Pulaski County Public Schools is honoring a fallen officer with a new scholarship.

Plenty of areas in Central and Southwest Virginia will be holding celebrations on July 4th this year!

Today we will continue with heat and humidity, which will fuel showers and storms later on this afternoon.

In Pulaski County, families now have a renewed opportunity for their kids to spend productive time together throughout the summer. Two years after a fire forced the Evelyn Alexander Waterpark to close in Pulaski, it is now officially reopened.

Pulaski County held a ribbon-cutting for the relaunch of the Evelyn Alexander Waterpark on Wednesday.

As the school year comes to a close this week for many districts, families face the challenge of added expenses for food with children at home.

A former faculty member at Gateway Private School has been charged with taking indecent liberties with a minor while in a supervisory role.

A former faculty member at Gateway Private School has been charged with taking indecent liberties with a minor while in a supervisory role.

People in the town of Pulaski County could expect to pay more for water and sewer starting in July as utility rates could go up if approved by town council.

The Pulaski Fire Department showcased the live fire training they conducted on Tuesday, May 6, which saw them practice important field skills.

The Pulaski County Special Operations team announced Saturday that they had rescued a kayaker who was separated from his kayak on the New River.

Thirty volunteers are in Pulaski’s Langhorne community to help remove potential wildfire fuel, addressing growing concerns about fire risks in Virginia’s forested areas.

Spartans earn the River Ridge District win Friday night.

Volvo Group North America indicated that this round of indefinite layoffs would involve between 250 and 350 employees.

The wilderness road regional museum in Newbern celebrated the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s midnight ride today with a reenactment, colonial music and Bostonian snacks.

Virginia State Police is seeking the public’s assistance in solving a fatal hit-and-run that occurred in Pulaski County on Thursday.

Claytor Lake, a major economic driver for Pulaski County, has fully reopened for the spring and summer seasons following extensive cleanup efforts after Tropical Storm Helene.

Following the devastation of Hurricane Helene in fall 2024, Claytor Lake is ready for the summer season thanks to extensive cleanup efforts.

New jobs are coming to the New River Valley as an integrated supply chain company looks to expand for the second time in four years in Pulaski County.

The Pulaski County Board of Supervisors, along with the Sports Tourism & Entertainment Authority, has revealed plans for the future Pulaski County Sportsplex, an estimated 165,000 sq. ft. sports, entertainment, and exposition center.

A man was killed and two others were injured in a UTV crash on National Forest land, according to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office.

Since December, the historic Calfee Community and Cultural Center has served families throughout Pulaski County, revitalizing a building that once functioned as a school for the Black community during the segregation era.

Superintendent Rob Graham warns that loss of federal support could jeopardize Title I and Title II programs for low-income students.

US Forest Service crews continue to battle the wildfire Friday morning, as they work to contain the blaze within the controlled boundaries and clean up any remaining hot spots.

It’s not every day you get to drive your tractor to school. But in Pulaski County, students got to today for the first time ever.

Cole Boone has had a track season like no other. Known as a mid-distance runner, the Pulaski County High School junior is a state champion, a national champion, and a national record holder.

Recently, leaders from the Town of Pulaski and Pulaski County met to discuss the pressing issue of homelessness affecting the area.

From 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday evening, the Parks and Recreation Department will host the first-ever Dublin Doozy St. Patrick’s Day celebration at Randolph Par

Pulaski County has announced their 2025 “One Bag Challenge” initiative, which encourages locals to pick up at least one bag of trash in the area.

A man is dead following a crash that occurred in Pulaski County on Monday, Virginia State Police said.

Fire crews in Pulaski County are battling a wildfire that has grown to 50 acres.

WSLS 10 News is on site at an ongoing barricade incident in Pulaski County.

A team of brave souls in Pulaski County is preparing to take an icy plunge this weekend—all for a good cause.

Schools across New River Valley are once again closed due to winter weather.

A watch means to prepare for possible severe weather. Take action when warnings are issued.

Winter weather has brought ice across the region causing widespread power outages, but for the folks in Pulaski County without power, they have a place to come and get war

Pulaski County school leaders have installed weapon detectors to ensure no one brings anything dangerous into the middle and high schools.

A man is dead after a breaking and entering incident that occurred in Pulaski on Friday, Pulaski Police Department said.

Pulaski County Public Schools have taken a significant step toward enhancing safety by installing weapon detection systems in both the middle and high schools.

Leaders in the town of Pulaski are working on a project to revitalize the downtown area, focusing on W Main Street. Once a thriving hub during its industrial peak, Pulaski has faced challenges since the decline of local industry.

Finding an affordable place to live is a challenge many Americans face, but Pulaski County is taking action to change that. Leaders in the county have broken ground—and broken glass—on the future of Claremont Elementary School.

The Pulaski Police Department announced Monday that they had arrested a Pulaski man with 50 counts of child pornography charges.

Jim Bell, who’s lived in his family home built in 1915, said it’s time for his family’s collection that predates the start of the country to have a new home.

The “Waverly Two” - Terence Richardson and Ferrone Claiborne were accused of killing Officer Allen Gibson in Sussex County in 1998. They've maintained their innocence.

In the New River Valley, the temperatures continue to feel like it’s in the single digits, prompting the need for warming shelters.

New housing developments are on the way for the town of Pulaski!

A tractor-trailer crash on I-81 Northbound is causing delays, VDOT said.

As winter weather approaches, schools in our region are taking steps to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Christmas for the fishes will not be happening at Claytor Lake this year due to ongoing efforts and debris removal from Helen, Friends of Claytor Lake announced.

