, that ruled in favor of Fairmount Properties’ plan.  Phase two of the Fairmount’s shopping center calls for a big box store, like a Wal-Mart or Target.

In an arrest warrant, a trooper says Blankenship argued with him for several minutes refusing to get out of the car and said he was judge and “was not going to do any tests”

Thousands of Virginia Tech athletic ticket holders had money taken from their accounts and their banks say the debits are coming from the university.
The university issued a statement.

This weekend, the New River Valley Mall and Salvation Army will host an Easter parade for local children

Three former employees at Acument Global Technologies in Wytheville, formerly known as the Screw Factory, are facing felony embezzlement charges

The 24 prospects were chosen after attorneys questioned nearly 40 people over two days in Washington County, where William Morva’s trial was moved when a jury could not be seated in Montgomery County.

18 prospects had been added to the jury pool