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The undefeated Cougars defeated the Hilltoppers 30-14.

WSLS 10 chats with Lindsay Gill a lady collecting cards for UVA shooting survivors Mike Hollins and Marlee Morgan.

One Salem man got lucky after purchasing a Mega Millions lottery ticket for the Nov. 1 drawing.

VIrginia's championship city is once again hosting a pair of national title "final 4's".

You can enjoy breakfast, cocktails, and more at the West Salem Diner, which opened officially on Wednesday, according to their Facebook page.

E.C. Glass claimed a region title for the first time in 27 years.

For each touchdown, ten turkeys would be donated to Feeding Southwest Virginia.

The Community Christmas store allows families in need to shop for free this holiday season.

Hilltoppers played its most complete game of the season for the Region 4D Final victory.

Inflation is not putting a damper on Christmas shopping in America. Experts predict more seasonal spending than last year.

A police official investigating the quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students said he received a tip about a stabbing attack last year in Salem, Oregon.

A police official investigating the quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students said he received a tip about a stabbing attack last year in Salem, Oregon.

The Salem Mayhem will open play at the Salem Civic Center on December 30.

Hollins played Salisbury in the annual Jean Beamer Tip-Off classic at Roanoke College.

The area earned two state titles and a runner-up finish in VHSL volleyball this postseason.

A new show with breathtaking implications always poised between fun and the most uninhibited fear that will transport you to a dark world inhabited by creatures with incredible circus art abilities.

Members of the Alleghany girls cross country team pose with the Group 2A Class 2 championship trophy after the state cross country meet at Green Hill Park in Salem. Pictured are, from left: Meredith Minter, Lucy Nicely, Kiera Lowman, Alivia Hoover, Bryce Leitch, Macyn Cash and Gracie Barron; standing: coaches Seth Davis and Jeremy Bartley.

Members of the Alleghany girls’ cross country team pose with the Group 2A championship trophy during the state cross country meet at Green Hill Park in Salem. Pictured are, from left, front: Meredith Minter, Lucy Nicely, Kiera Lowman, Alivia Hoover, Bryce Leitch, Macyn Cash and Gracie Barron; standing: coaches Seth Davis and Jeremy Bartley. (Recorder

The Raiders complimentary style of play yielded a huge margin of victory in the VISAA DII Semifinals.

Two area stars took home state gold in Cross-Country on Saturday.

Republican candidate for Oregon governor Christine Drazan conceded on Friday that she lost the race to Democrat Tina Kotek. Drazan said the math shows that, even with ballots remaining to be counted, she cannot win. “This is a unique moment in Oregon’s history and an extraordinary opportunity for leadership that recognizes the dynamics of this race that call for moderation and inclusivity moving forward,” Drazan said in a statement.

The Highlanders were victorious 49-14

We’re getting set for playoffs on the high school gridiron.

The newly renovated cottage at HopeTree Family Services will be able to house at least eight children at a time who have are in foster care.

The goal is to provide mentoring and networking to veterans who’ve started small businesses

The Titans win Region 3D, Glenvar and Appomattox will play for the Region 2C crown.

A man is wanted after a shots-fired incident in Salem led to a police chase and then a crash between two cruisers, according to police.

PH was victorious over Salem 17-7.

PH was victorious over Salem 17-7.

If you’re heading south on I-81 this weekend, you might want to take a detour if you’re crunched for time.

As complaints about elections, many of them unfounded, pile up around the country, investigators tasked with dealing with them find themselves on the front line of defending the integrity of elections.

The 2022 General Election will be held on November 8. You can find results for Salem here.

Glenvar enters region play undefeated at 20-0.

Beams from the North Tower of the World Trade Center make up the 9-11 Memorial that stands tall in Salem.

If you bought a Mega Millions ticket in Salem recently, it may just be your lucky day!

The Spartans’ offensive line didn’t let up. Salem took the win, 55-3.

There may not be a better combo than costumes and candy, the Salem Civic Center had both on Thursday night.

On Thursday, the top cross country runners in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association, CIAA, competed for medals at Green Hill Park in Salem.

The complex will bring more than 300 upscale apartments and will cost $50 million.

LewisGale broke ground on their new NICU after 12 years of petitioning state legislators.

The head of the U.S. Forest Service has denounced the arrest by an Oregon sheriff of a Forest Service employee after a planned burn in a national forest spread onto private land. Rick Snodgrass, the U.S. Forest Service “burn boss,” was arrested on Oct. 19 and transported to the Grant County Jail, where he was conditionally released. Grant County Sheriff Todd McKinley handcuffed Snodgrass before he was taken away, even as Snodgrass' crew was working on the fire.

