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WATCH: St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Shamrock Festival returning to Roanoke
Read full article: WATCH: St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Shamrock Festival returning to RoanokeDowntown Roanoke is going green, on Monday organizers announced plans for St. Patrick’s Day festivities which bring thousands to the star city.
Cobb’s First Month: Laying the Groundwork for Roanoke’s Future
Read full article: Cobb’s First Month: Laying the Groundwork for Roanoke’s FutureAfter a month in office, Mayor Joe Cobb is focused on building a strong leadership team, improving budget management, reducing violence through partnerships, expanding affordable housing, and fostering open communication in Roanoke.
City of Roanoke sees progress in reducing violence
Read full article: City of Roanoke sees progress in reducing violenceThe city of Roanoke is making strides in its efforts to reduce violence, with significant progress reported in recent months. The city’s Group Violence Intervention (GVI) program, launched just over six months ago, aims to prevent individuals from committing violent crimes.
WATCH LIVE: RAM House set to hold groundbreaking of its new location
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: RAM House set to hold groundbreaking of its new locationRoanoke Area Ministries or RAM House is set to hold a groundbreaking of its new home! The event will take place at the new location at 410 Elm Avenue SW.
WATCH LIVE: RAM House set to hold groundbreaking of its new location
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: RAM House set to hold groundbreaking of its new locationRoanoke Area Ministries or RAM House is set to hold a groundbreaking of its new home! The event will take place at the new location at 410 Elm Avenue SW.
Parking Evolution: Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport paves the way for larger vehicles
Read full article: Parking Evolution: Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport paves the way for larger vehiclesSome major changes are coming to the Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport, starting with its parking lot.
WATCH: VDOT shares information on construction coming to routes 220 and 419
Read full article: WATCH: VDOT shares information on construction coming to routes 220 and 419Major changes are coming to intersections along routes 220 and 419 in the Roanoke Valley. Dozens of people packed the South County library tonight to learn about VDOT’s new project.
Roanoke city public schools’ transportation turnaround: a semester review
Read full article: Roanoke city public schools’ transportation turnaround: a semester reviewRoanoke City Public Schools have made significant strides in addressing their transportation challenges. After experiencing initial setbacks, the district is now successfully ensuring students arrive at school on time.
Recent uptick in immigration deportation leaves Hispanic communities anxiously staying at home
Read full article: Recent uptick in immigration deportation leaves Hispanic communities anxiously staying at homeAn uptick in immigration enforcement have left certain communities and the people living in them staying at home for their safety.
Big Lick Comic Con Returns This Weekend
Read full article: Big Lick Comic Con Returns This WeekendThis weekend, pop culture enthusiasts are in for a treat as Big Lick Comic Con makes its much-anticipated return, promising to be bigger and better than ever. Dubbed the “Super Bowl for pop culture fans,” the event is expected to draw a massive crowd.
Kendrick blessed, thankful for opportunity to coach alongside Vick at Norfolk State
Read full article: Kendrick blessed, thankful for opportunity to coach alongside Vick at Norfolk StateThe former Virginia Tech running back said it's always been in the works to coach with Michael Vick somewhere, some day.
Apparent fire at Captain Party in Roanoke under control Thursday night
Read full article: Apparent fire at Captain Party in Roanoke under control Thursday nightFirst responders are on the scene at Captain Party on Franklin Road Southwest for an apparent fire Thursday night. Bystanders tell 10 News they saw flames shoot out the roof of the business.
Breaking age barriers: youth join Alzheimer’s fight
Read full article: Breaking age barriers: youth join Alzheimer’s fightMargie Shaver and her 17-year-old grandson Dylan are advocating for Alzheimer's awareness, highlighting its impact on all generations, as they prepare to address Virginia lawmakers.
Meet the Roanoke landmark-named puppies at Angels of Assisi
Read full article: Meet the Roanoke landmark-named puppies at Angels of AssisiOn Monday, the Patrick County Animal Shelter contacted Angels of Assisi about seven 4-month-old Anatolian Shepherd/Hound mix puppies and seven one-month-old Pit Bull/Terrier mixes, along with their 2-year-old mother, because they were at risk of euthanasia due to lack of space.
Soup for Seniors event aims to collect 55,000 pounds of food for local seniors
Read full article: Soup for Seniors event aims to collect 55,000 pounds of food for local seniorsThe annual Soup for Seniors event is back and this year the Local Office of Aging, also known as the LOA, hopes to raise about 55,000 pounds of food.
“Say Yes to the PROM Dress” seeks dress donations for local students in Southwest Virginia
Read full article: “Say Yes to the PROM Dress” seeks dress donations for local students in Southwest VirginiaK92 radio and Blue Eagle Credit Union are joining forces to make prom more accessible for students through the “Say Yes to the PROM Dress” event.
