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Two children left with minor injuries after crash involving Carroll County school bus

Two kids were hurt after a crash involving a Carroll County school bus Monday morning, according to Virginia State Police.

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Two children left with minor injuries after crash involving Carroll County school bus

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Special Olympics athletes compete in regional basketball tournament

Athletes from all over Southwest Virginia traveled to Cassell Coliseum today to compete in the Special Olympics VA regional basketball tournament.

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Shamrock Shake to return to McDonald’s on Feb. 20

Officials said that the iconic Shamrock Shake will be making a return to McDonald’s on Feb. 20 along with another treat – the OREO Shamrock McFlurry.

Special Olympics recognizes local schools for inclusion initiatives

Schools in Southwest Virginia are involved in spreading Special Olympics' message of inclusion and some, including Salem High School, are getting national recognition for their efforts.

Extra SNAP benefits set to expire, Feeding Southwest Virginia receives major donation

On Friday, Feeding Southwest Virginia received a massive donation of 30,000 pounds of protein from Smithfield Foods.

Mental toll school lockdowns can have on students, parents, staff

Some schools in southwest Virginia were in a lockdown for multiple hours.

Teacher Job Recruiting Fair hoping to fill hundreds of open positions across Southwest Virginia

Teacher Job Recruiting Fair hoping to fill hundreds of open positions across Southwest Virginia

Suspect considered armed and dangerous now in custody after Bland County Schools go on lockdown

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Special needs center merger expands service across Virginia

St. Vincent's home has now merged with the Virginia Institute of Autism.

Poverty Awareness Month sheds light on food insecurity in the Roanoke Valley

January is poverty awareness month. One key factor in poverty is not having enough to eat.

Bald eagle found dead at Carvin’s Cove first in SW Virginia to test positive for Bird Flu

A bald eagle that was found dead at Carvin’s Cove in December has tested positive for the Bird Flu, or Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza. It’s the first known case in a bald eagle in Southwest Virginia, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.

988 reaches six months in service

It has been 6 months since the launch of the three-digit mental health crisis line - 988.

Special Olympics Polar Plunge season kicks off in Southwest VA

In a few weeks, hundreds of people from across Southwest Virginia will willingly jump into the New River in Radford in February in support of Special Olympics Virginia.

Roanoke teen curfew proposal, city council meetings and more news happening today

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia.

Food banks in Southwest Virginia expect increased demand in 2023

A new study shows hunger in Virginia has increased over 50% from 2021.

New year, new finances: How to be financially responsible in 2023

Experts are saying 2023 is going to be a bounce-back year.

Thousands without power in Southwest, Central Virginia Dec. 26

Thousands are without power in Central and Southwest Virginia as wintry weather continues to roll through the Commonwealth.

YOUR PHOTOS | Check out these photos of icy weather across Central, Southwest Virginia

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How you can help nonprofits in Southwest Virginia on Giving Tuesday

Giving Tuesday is crucial for organizations that provide resources to our community.

Salvation Army Angel Tree program kicks off in Southwest Virginia

Each year thousands of families are forced to choose between making ends meet or giving Christmas presents to their children.

Southwest Virginia LGBTQ+ community reacts to deadly Colorado gay club shooting

Members of the LGBTQ+ community in Southwest Virginia are speaking out about the tragedy, including Roanoke City Councilman Joe Cobb, who is openly gay.

Disabled tractor trailer on I-77N in Bland County cleared

The scene has been cleared, according to VDOT.

Wiley Drive in Roanoke closed until further notice due to flooding, officials say

Roanoke Stormwater made the announcement on Friday morning that Wiley Drive in Roanoke is closed due to flooding.

Roanoke non-profit to launch new chapter, combat violent crime in Lynchburg

Peacemakers will launch a new chapter in Lynchburg on Nov. 10

VetBiz: New program for veteran business owners in Roanoke

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

‘We did expect to win a few more seats:’ Governor Youngkin reacts to midterm election results

Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin spoke with 10 News about the midterm election results and if a presidential run is in his future.

Morgan Griffith projected to hold onto Virginia’s 9th congressional district seat

Incumbent Morgan Griffith (R) is projected to keep his seat in Congress.