WSLS Trick or Treat returns to Layman Family farms Thursday, and now, we’ll have a ton of candy to give out, thanks to Layman Distributing.

Rebecca Nurse was hanged in 1693 after being wrongfully accused of witchcraft in the Salem witch trials.

Cave Spring had a lot of momentum coming into this match, but it was senior night for Salem coming off of a bye week.

10 News’ Game of the Week is back for a Week 9 River Ridge showdown as the Salem Spartans host the Cave Spring Knights.

A U.S. Forest Service employee in Oregon was arrested this week by a county sheriff after a planned burn in a national forest spread onto private land. It was the latest episode that underscores simmering tensions over management of federal lands in rural, conservative eastern Oregon. Rick Snodgrass, the U.S. Forest Service “burn boss,” was arrested Wednesday and transported to the Grant County Jail, where he was conditionally released, District Attorney Jim Carpenter said in a statement.

The Hidden Valley Country Club hosted a Pink Ribbon tennis event in Salem to raise money for the American Cancer Society.

On Wednesday, dozens of vehicles were involved in a deadly crash in heavy fog on Interstate 5 in Oregon. One person was killed.

The event provides resources to veterans experiencing homelessness

Street Survival is an all-day intensive driving program with the goal of preparing young drivers for dangerous road scenarios.

Bath's Kayleigh Vess, right, and Covington Jayahna Hughes at the net during last night’s match. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Football – Glenvar 31, Alleghany 6. Freshman quarterback Brody Dawyot threw for 201 yards and three touchdowns in Salem Thursday night, leading the Highlanders to a Three Rivers District victory over the Mountaineers.

Glenvar pulled away from Alleghany in the second half for the District win.

The Roanoke City and Alleghany Health Districts launched the 'DASH' mobile clinic to provide easier access to health care.

Planet Fitness said the first 50 cars in line at the pump at 10 a.m. will be offered $30 gift card or voucher

Salem was led by senior quarterback DaRon Wilson, who pulled the Spartans in a close, one-score game to a 49-14 win.

A local leader in senior living is opening a new living community at Salem Terrace.

The Spartans have flown away with many successful missions – they’ve won ten state titles so far.

A Bald Eagle was hit by a car in Giles County Friday.

Cougar Trinity Scott serves during last night’s volleyball game against Craig. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Volleyball — Glenvar 3, Alleghany 0. The unbeaten Highlanders rolled past the Mountaineers in Salem, 25-7, 25-11, 25-6. Savannah Cash had two kills and two digs for Alleghany, Alyssa Taylor added three assists and Caley Brown, Kalin

A racial justice demonstrator will be awarded $1 million in a lawsuit against Salem, Oregon. The protestor suffered from permanent vision loss and chest injury by the city police.

A pair of guests will have the chance to stay in the Sanderson Sisters' cottage. They'll also get to visit haunted sites in Salem, view a special screening of 'Hocus Pocus 2' and try witchcraft.

A man will be sentenced to 18 months of probation after pleading guilty to vandalizing the “Bewitched” statue by dousing the Salem, Massachusetts tourist attraction with red paint over the summer. The 32-year-old resident was originally sentenced to a year in jail, but a Salem district court judge suspended the sentence on conditions the man repay the cost of repairing the damage inflicted on the bronze statue, The Salem News reported Tuesday. The statue depicts actor Elizabeth Montgomery — as lead character Samantha Stephens in the 1960s sitcom — sitting on a broomstick in front of a crescent moon.

Aug. 19—SALEM — A former Haverhill woman who has worked as a teacher on the North Shore and Merrimack Valley pleaded not guilty to charges of child rape on Friday. Denali Murphy, 29, was indicted at the end of June on eight counts of child rape aggravated by an age difference of 10 or more years. The boy was 14 when the incidents began in 2019, according to the indictments, which cover the ...

Oregon's chief justice fired all the members of the Public Defense Services Commission on Monday, frustrated that hundreds of defendants charged with crimes and who cannot afford an attorney have been unable to obtain public defenders to represent them. The unprecedented action comes as Oregon's unique public defender system has come under such strain that it is at the breaking point. Criminal defendants in Oregon who have gone without legal representation due to a shortage of public defenders filed a lawsuit in May that alleges the state is violating their constitutional right to legal counsel and a speedy trial.

A man who reportedly ignited wildfires in a remote, forested corner of Oregon was apprehended by three local residents and tied to a tree until police arrived, a sheriff said Tuesday. Federal, state and county authorities responded to a radio call Monday from a U.S. Bureau of Land Management employee who reported a man was walking along a gravel road and setting fires, in the forest some 25 miles northwest of Grants Pass. Ground crews, assisted by local residents, and three helicopters quickly got the two fires under control, Curry County Sheriff John Ward said.

