Having a perfect score in bowling is very challenging, but to achieve that perfect score nearly 20 times is beyond rewarding.

The people you nominate will have the chance to have their stories told during our newscasts and on our website

Kinzie Dickman was a standout athlete until a car crash cost her the use of her legs. She dropped into depression until she discovered adaptive sports at Snowshoe Resort in West Virginia. With a bit of practice, she has once again found the freedom to fly down the slopes. And now she is taking the sport to a new level as she tries for a spot on the Paralympic team. Not only has she discovered the freedom of the wind in her face, but she has found something within herself as she instructs others how to follow her path.

The campaign "Bread, Beds and Meds" perfectly describes all the services the Rescue Mission has to offer.

Roanoke Fire-EMS’ newest employee has already earned herself a reputation. Audi, the 3-year-old dog, is a couch potato who loves getting pets, giving kisses and exploring her new surroundings.

Makayla’s love for hockey started at a very young age. She was playing in the street back in May when we first met the active eight-year-old. She had just been diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.

Three Roanoke City firemen are being recognized for their quick thinking that saved a person trapped inside their burning home.

People of all abilities came to get dresses and suits for Night to Shine.

Crews in Rockbridge County were covered in licks after rescuing a furry friend from a hole, according to the Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department.