Throwing Shade VA returns, allowing plant buyers to receive discounts on native trees, shrubs
Read full article: Throwing Shade VA returns, allowing plant buyers to receive discounts on native trees, shrubsLooking to plant some trees or shrubs? Luckily, the Virginia Department of Forestry has brought back Throwing Shade VA!
Virginia Tech researchers discuss method used to study how cannabis usage impacts driving
Read full article: Virginia Tech researchers discuss method used to study how cannabis usage impacts drivingStudying impaired drivers in a real-world setting can be difficult, which makes it harder to gain an understanding of driving under the influence.
Evans, Boozer help No. 1 Duke beat No. 11 Virginia 77-51 to clinch ACC Tournament’s top seed
Read full article: Evans, Boozer help No. 1 Duke beat No. 11 Virginia 77-51 to clinch ACC Tournament’s top seedDURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Isaiah Evans scored 19 points to help No. 1 Duke beat No. 11 Virginia 77-51 on Saturday, clinching the top seed for the upcoming Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament.
Roanoke police investigating shooting outside Valley View Boulevard restaurant
Read full article: Roanoke police investigating shooting outside Valley View Boulevard restaurantA man is hospitalized with serious injuries after a shooting Tuesday evening outside a restaurant in northwest Roanoke, according to the Roanoke Police Department.
Renewal by Andersen of Roanoke donates and installs new windows at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southwest Virginia
Read full article: Renewal by Andersen of Roanoke donates and installs new windows at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southwest VirginiaA local business is helping make a home away from home a little more comfortable for families in Roanoke.
Potential record heat this week?
Read full article: Potential record heat this week?Your out the door forecast today shows that we are still dealing with temperatures in the 30s and a few remaining showers. You’ll also need the umbrella later on this afternoon. We do have a summer-like forecast in the future, however! Looking towards the second half of the workweek and into the weekend, we may have the chance to tie a few records for high temperatures!
Explaining Roanoke City Public Schools’ new five-block schedule for middle schoolers
Read full article: Explaining Roanoke City Public Schools’ new five-block schedule for middle schoolersFor the past three years, James Breckinridge and Lucy Addison have operated on a 75-minute “block” period during their school year. Now, Roanoke City Public Schools will be pivoting the rest of their schools to this function.
City of Lynchburg begins search process for new Fire Chief
Read full article: City of Lynchburg begins search process for new Fire ChiefThe City of Lynchburg announced February that it had begun a comprehensive, community-informed search process for the next Fire Chief of the Lynchburg Fire Department.
Special Election on redistricting moves forward after Lynchburg judge dismisses lawsuit
Read full article: Special Election on redistricting moves forward after Lynchburg judge dismisses lawsuitA Virginia judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the upcoming special election on redistricting, allowing voters to head to the polls while legal questions about the vote could still remain.
Lynchburg City Schools asks city for $42 million for capital improvement plan
Read full article: Lynchburg City Schools asks city for $42 million for capital improvement planLynchburg City Schools is asking the city for just over $42 million — about $2.7 million more than last year — to support its capital improvement plan and day-to-day operations.
City Manager Benda Defends Against Misjuns’ Transparency Claims
Read full article: City Manager Benda Defends Against Misjuns’ Transparency ClaimsThere’s new back-and-forth between Lynchburg City Councilman Marty Misjuns and City Manager Wynter Benda, and it’s all documented in a series of letters between the two.
Lynchburg City Schools will begin daily metal detector screenings at Heritage High in March
Read full article: Lynchburg City Schools will begin daily metal detector screenings at Heritage High in MarchLynchburg City Schools will begin daily metal detector screenings at Heritage High School, district officials said. Students are to enter at their usual door, walk through a metal-detection frame or be scanned by a hand-held detector before classes begin.