A 53-year-old Colorado man recently became the fastest person to push a peanut up the 14,115-foot mountain with his nose. You read that right.

Four years ago, when Karen Giuliano went to a Boston hospital for hip replacement surgery, she was given a pale-pink bucket of toiletries issued to patients in

Massachusetts lawmakers formally exonerated Elizabeth Johnson Jr., clearing her name three centuries after she was convicted of witchcraft in 1693 at the height of the Salem Witch Trials.

Lawmakers agreed to reconsider her case after a curious eighth-grade civics class took up her cause.

Foreign drug cartels that established illegal outdoor marijuana farms in Oregon last year are adapting as pressure on them begins to mount, law enforcement officials said Thursday. New challenges are emerging as a task force created by the Legislature met for the first time to figure out how to combat cannabis-related problems, some of which threaten Oregon's legal, regulated recreational marijuana industry. The Task Force on Cannabis-Derived Intoxicants and Illegal Cannabis Production is also responsible for recommending funding and command structure to enable law enforcement to combat illegal cannabis production, changes to state laws to address labor trafficking and water theft by the cartel-financed pot farms and regulations on genetic engineering of cannabis, among other issues.

A former Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who once staged his own shooting has been found guilty of forgery and other charges for trying to swindle millions of dollars from his dead son's estate. John Donovan Sr., 80, of Hamilton, was convicted Tuesday by a Salem Superior Court jury after a monthlong trial and four hours of deliberations, according to a statement from the office of Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett. Donovan forged 25 documents, including will codicils, deeds, land transfers, mortgages and releases of judgments against him at the county registry of deeds in December 2016, prosecutors said.

Rare books and papers detailing the exploration of the New World and the founding of the United States, from the collection of noted book dealer William Reese, will be auctioned beginning next month at Christie's in New York City.

The body of a young boy who may have died within the last week was found by a mushroom hunter in a wooded area in southern Indiana, and state police on Sunday asked for the public’s help in identifying the child. Indiana State Police Sgt. Carey Huls said that the body of the boy, believed to be between 5 and 8 years old, was found Saturday night in the heavily wooded area of Washington County not far from a roadway. Huls said the agency does not know the name of the boy, who he described as a Black boy who is 4 feet tall, with a slim build and short hair.

Enrique Rodriguez Jr., 24, had roughly double the legal limit of alcohol in his blood when he allegedly plowed into a homeless encampment in Salem, Ore., early Sunday morning.

The alleged driver was arrested hours later and charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment. Authorities say they suspect alcohol may have played a role.

A driver crashed their car into a homeless encampment in Salem in the middle of the night, killing four people and injuring three more, including the driver, the Salem Police Department said Sunday. Nathan Rose tells the Salem Statesman Journal that he and his girlfriend were in their tent when they heard two loud thuds. The car just missed their tent, Rose said.

A Democratic state senator from southern Oregon said his region, awash in illegal marijuana farms that are protected by gunmen, is starting to look more like a failed state. After hearing him and others testify this week, the Oregon Legislature dedicated $25 million to help police, sheriff's offices and community organizations pay for the ballooning costs of cracking down on the thousands of industrial-scale, illegal pot farms. Seven years after Oregon voters passed a ballot measure legalizing the recreational use of marijuana and its regulated cultivation and sale, the state is grappling with an explosion of illegal marijuana farms that have brazenly cropped up, primarily in Josephine and Jackson counties in the south.

Pillow pundit Mike Lindell during his 96-hour "Thanks-a-Thon" livestream that he's pulling his ads from Christian radio network Salem.

Amanda Metzler, a licensed cannabis grower, has beefed up security around her property and no longer dares to go out after dark because she's afraid of armed cartel members who run illegal marijuana farms in her region — even directly across the street. Elin Miller, a vineyard owner, said the illegal sites have lured away so many field workers that grape growers and wineries are suffering labor shortages, particularly at harvest time. Jackson County Sheriff Nathan Sickler says the crime rate, associated with the thousands of illegal marijuana farms that have sprung up this year in southern Oregon, has gone through the roof.

A school board in Oregon that recently tried to ban teachers from displaying gay pride and Black Lives Matter symbols has abruptly fired the school superintendent, deeply upsetting board members who opposed the move. The escalating disputes in the Newberg School Board come as schools nationwide have become battlegrounds, with arguments over vaccine and mask mandates, how racism is addressed in teaching, instruction related to sexuality and gender-neutral bathrooms. After Superintendent Joe Morelock was fired in a Zoom meeting late Tuesday night, board member Rebecca Piros — one of three who opposed his firing — told him she was sorry.

