A man was arrested and subsequently suffered from cardiac arrest while being taken into custody in Lynchburg on Wednesday, Lynchburg Police Department said.
Members of the Lynchburg community gathered Tuesday for a candlelight vigil to remember and honor 52-year-old David Vaughter, who was killed in a shooting last week.
The Lynchburg Police Department announced Wednesday that it had charged a 15-year-old after an alleged incident where a firearm was brandished on school grounds at E.C. Glass.
The program’s main goal is to provide consistent food support for qualifying families, helping them stretch their resources while staying connected to the community.
As the days grow shorter and darkness comes earlier, thousands across the country experience seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. For many veterans, like U.S. Marine Corps disabled veteran Tobias Williamson, this condition can be especially difficult.
10 News’s Weather Authority update: Snow showers are tapering off across Southwest and Central Virginia, but a bitter cold night is expected with the risk of slick roads. Find out how long the chill will last and what to expect in the days ahead.
A historic DC-8 plane that carried Liberty University students and staff landed Sunday afternoon, signaling the end of a two-day trip to Jamaica to bring hope back to the island.
Widespread snow is covering Southwest and Central Virginia this morning, with the highest totals in the New River Valley. 10 News’s meteorologist shares up-to-date snow accumulation, current road conditions, and what to expect heading into the weekend.
Karis Care Services is bringing holiday cheer to seniors in both the Roanoke and Lynchburg areas with its annual “Karis Christmas for Seniors” programs.
Liberty Officials have issued an alert for a reported bomb threat at the Large Traffic Circle near Williams Stadium on Tuesday night. Officials are urging the public to avoid the area and follow the authorities’ instructions.
The Salvation Army in Lynchburg is stepping up to ensure people in need have a warm place to go during the cold winter months.
Law enforcement is searching for a suspect following a hit-and-run that left one injured in Lynchburg on Friday, Lynchburg Police Department said.
With the Thanksgiving holiday quickly approaching, Aztec Rental, Roanoke Mission and more are stepping up to make sure those in need have access to a warm meal.
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced Tuesday that Polyzent Trading would invest $1.1 million to develop the company’s first manufacturing site in Lynchburg.
Polyzent Trading, a Virginia-based plastic stretch film manufacturer, will invest $1.1 million to develop its first manufacturing site in Lynchburg, creating 20 new jobs.
The College Lake Dam Project in Lynchburg is now complete, linking two natural sites together for the first time in nearly a century, according to city officials.
As leaders in Washington debate the best way to provide relief to rising Affordable Care Act insurance premiums, Indivisible Lynchburg held a protest today against federal cuts.
In Lynchburg, a local organization is making a powerful impact by serving up hope one meal at a time. As the holiday season approaches, the need for food assistance is growing, and Lynchburg Daily Bread is stepping up to meet the challenge.
The Lynchburg Police Department announced Friday that it had arrested a 22-year-old man following two assaults and an attempted robbery on Boonsboro Road.
Horizon Behavioral Health is preparing to open Central Virginia’s first comprehensive mental health crisis care center, offering around-the-clock help for those in urgent need.
Liberty University detained a student Thursday after they allegedly threatened another student with a knife on campus, marking a notable shift in the school’s crime reporting practices following last year’s record federal fine for safety violations.
A Lynchburg jury on Nov. 17, 2025, found Steven Wayne Thompson Jr. guilty of felony counts of aggravated sexual battery and forcible sodomy, the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office announced.
The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday that it had arrested two Campbell County residents following a joint investigation with the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Law enforcement is searching for a man following a stolen vehicle stop that led the suspect to flee on foot, Lynchburg Police Department said.
Greg Wormser, Lynchburg’s Fire Chief, who was placed on administrative leave last month, has retired from the City of Lynchburg, according to city officials.
The Lynchburg Police Department announced Thursday night that officers were currently on the scene of an “active incident” in the 1600 block of Florida Avenue. LPD says there is no active threat to the community.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and Hill City is reminding residents about the importance of properly disposing of and recycling cooking oils and grease.
Renovations are coming to the Lynchburg Public Library! Starting Monday, staff are getting the building ready for a new look by packing up books and moving furniture. As a result, certain parts of the building will be closed.
Incumbent Commonwealth Attorney Bethany Harrison secured her third term Tuesday night, winning re-election with more than 75% of the votes.
Southwest and Central Virginia are seeing beautiful Election Day weather with clear skies, seasonable temperatures, and low rain chances. A dry cold front and the year’s biggest supermoon are in the forecast.
Lynchburg voters head to the polls today to decide who will serve as the city’s Commonwealth Attorney. The race features incumbent Bethany Harrison, who is seeking her third term, against local defense attorney Chris White, making his first run for the office.
Nathaniel Pridemore filed a motion to withdraw a guilty plea regarding assault charges on four correctional officers
A man has been sentenced to two years and six months after being convicted of the felony charge of commercial sex trafficking, Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney Bethany Harrison confirmed.
A ballot name dispute in Lynchburg has officially been put to rest after a judge once again dismissed Commonwealth’s Attorney candidate Chris White’s complaint over how his name appears on the ballot.
On Friday, city leaders gathered at the Lynchburg Regional Airport to announce travelers in Central Virginia will soon have more options to fly out of the city. United Express is launching non-stop flights to Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).
A man from North Carolina has been arrested and charged with damaging property at Lynchburg Regional Airport, according to the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office.
A pretty amazing event happened Wednesday — a locally owned strength and fitness community called The Heroes Home hosted “Lift for a Cause.”
During the court hearing on Wednesday, a judge dismissed White’s original complaint, noting that he sued under the wrong name, “Chris White for City of Lynchburg Commonwealth Attorney” versus himself as an individual, “Chris White.” However, the court granted White permission to amend his complaint and refile.
A new zoning proposal introduced at the Lynchburg City Council work session on October 14th is sparking debate about where abortion clinics could be allowed to operate in the city.
A dispute over student-athlete eligibility has escalated into a legal battle between former NFL player Logan Thomas and the Virginia High School League (VHSL), potentially impacting Brookville High School’s football season.
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Services is asking the public to report possible cases of avian flu after multiple cases were reported in Southwest Virginia.
It’s been just over a week since 45-year-old Anthony Cupec was shot and killed near 12th and Pierce Streets in Lynchburg. Cupec’s family is speaking out, remembering him as a devoted husband and stepfather.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and today marks Wear Purple Day, a day dedicated to showing support and spreading awareness about domestic violence.
On Wednesday, Vincent Van Gogh Cafe celebrated its ribbon-cutting grand opening in Lynchburg with a message of health, resilience, and community.
In celebration of its 60th Anniversary, the Friends of the Lynchburg Public Library announced the launch of their $300,000 fundraising campaign to bring a state-of-the-art community bookmobile to the Lynchburg Public Library system.
Lynchburg Water Resources is letting teachers know about their second annual “Imagine A Day Without Water” youth art contest!
Lynchburg contractor Southern Air has become one of the first and only contractors in Virginia to earn the highest status in the Virginia Best Safety Program.
A deadly shooting occurred on Wednesday just before 9pm in Lynchburg near 12th and Pierce Streets. Police confirm the victim is 45-year-old Anthony Cupec and the man accused of shooting him is behind bars.
The race for Lynchburg’s commonwealth attorney is drawing extra attention. Both candidates have deep roots in the community’s justice system and a history that once put them on opposite sides of the courtroom.
Firefighters are currently on the scene of a house fire in Lynchburg Wednesday. According to officials, the residents of the house were not in the home when the fire broke out, but they have been displaced.
