While America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, Roanoke is remembering Virginia Lee, a librarian whose protection of Black literature helped sustain Roanoke’s community through segregation and beyond.

A state historical marker at the corner of Gilmer Avenue and Gainesboro Road honors Edward Dudley, a Roanoke native who became the United States’ first Black ambassador and built a remarkable career as a civil-rights lawyer, diplomat, and jurist.

As Virginia welcomes 2026, a significant change is coming to paychecks across the state. Starting Monday, the minimum wage will increase to $12.77 an hour — a 36-cent raise.

Southwest and Central Virginia are dealing with blustery winds, sharp temperature drops and a cold front on Dec. 29, while New Year's Eve is forecast to be cold but dry according to 10 News's meteorologist Delaney Willis.

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) announced new regulations effective Jan. 1, 2026, requiring manufacturers to provide accessible information on heavy metals testing in baby food.

Recent high-speed winds across Southwest Virginia have triggered power outages and downed power lines, with one incident sparking a four-hour brush fire in Bedford County when energized lines fell on Monday.

Virginia State Police are urging residents to plan ahead for safe New Year’s Eve celebrations as they aim to prevent impaired driving incidents during the holiday.

Starting January 1, children under 16 in Virginia will face new limits on how much time they can spend on social media apps like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. The new law, signed earlier this year by Governor Glenn Youngkin, aims to help parents manage their kids’ screen time and promote healthier online habits.

Southwest and Central Virginia are experiencing chilly winds and cold temperatures, with some warming expected as New Year's Eve approaches. Check out the latest Weather Authority forecast from 10 News on WSLS.com for what to expect in your area.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that it is challenging Virginia laws that it says provide in-state tuition and financial assistance to migrants.

As the calendar turns to 2026, Virginia will roll out updated vehicle safety inspection stickers featuring new colors and improved security features, Virginia State Police announced.

Washington provided stock to the fledgling Liberty Hall Academy, laying the groundwork for the institution's survival.

Rudolph and the team are ready to hit the skies!

An unexpected December snowfall transformed Wasena’s hillsides into bustling sledding spots Thursday, while local outdoor retailers saw a surge in winter gear sales as parents rushed to outfit growing children.

Not in the mood to cook or spend the day in the kitchen? No worries! We’ve got you covered with a list of restaurants where you can gobble until you wobble.

With grocery prices rising and SNAP benefits set to end on Nov. 1, knowing how long your food can last is as important as ever.

Are you using protein powders as part of your daily routine? A new Consumer Reports investigation highlights a potential risk with these supplements.

Virginia officials urge backyard bird owners to strengthen biosecurity as wild waterfowl migration resumes this fall, amid concerns over Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI).

🚨 Consumer Reports is sounding the alarm on misleading claims about getting "free money" from Zelle and Cash App just by filling out a form.

Virginia’s Attorney General, Jason Miyares, announced Tuesday his office is investigating  whether manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) have artificially inflated prices while “deceiving consumers”. His office said in a press release the probe could uncover violations of the state’s Consumer Protection Act.