The AHS girls got their first regional title in 30 years last week, while the boys won their third consecutive title during the Class 2, Region C cross country

Sam Lyon set out to drive for Uber Eats 12 hours per day every day for one month to see how much money he could make. Here are the results.

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History has revealed the persecutions were all about money, land and power.

On the same day last week that a southern Oregon county declared a state of emergency amid a sharp increase in illegal cannabis farms, police raided a site that had about two tons of processed marijuana and 17,500 pot plants. The raid illustrates that the proliferation of industrial-scale marijuana farms has gotten so bad and so brazen that Jackson County Commissioners asked Gov. Kate Brown to send in the Oregon National Guard “to assist, as able, in the enforcement of laws related to the production of cannabis.” During last Wednesday's raid in Medford, Oregon, police found a vast outdoor growing operation, plus harvested plants hanging upside down on drying racks and 3,900 pounds (1,800 kilograms) of resinous buds stashed in huge bags and in stacks of plastic storage containers.

They divert precious water during the severe drought and abuse their workers, overwhelmed local officials say.

A county in southern Oregon says it is so overwhelmed by an increase in the number and size of illegal marijuana farms that it declared a state of emergency Wednesday, appealing to the governor and the Legislature's leaders for help. The Jackson County Board of Commissioners said law enforcement officers and county and state regulators and code enforcers are overwhelmed and warned of an “imminent threat to the public health and safety of our citizens from the illegal production of cannabis in our county.” Illegal marijuana grows have been a persistent problem throughout the West, even in states like California that have legalized pot.

Oct. 12—A Salem woman who told state police she was raped early Monday was able to take a photograph and film a video of the suspect driving off in his black Chevrolet pickup truck, according to court records. Bryan M. Wallace, 31, also of Salem, was apprehended and arraigned on multiple criminal charges including burglary, illegal possession of a firearm, involuntary deviate sexual ...

SALEM — Virginia State Police Sr. Trooper B.J. Hobbs is investigating a fatal crash in Alleghany County that occurred yesterday, Aug. 9, at about 8:30 p.m. on

SALEM — The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation's Salem Field Office is investigating the fatal shooting death of an Alleghany County man in

The local school board candidate told members of the Midwest Youth Liberation Front that was a Proud Boy leader, according to reports.

Oregon adopted an emergency rule Thursday that strengthens requirements for employers to safeguard workers from extreme heat, including expanding access to shade and cool water in what advocates called the nation's most protective heat rules following deadly record-high temperatures in the Pacific Northwest. “With these new rules, Oregon has a chance to lead the country in ensuring workplaces are safe from high heat, especially for those doing the most demanding and dangerous jobs like farming and construction,” said Kate Suisman, an attorney with the Northwest Workers’ Justice Project. The emergency rule adopted by the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division, or Oregon OSHA, also mandates regular cooldown breaks and communication between employees and supervisors so workers can report concerns.

Hundreds of deaths in Canada, Oregon and Washington may have been caused by the historic heat wave that baked the Pacific Northwest and shattered all-time temperature records in usually temperate cities. Oregon health officials said late Wednesday more than 60 deaths have been tied to the heat, with the state's largest county, Multnomah, blaming the weather for 45 deaths since the heat wave began Friday. British Columbia’s chief coroner, Lisa Lapointe, said her office received reports of at least 486 “sudden and unexpected deaths” between Friday and 1 p.m. Wednesday.

The grim toll of the historic heat wave in the Pacific Northwest became more apparent as authorities in Canada, Oregon and Washington state said Wednesday they were investigating hundreds of deaths likely caused by scorching temperatures that shattered all-time records in the normally temperate region. British Columbia’s chief coroner, Lisa Lapointe, said her office received reports of at least 486 “sudden and unexpected deaths” between Friday and Wednesday. “While it is too early to say with certainty how many of these deaths are heat related, it is believed likely that the significant increase in deaths reported is attributable to the extreme weather,” LaPointe said in a statement.

Record-breaking temperatures Saturday and Sunday. A risk of heat exhaustion. "We're going to have to get used to this," said one expert.

In May, Customs and Border Protection reported more than 180,000 migrants at the Southern border, the largest number in a month in more than 20 years.

In a new report, Pentagon officials claim they lack evidence that UFOs are from worlds other than Earth.

‘I understand why many people want to be Idahoans,’ governor Brad Little says, describing move as ‘within the realm of possibility’