City of Lynchburg to begin free water service line material inspections
Read full article: City of Lynchburg to begin free water service line material inspectionsLynchburg Water Resources, in partnership with contractors Hazen and Sawyer, and Whitman, Requardt and Assoicates will begin to conduct free inspections of customers’ water service line materials in select locations throughout the city as part of the LWR’s Pure Pipe Lynchburg program, officials said.
Danville boil water notice remains in effect, first round of test samples clean, officials say
Read full article: Danville boil water notice remains in effect, first round of test samples clean, officials sayDanville City officials say the first round of water samples was clean. A second round will be collected Friday, with results expected Saturday morning.
Southside Virginia preps for second round of winter weather
Read full article: Southside Virginia preps for second round of winter weatherAs a second round of winter weather approaches the region, Danville emergency services and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) are adapting their strategies to handle the challenging conditions.
Alleghany Highlands Public Schools announces 2-hour delay for Monday, March 2
Read full article: Alleghany Highlands Public Schools announces 2-hour delay for Monday, March 2Alleghany Highlands Public Schools will be opening two hours late on Monday, March 2, due to a wintry weather mix impacting the area, according to school officials.
Alleghany High School closed Tuesday due to water line issue
Read full article: Alleghany High School closed Tuesday due to water line issueAlleghany Highlands Public Schools announced Monday that Alleghany High School will be closed due to a water line issue at the school. AHPS said that students will participate in virtual learning from home and that students should check their email and Canvas activities for scheduled for the day.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
Crisis Center comes to Alleghany Highlands
Read full article: Crisis Center comes to Alleghany HighlandsMillions of dollars in state funding will provide a boost to mental health services in the Alleghany Highlands. Lawmakers and community members broke ground Monday on a new 24/7 crisis receiving center in Covington, an effort to help adults and children dealing with mental health emergencies.
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Henri Veesaar matches a season-high with 26 points to carry No. 18 North Carolina past Virginia Tech
Read full article: Henri Veesaar matches a season-high with 26 points to carry No. 18 North Carolina past Virginia TechHenri Veesaar matched a season-high with 26 points, Seth Trimble scored 20 points, and No. 18 North Carolina pulled away in the second half to beat Virginia Tech 89-82 on Saturday night.
Accessible walks bring the joys of birding to people with mobility and other limitations
Read full article: Accessible walks bring the joys of birding to people with mobility and other limitationsPeople with mobility and other limitations are getting the chance to experience birding through a movement that aims to make the hobby accessible to everyone.
Patchwork 250: Share your community’s unique history for Virginia’s 250th anniversary
Read full article: Patchwork 250: Share your community’s unique history for Virginia’s 250th anniversaryAs we approach the 250th anniversary of the United States and Virginia, we’re embarking on a journey to celebrate the rich history of the place we call home.
New federal flood maps could raise homeowners’ insurance costs
Read full article: New federal flood maps could raise homeowners’ insurance costsRoanoke County urges residents to check preliminary FEMA flood maps before finalizing in spring. Changes could change homeowners property values and insurance needs.
Google data center water estimates go public, residents in Roanoke and Botetourt react
Read full article: Google data center water estimates go public, residents in Roanoke and Botetourt reactA proposed Google data center campus in Botetourt County could use between 2 million and 8 million gallons of drinking water per day, according to an executed agreement between the developer and the Western Virginia Water Authority.
Douglas Wilder, 95, Reflects on His Historic Governorship and Shares Advice for Virginia’s First Female Gov. Spanberger
Read full article: Douglas Wilder, 95, Reflects on His Historic Governorship and Shares Advice for Virginia’s First Female Gov. SpanbergerAbout 36 years ago, Douglas Wilder made history as the first African American elected governor in the United States when he took office in Virginia. Serving from 1990 to 1994, Wilder’s victory was a landmark moment not only for the Commonwealth but for the nation. Before becoming governor, he had already broken barriers as the first African American state senator in Virginia since Reconstru
10 News political analyst Ed Lynch breaks down key takeaways from Trump’s State of the Union
Read full article: 10 News political analyst Ed Lynch breaks down key takeaways from Trump’s State of the UnionPresident Donald Trump delivered the longest State of the Union address in the modern era. This morning, we brought in our political analyst Ed Lynch to break down the key points that both sides are touting.
