A nationally known Bluegrass band is scheduled to perform in Giles County this May to help local youth sports teams.

A popular local artist known for her colorful paintings of Southwest Virginia landscapes got a big break with a feature in a Southern Living Magazine.

More than 500 teachers, parents and students swapped out pencils and paper for shovels and paintbrushes to help clean up Saint Francis Service Dogs nonprofit.

After being trapped in a storm drain since Saturday, seven ducklings are now safe thanks to quick work from a Roanoke City Animal Control Officer.

A dog that's proven to be a life-changing partner is helping her owner once more.

West End Market at Virginia Tech has signs promoting an upcoming collaboration between a young entrepreneur and the Executive Chef.

A Pulaski County boy makes teachers smile after hosting a drive to collect dozens of school supplies.

Southwest Virginia is making a difference from thousands of miles away.

A beloved children’s book character has come to life and made his way to the Star City.

Local police bodycam video reveals a Altavista police bodycam video captured what appeared to be the beginning of an ordinary traffic stop — but there was an amazing and unexpected ending you won’t believe.turn you’ll never see coming.

The Rockbridge County community is coming together to make sure none of their neighbors go hungry.

Let’s face it, running isn’t for all of us, but for a Danville man, it’s become his passion.

A tiny creature with an inspiring story that could help save other wildlife is making a big impact in Southwest Virginia.

By the time the woman came back inside to tell Graves she had left her wallet at home, Asia had already paid for her groceries--about $50 worth.

Hard times can't keep a good dog down. In your Feel Good Friday, we want to introduce you to a special pup that's overcome the odds.

Taking the national stage at the midway, a local dance company is gearing up to perform this weekend at the Daytona 500.

While traveling over the holidays, a young boy lost his teddy bear on the way home from Milwaukee to Dallas.

The Wytheville Fire & Rescue Department and the Rural Retreat Volunteer Fire Department ran into a surprise during a call on Tuesday – a dog and her six puppies.

Those iconic little red wagons from our childhood will soon be available to patients at local children’s hospitals. Radio Flyer launched their first design made specifically for children’s hospitals called the ‘Hero Wagon.’

A World War II Veteran from Willis, VA has received over 1,000 birthday cards from all across the country for his 103rd birthday.

An 8-year-old boy fighting cancer in a Pittsburgh hospital is receiving tons of love and patches from law enforcement agencies across the country.

You pay it forward by purchasing a drink or meal, which is put on a gift card the baristas hold onto. Then, you write a note who it’s for and pin it to the board.

Snow was perhaps the most common conversation topic in Southwest Virginia this week, and as adults we sometimes tend to focus on the roads, the power going out and how to get where we need to safely. But, in this weeks Feel Good Friday segment we want to highlight the good parts; the excitement from kids, the fun with have with our pets and the joyful moments.

Niles Rice is sharing his love for geography through his videos.

“One can for every fan!” That is the goal of the Spirit of Tech this weekend at Virginia Tech’s home game. Band members will be collecting money and canned goods to help local people in need this holiday season.

A random act of kindness from a barber has a dozen people walking out feeling brand new.

When given the opportunity to make a difference, students at Roanoke Catholic chose to help the children of Afghan Refugees now living in the Commonwealth. Students have been donating money all week to send to Commonwealth Catholic Charities to purchase backpacks and supplies.

Watching 8-year-old Zeke Puig run around with his siblings in their Charlotte County backyard, one would never guess he spent more than 220 days in the hospital last year.

While it may be hard to imagine working with your immediate family members – the Markham’s love it. They admit it can be challenging at times, but they say they’ve formed a bond that helps them better treat patients. “It’s almost like you know what the other one needs or is doing without them ever having to talk,” said Shane Markham, the family’s son.

Local cancer patients receiving chemotherapy got a sweet surprise during treatment this week thanks to an act of kindness from a local business.

New River Valley Leading Lights recently honored 19 community volunteers and four organizations for their volunteer work in the New River Valley (NRV).

A set of 4-year-old twins were caught red-handed after street racing in Florida Tuesday night.

A Nebraska woman battling a late stage of cancer had only one wish and that was to attend her daughter's volleyball game in person.

A middle school in New York made a world record for the most cereal boxes toppled in a dominion fashion!

In a surprise ceremony, Virginia Military Institute cadets paid their respects to veterans and the children's charity Victory Junction they were raising money for by presenting the colors. “To have the color guard from VMI be here, It was so special,” Petty said.

A group of Good Samaritans quick and kind actions led to a Lynchburg man’s rescue over the weekend when he got hurt on a hiking trail.

Kind words, jokes and drawings are what’s included in the messages left by Bedford 5th graders like 10-year-old Arianna Pennix.

“It’s hard to say that it was a blessing to be in foster care, but it was,” said Tiler McFadden.

A new program is helping homeless veterans gain back their independence as they transition out of a shelter and into their own home. Thanks to a generous donation and partnership between ARCH and the McLeod Family Foundation, more than $21,000 will be designated over the course of this year to help homeless veterans at ARCH's trust house in Roanoke to help move into a permanent home.