Shopping for a prom dress is an experience that many people never forget. One local group is working to make sure individuals of all abilities get that opportunity.

This holiday season, drivers are being urged to put safety first so they can remain on Santa’s “nice list.”

No one was hurt in a fire that broke out at a house in the Bonsack area on Wednesday night, according to Roanoke County Fire and Rescue.

As the temperatures drop, it’s as important as ever to take precautions when heating your home.

One person is in the hospital following an overnight house fire in the Bonsack area of Roanoke County, according to Roanoke County Fire and Rescue.

WSLS is partnering with Roanoke City, Salem City, Roanoke County, and Craig County Public Schools for Walmart’s Load the Bus program during tax-free weekend.

A new social house called “540 Social” could be coming to the Bonsack area, along Challenger Avenue.

Anti-semitic flyers are being tossed into people’s front yards in the Bonsack neighborhoods.

A special delivery could soon be headed to the Star City: an Amazon fulfillment center.

Roanoke County broke ground on a new multi-million dollar fire station Thursday.

Train troubles have come to a halt – at least, hopefully, for one Roanoke County neighborhood.

We’ve been working for you to get answers after people in a Bonsack neighborhood said they were being blocked from their homes by a train.

Local school districts are encouraging the community to help "Load the Bus" ahead of the new school year.

Chick-fil-a, located on Challenger Avenue in Bonsack has officially reopened its fully remodeled restaurant.

Overnight and early morning rain Friday prompted flooding and damage in some parts of our region.

Thanks to Jim from Bonsack for sending us today’s Picture of the Day!

Thanks to Cori Lawlor for today’s Picture of the Day from Bonsack.

Discussions continue over a major community development in the Roanoke Valley area.

One man is in custody after a bank robbery on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Roanoke County Police Department.

RoCo Fire & Rescue is currently responding to a working house fire in the Bonsack area of Roanoke County.

Thanks to Rebecca from Bonsack for sending us the Picture of the Day!

ROANOKE, Va. – The Food for Frontline initiative dropped off more than 90 meals at the Roanoke City Police Department on Thursday. Donations from 10 News viewers paid for lunch from Sal’s Italian Restaurant in Bonsack. Both the police and restaurant said the community has been so supportive the past several months. Chris Ramey with Roanoke police. Friday is the last official stop on the Food for Frontline tour.

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. – Local restaurants have delivered nearly 1,000 meals to essential workers thanks to your donations. Food for Frontline stopped by the Bonsack Walmart on Monday with a favorite Mexican dish. Wiping carts at the door and filling online orders are just a few of the routines Walmart employees find themselves in since the pandemic began. Quickl,y we all realized just how essential grocery store employees are. Monday, Rodeo Chico in Daleville dropped off 120 arroz con pollo lunches to the hard workers at Walmart.

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. - Roanoke County leaders approved a rezoning request for a new freestanding LewisGale emergency room in the Bonsack area. County leaders wanted the hospital and the neighbors to find some common ground, which they think happened, but not everyone was pleased. But board Chairman Phil North made it clear development is coming to the area either way. But the development is coming, and the supervisors said they felt this was a good use of the land. County leaders say the regional artery needs help from the state, and regional leaders need to step up and band together to ask for it.

The Roanoke County Planning Commission recommended approval for a rezoning to build a new LewisGale free standing emergency room in the Bonsack area despite objections from neighbors who've fought development in the past and welcome the facility, just somewhere else. That led to neighbors feeling deja vu in many of the comments they made to the planning commission, just like when they fought the Chick-fil-A that was approved five years ago, also at the entrance to their neighborhood. But even with that in mind, many of the neighbors walked out feeling steam rolled by the countty. The area unsuccessfully fought the Chick-fil-A opening five years ago and the restaurant was mentioned in nearly every comment. The planning commission highlighted the fact that the corridor is designated as transitional, and it has been in the plan for nearly two decades to put the land to better use.