The Christiansburg Police Department released details on Thursday regarding an investigation involving juveniles after inaccurate accounts of the event had been circulating.
The promised snowy weather has arrived, with many places around Southwest Virginia getting blanketed in a sheet of snow on Saturday. Out in Christiansburg, residents embraced the sometimes-unpredictable output of snow while making last minute preparations.
Construction advances on Christiansburg’s new train station, marking a significant step toward restoring passenger rail service to the New River Valley after a nearly 50-year absence.
The Salvation Army of the Roanoke Valley, serving Roanoke County, Roanoke City, Craig and Botetourt counties, is supporting 430 local families this Christmas. That includes roughly 1,000 children who will receive gifts through the Angel Tree program.
We’re following breaking news out of Christiansburg after residents reported hearing loud noises that some thought were explosions Wednesday morning.
The emergency room at LewisGale Hospital Montgomery in Christiansburg is celebrating its first anniversary, having served 13,000 patients since opening its doors as part of a $14 million investment in local healthcare.
The 2025 Walk to End Alzheimer’s New River Valley raised a whopping $75,000 to support the fight against Alzheimer’s Disease.
The Christiansburg Blue Demons brought their band energy to the game against Cave Spring, but it was the Knights who matched that intensity on the field.
Some go above and beyond decorating their house for the holidays — and one home in Christiansburg is definitely one of them. But two nights in a row, their decorations were stolen in the night.
It may feel more like summer outside, but fall fun is officially here! Sinkland Farms is kicking off its 34th annual pumpkin festival, and this year, they have even more to celebrate.
Lord Botetourt has looked untouchable all season. In three games, the Cavaliers have an average win margin of 26 points. Could Christiansburg spring a surprise on the road? With a beefy rushing attack, the Cavaliers were saying, “Not today.”
New River Community College is hosting a free first responder summer camp this week. Aims to sparks student interest in emergency services, giving students hands-on experience in firefighting, law enforcement and emergency medical services.
The Christiansburg Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in solving a larceny that occurred early on June 15, 2025, at Southern Team Nissan, located at 2130 North Franklin Street.
Nearly 100 campers gathered this week for Virginia Tech’s annual Mike Young basketball camp, learning from players like Jaden Schutt, Tobi Lawal, and the great Ace Custis, whose jersey hangs among the few retired in Cassell Coliseum.
A crowd of hundreds gathered in Christiansburg Saturday afternoon with a resounding message: There are no kings in America.
A man shot himself following the arrival of police officers to the scene of a domestic incident in Christiansburg on Friday night, Christiansburg Police Department said.
Community Health Center of the New River Valley plans to break ground tomorrow on a new facility in Christiansburg that will significantly expand its healthcare access for residents regardless of their income.
The Launch Christiansburg business program wrapped up its second year, offering an 11-week opportunity for local entrepreneurs and new business owners to sharpen their skills and expand their networks within the community.
At Christiansburg Middle School, the sixth-grade Career Investigations class has launched a community garden aimed at helping address food insecurity in the area while fostering a sense of community and teaching valuable gardening skills. Over the past month, students have been diligently caring for the plants and learning about the importance of agriculture.
Southwest Virginia is getting ready for a concert like no other with Metallica coming to play at Lane Stadium tonight, and everyone, especially first-time fans, are more than excited to watch them play.
Southwest Virginia Legal Aid Society is providing free legal consultation services today at the Radford Public Library, offering essential guidance on things like estate planning, Medicare, Medicaid, and compensation matters to residents.
Montgomery County school officials must decide whether to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs or risk losing more than $5 million in annual federal funding following President Donald Trump’s recent executive order.
The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors has taken a significant step in enhancing emergency response capabilities by purchasing the old FedEx building in Christiansburg for an emergency services administration building.
Damien Sawyers was found dead somewhere within the Chrisman Mills area on Saturday after he was reported missing shortly after Valentine’s Day. Now, his sister and the rest of his family are looking for answers.
The FedEx distribution center in Christiansburg is set to close sometime in March, according to the company.
The month of January was tough for the people at Rise Above NRV Harm Reduction as they saw a rise in overdoses across the valley while combating cold temperatures. Adding to their challenges, a different drug is circulating the New River Valley, raising concerns for everyone: purple heroin.
Montgomery County Public Schools is offering free mental health help for students even when they’re not in the classroom through a service called Reach Out by Gaggle.
A teenager in Christiansburg, Ashton Hodge, experienced a life-threatening sled riding accident on January 11th, leading to two brain bleeds and required him to be placed in a medically induced coma.
The NRV Walk to End Alzheimer’s, emceed by 10 News Anchor Abbie Coleman, aims to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association this Sunday at Huckleberry Park in Christiansburg.
A man was arrested in Montgomery County on October 18 following an investigation related to the sexual exploitation of a minor, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said.
A man is facing multiple charges after “explicit conversations” with a minor in Christiansburg, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said.
From students facing issues with friends to even what other people say about them online bullying in schools can be a major problem.
A suspect was shot and killed after pointing a weapon at a Christiansburg Police officer following a foot chase, according to Christiansburg officials.
In our month-long campaign to help adoptable pets find good homes, we want to let you know about a special adoption event this Saturday in the New River Valley.