Train to perform at Elmwood Park with special guest Edwin McCain
Read full article: Train to perform at Elmwood Park with special guest Edwin McCainThe Berglund Center is excited to announce that the Grammy-winning rock band Train will perform live at Elmwood Park in Roanoke, Virginia, on Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025.
Country stars Billy Currington, Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard to headline this year’s Budweiser Summer Concert Series
Read full article: Country stars Billy Currington, Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard to headline this year’s Budweiser Summer Concert SeriesDowntown Roanoke Inc. announced Monday that the Budweiser Summer Concert Series at Elmwood Park would be returning this summer with country stars like Billy Currington, Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard.
Police deem social media post targeting William Byrd campus ‘not credible’
Read full article: Police deem social media post targeting William Byrd campus ‘not credible’The Roanoke County Police Department investigated and determined the post targeting the William Byrd campus was not credible, according to a statement from Roanoke County Public Schools.
Virginia Tech students participate in day of service for MLK week
Read full article: Virginia Tech students participate in day of service for MLK weekA group of Virginia Tech students wrapped up the university’s MLK week in Roanoke, learning about the city’s black history and performing community service.
WATCH: Roanoke store celebrates Dolly Parton by donating to local arts
Read full article: WATCH: Roanoke store celebrates Dolly Parton by donating to local artsThe Queen of Country Dolly Parton just had her 79th birthday last weekend and Mast General Store is still celebrating by supporting local arts.
Dry January trend impacts bars, restaurants in Roanoke
Read full article: Dry January trend impacts bars, restaurants in RoanokeAfter the holidays, many people take on New Year’s resolutions like spending less or drinking less—enter Dry January. But what does this growing trend mean for bars and restaurants? For many, January is already a slow time of year, but the growing trend of Dry January adds even more pressure.
Restaurant owners support tax exemption proposal for employee tips
Read full article: Restaurant owners support tax exemption proposal for employee tipsFrom groceries to gas, we all know that the cost of living is high and now Governor Glenn Youngkin wants to do something about it to help he’s proposing an exemption on tips from someone’s state income taxes, if they work in food service, hospitality, or personal service.
Students discover alternative career paths through apprenticeship program
Read full article: Students discover alternative career paths through apprenticeship programStudents from across the Roanoke valley are getting new opportunities to learn outside the classroom in the student registered apprenticeship program.
New Trump immigration policies shouldn’t affect Roanoke’s Welcome City status
Read full article: New Trump immigration policies shouldn’t affect Roanoke’s Welcome City statusThe status shows how the city has demonstrated policies, practices and services are inclusive to everyone, especially those who come from other countries.
Roanoke's animal warden unit issues warnings amid cold snap
Read full article: Roanoke's animal warden unit issues warnings amid cold snapThe dangerously cold weather isn’t just a concern for humans; it’s also a threat to pets. Roanoke Animal Control has reported a significant increase in calls about animals being left outside in the cold.
Three arrested after smuggling $80,000 in illegal drugs into women’s prison
Read full article: Three arrested after smuggling $80,000 in illegal drugs into women’s prisonThe Virginia Department of Corrections announced Wednesday that they had arrested three suspects, including a woman from Roanoke after recovering $80,000 in illegal drugs following an attempt to smuggle the drugs into Fluvanna Correctional Facility in Troy.
Roanoke restaurant week: a boost for local dining
Read full article: Roanoke restaurant week: a boost for local diningRoanoke is buzzing with excitement as Restaurant Week reaches its midpoint, offering a plethora of delicious options for food enthusiasts. 10 News took to the streets to explore how one local restaurant is navigating this crucial week and why it plays a significant role in their financial success.
President Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons include several local defendants
Read full article: President Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons include several local defendantsPresident Donald Trump’s sweeping order of pardons and commutations for 1,500 defendants connected to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol includes a dozen people from the region.
Animal experts urge caution for pets in cold weather
Read full article: Animal experts urge caution for pets in cold weatherAs temperatures plummet to frigid lows, animal experts are urging pet owners to take extra precautions to protect their animals. Pets, like their owners, are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia, making it essential to limit their outdoor exposure during cold weather.
Prevent frozen pipes with these easy home tips
Read full article: Prevent frozen pipes with these easy home tipsAs temperatures plunge, it’s easy to forget about what’s happening behind your walls, particularly with your pipes. They are feeling the freeze, and it’s crucial to take steps to prevent a major mess in your home. No one wants to deal with frozen pipes and the damage they can cause, but the good news is that there are easy ways to prevent it—and it’s not too late to take action.