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

A recent bridge inspection determined the need to lessen the weight limits for the Route 58 bridge located over Middle Fork Helton Creek between Volney and Whitetop

A walk down memory lane almost costs one couple their life

Virginia Tech says it will eventually let the public see some records of, that school leader had said they would keep private.

Four Carroll County residents have been charged in connection with beating a father after he asked them not to curse in front of his children at a local convenience store

VDOT will increase the speed limit from 55 MPH to 65 MPH on more than 11 miles

Officers do not believe the attacks are related

Montgomery County Sheriff’s dog Kail detected marijuana in a car

The Christiansburg assistant fire chief believes a cigarette could have caused the brush fire.

Virginia Tech researchers receive a more than $200,000 grant to develop a new tourism strategy for the Rocky Knob part of the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Four reporters looked at 20,000 documents in two days

A 2 year old boy and an adult were hurt in the Giles County crash.

Starting Monday, landowners in Montgomery County, Blacksburg and Christiansburg will get the chance to review preliminary floodplain maps.

A local university takes a step to enhance security for its students.

VDOT will close the right northbound lane of I-81 near the Wythe Co./Pulaski Co. line from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

I-81 is back open and traffic is clear tonight, after a fiery crash involving two tractor trailers.

Giles County Sheriff’s Office holds a school shooting exercise at Giles High School

In late January, Jeffrey Young was arrested for allegedly hitting a woman in the parking lot of Slaughter’s Supermarket in Floyd and then attacking her with a wooden club.

Lynn Decker is preparing for an extreme makeover. Unlike the stylists, carpenters and other designers associated with the TV shows, the Crockett resident is using her horse training skills to tame a wild mustang.

Jack Weaver figures he’s been waiting on a train – or a train company, in his case – long enough.
So, come August, the owner of the historic Rural Retreat Depot plans to pull up stakes and chug out of town.

A local dance studio that received an extreme makeover is still closed, but the owner isn’t letting that stop her or her students from enjoying dance.

Driving a tanker truck or *any* 18-wheeler takes special skills and comes with a big responsibility.

The fast food giant “Sonic” is at the center of a lawsuit between an Ohio development company and the town of Blacksburg.

Providing medical care closer to home…

The U.S. Attorney’s Office says Robert Lawson pleaded guilty back in April, to setting fires at Terrace View Apartments back in July, August, and September of 2007.

Blacksburg Police arrest a man they say called in a false report.

It can cut food waste 38% in one week.

A makeover dream turns into a watery mess for a local women.

The Virginia Tech Police Department won first place in the Virginia Chiefs Association Chiefs Challenge 2007

Officers brought in person after person charged with narcotics violations, ranging from meth to marijuana to cocaine, but mostly prescription drugs.