Pulaski County Administrator Johnathan Sweet had his case dismissed in Montgomery County General District Court on Tuesday, according to court records from the Virginia Judiciary Online Case Information System.

In May 2023, the Evelyn Alexander Pool House at Randolph Park was destroyed by fire, but restoration efforts are now underway, with crews actively working to rebuild the pool house and replaster the pool.

Find Christmas events and parades across Southwest and Central Virginia right here.

Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet is facing an assault and battery charge for an alleged incident that occurred on Sept. 21, 2024.

The 2024 General Election will be held on Nov. 5. You can find results for Pulaski County here.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Claytor Lake in Pulaski County was left with massive debris fields prompting extensive clean-up efforts that could last several months, authorities previously told 10 News.

When Virginia-Maryland Veterinary students in Blacksburg heard the Pulaski County animal shelter was full, there was a call to action and students came to the shelter to foster the dogs that were set to be euthanized.

FEMA announced a Disaster Recovery Center will be opening at the New River Valley Fairgrounds in Dublin on Monday, Oct. 14.

Both Salem and Pulaski County held their own out on the football field Friday night!

Four Pulaski County teens were in a horrific car crash, and one of them suffered major injuries, breaking his ribs and back, but one month later he’s on the road to recovery, and he’s defying all the odds

A man was arrested in Pulaski County after setting a home and a Dublin police officer on fire on Wednesday, authorities said.

Clean-up continues in Pulaski County after severe flooding from Helene.

In Week 6 of Friday Night Lights, Patrick Henry took down Pulaski County.

While cleanup efforts have been going on for days, debris continues to pour in at Claytor Lake.

Clean up from Helene continues across the region, and places along the New River are among the hardest hit in our area.

Pulaski County Free Store will distribute emergency supplies on Saturday, September 28, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 650 Giles Ave., and donations are needed.

Currently, Galax and Pulaski County have issued states of emergency due to Helene.

Emergency leaders in Pulaski County are encouraging people in flood-prone areas to move to higher ground.

If you live along the New River, you’re advised to move to higher ground through Saturday due to the risk of flooding.

A single-vehicle crash left one dead and two injured in Pulaski County last week.

Pulaski County Public Schools is taking action in the wake of recent school threats that caused the division to close schools on the last two Fridays and cancel or reschedule several practices and events.

Pulaski County schools are closed again due to online threats, as Superintendent Robert Graham prioritizes safety and enforces strict penalties for those responsible.

Pulaski County Public Schools announced Friday that they would be closed due to social media threats that directly targeted schools in the division.

Pulaski School board is holding a meeting and you can watch it here.

Pulaski County school officials said all schools and offices will be closed Friday, September 6.

The students of Pulaski County have returned to school after labor weekend, and they have all come together to support the four teens that were in a car accident Friday night.

Two of the students have been released, but two others remain in treatment at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital, according to the NRV Tigers coach. That includes the coach's nephew.

In the wake of tragedy, small communities always seem to come together to support each other throughout the entire situation, and here in Pulaski County, that holds true.

Four Pulaski County High School students were involved in a severe crash Friday night, according to school officials.

The Northside Vikings are locked and loaded with experience but the Pulaski County Cougars are always rough and rugged under Coach Akers.

Pulaski County Public Schools, and the YMCA of Pulaski County have partnered together for an incentive based program, where if kids show up to school, and get good grades, they can get a free, or reduced membership at the YMCA.

The second annual Blue Ridge Mountain Summer Series Championship is back for another year, and all weekend racers will be out on the lake participating in a variety of events.

Rylo has been at the Pulaski County animal shelter for a little over a year now. He’s incredibly friendly and has made friends with the other dogs at the shelter!

Drivers traveling Southbound on I-81 in Pulaski County may see delays due to a vehicle crash.

Pulaski County emergency crews participated in a mass casualty emergency response training at the New River Valley Volvo plant.

Starting at the end of September, the Calfee Community and Cultural Center will be open and crawling with kids.

Pulaski county officials want to make the county a recreational sports destination and now they have made another move in that direction.

The New River Valley Fair is back for another year.

Pulaski County’s Parks and Recreation Department has announced a new name for a local park in Fairlawn.

Fourth of July celebrations were all throughout our region, and we have been working for you to show you how people are celebrating in the New River Valley.

Pulaski County officially named the first career Fire Chief to oversee the recently established Pulaski County Fire Department.

Two people from Pulaski County, including an 11-year-old girl, were killed in a vehicle crash in Prince William County on Friday, according to Virginia State Police.

In Duke Carter's final interview with Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet, they discuss the impact of a new 165,000 square foot facility in the county that will hold sporting event.

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting death of a 40-year-old man at a Pulaski gas station back in May, according to the Pulaski Police Department.

Saturday, June 15, Pulaski County is hosting their second Community Fly-In event.

Appalachian power warns that users downstream of the Claytor and Leesville Damns that they could see their water levels rise rapidly starting Thursday.

One county in the area is looking to provide better emergency services. Pulaski County brought in officials with Gannon Emergency Solutions to figure out how to develop a more sustainable fire department.

The new department will employ eight full-time positions and cost about half a million dollars.

The proceeds will go towards the expansion of the shelter’s spay and neuter clinic and help off-set the costs of sending animals to no-kill shelters.

Seniors in Pulaski County had a big opportunity to learn about their health options throughout the New River Valley.

Summer break for many parents in Pulaski County poses a big challenge, providing meals for their children when they're not in school. But this summer, they're getting a huge helping hand from No Kid Hungry Virginia.