Thijs De Ridder scores 19 as No. 11 Virginia cruises to 90-61 win over NC State
Read full article: Thijs De Ridder scores 19 as No. 11 Virginia cruises to 90-61 win over NC StateThijs De Ridder scored 19 points lead five Virginia players in double figures as the 11th-ranked Cavaliers beat North Carolina State 90-61, cruising in their final tuneup before Saturday’s showdown at No. 1 Duke.
Virginia’s first Black governor, now 95, shares advice for Abigail Spanberger as she makes history, Pt. 1
Read full article: Virginia’s first Black governor, now 95, shares advice for Abigail Spanberger as she makes history, Pt. 1Former Virginia Governor Doug Wilder is sharing hard–earned wisdom with the Commonwealth’s newest history–maker.
Students and locals express concerns with housing prices in Blacksburg
Read full article: Students and locals express concerns with housing prices in BlacksburgIt’s well known that Blacksburg has many issues when it comes to housing. Availability, affordability and quality are all concerns among students and locals.
Virginia primary elections moved to August
Read full article: Virginia primary elections moved to AugustThe Virginia Department of Elections announced Tuesday that primary elections for all offices appearing on the 2026 November General Election ballot will be held on Aug. 4, 2026. There will be no primary elections held on June 16, 2026.
Community reflects on 10-year anniversary of Evergreen EF-3 Tornado
Read full article: Community reflects on 10-year anniversary of Evergreen EF-3 TornadoA 12-to-15-mile path of destruction was left in the tornados wake. It shook the foundation of many Evergreen community members lives, but it didn’t shake their faith. On the 10-year-anniversary of the EF-3 tornado that roared through the Appomattox community, many are reflecting on the community’s resilience, including us here at 10 News.
Virginians sound off on their political opinions before President Trump’s State of the Union address
Read full article: Virginians sound off on their political opinions before President Trump’s State of the Union addressAhead of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, many Virginians gave their thoughts and opinions on the direction of the country
Australia begins sweeping public inquiry probing antisemitism after Bondi Beach killings
Read full article: Australia begins sweeping public inquiry probing antisemitism after Bondi Beach killingsA federal inquiry has begun into a rise in antisemitism across Australia before two gunmen allegedly killed 15 people at a Sydney Jewish festival.
Virginians oppose mid-decade redistricting by 8 points, Spanberger holds positive approval, Roanoke College Poll shows
Read full article: Virginians oppose mid-decade redistricting by 8 points, Spanberger holds positive approval, Roanoke College Poll showsRoanoke College released a poll on Feb. 23 that asked Virginians multiple questions regarding the approval of political figures and opinions on gun laws. Respondents were also asked about the upcoming special election regarding mid-decade redistricting.
Citizen journalists, citizen sleuths helping to unravel the tangle of Epstein documents
Read full article: Citizen journalists, citizen sleuths helping to unravel the tangle of Epstein documentsProfessional journalists sifting through the trove of documents released in the Epstein files have some help — a cadre of citizen journalists or sleuths who have become obsessed with the material.
Virginia Tech nabs home victory against Georgia Tech on Senior Day
Read full article: Virginia Tech nabs home victory against Georgia Tech on Senior DayVirginia Tech used a strong second-half rally to send its seniors out on a high note, defeating Georgia Tech 62-51 Sunday in Atlantic Coast Conference women’s basketball action.
Virginia Tech expert breaks down political motives of partial government shutdown
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Virginia Tech gets back in win column with win over Wake Forest on Senior Day
Read full article: Virginia Tech gets back in win column with win over Wake Forest on Senior DayVirginia Tech snapped a two-game losing streak with an 82-63 victory over Wake Forest on Senior Day Saturday at Cassell Coliseum.