U.S. House of Representatives District 9 general election results on Nov. 8, 2022

Incumbent Morgan Griffith (R) and Taysha Devaughan (D) are vying for Virginia’s 9th congressional district the U.S. House of Representatives.

Students head to Roanoke for STEAM Day

Students across Southwest Virginia got a taste of what it’s like to have a career in STEAM – science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics.

Martinsville Speedway gearing up for a packed 75th anniversary race weekend

The historic racetrack will host three races this weekend beginning Thursday night.

Top three spooky spots in Southwest, Central Virginia, according to you

We asked, you answered. Here are the top three ghoulishly fun haunted houses and trails in Southwest and Central Virginia, according to you.

‘There is no wrong place to go:’ How to find the best fall foliage in Southwest Virginia

This time of year is considered peak hiking season because of the Fall foliage.

Botetourt County man opens martial arts dojo in Buchanan

Joseph Rae has been studying the art of Bujinkan for nearly 30 years and is now taking on a new role as an instructor.

Get ready to fight off zombies at this year’s 3rd Annual Zombie Survival in Moneta

“The Woods Have Eyes” is the theme of this year’s Zombie Survival Walk.

Authorities offering monetary reward for information on Patrick County burglary suspects

The incident happened at the Rabbit Ridge Gun Shop in Ararat on Sept. 22

Halloween events happening soon in Southwest, Central Virginia

From the Highlands all the way down to Southside, these are some events you can mark down on your calendars for spooky season.

More than $4 million in federal funds to Southwest Virginia

Virginia Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced more than $4 million in federal funding are going to projects in Southwest Virginia on Monday, according to a news release.

Explore your love for the outdoors with Roanoke’s Go Outside Festival

Explore your love for the outdoors with Roanoke's Go Outside Festival

Virginia Tech ready to move forward after ACC Championship run

Mike Young called the Hokies' ACC Championship win a "real shot in the arm for the program and southwest Virginia."

Why some school systems are still struggling with bus delays, routes

Issues with school transportation have continued, and staffing shortages are to blame.

Here’s how you can explore Virginia’s fall foliage

The Virginia Department of Forestry is offering a way for nature lovers to take in the beauty of Virginia’s fall foliage.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Looking beyond bruises

October marks National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Experts say domestic violence is an epidemic nationwide and in Southwest Virginia.

Virginia receives federal funding for hurricane recovery efforts

Federal funding has been approved to help local communities recover from damages due to Hurricane Ian.

Wytheville man sentenced for possession of child pornography

A Wytheville man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the possession of child pornography, according to the Wythe County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office.

Tractor-trailer crash on I-81S in Wythe County causing cleared

VDOT says this crash has been cleared.

Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation hosts ‘Power of Pink’ luncheon in Roanoke

On Monday, the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation hosted its Power of Pink Luncheon at The Hotel Roanoke.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces Virginia’s Energy Plan

Governor Glenn Youngkin unveiled his 2022 Energy Plan in Lynchburg Monday morning.

Galax nursing program aims to fill staffing shortages

The organization’s mission is to recruit and retain a qualified, highly skilled healthcare workforce for the region, according to its website.

Virginia emergency agencies prepare for Hurricane Ian’s impact

Parts of the commonwealth could see heavy rain and potential flooding this weekend as Hurricane Ian spreads.

Organizers call first SWVA Pride Fest a success

This year’s PrideFest was one for the books.

Celebrating Adult Education & Family Literacy Week in Southwest Virginia

Region 5 Adult Education is celebrating Adult Education and Family Literacy this week across Southwest Virginia by highlighting their free classes.

DSLCC to get $1.46 million grant for workforce training in sawmills, wood manufacturing

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senators Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine applauded two grants totaling $2,966,029 from the Appalachian Regional Commission awarded

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Virginia Shifts $700 Million In Relief Funds To Boost Rural Broadband Access

Virginia will direct $700 million drawn from pandemic relief funds to boost broadband access and help close the digital divide for some of the poorest regions of the state.

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Governor announces new restrictions

RICHMOND — A modified stay at home order, a universal mask requirement, and a reduction in social gatherings were some of the restrictions put in place by Gov. The new restrictions, including a curfew, are in place beginning Monday and will last through Jan. 31. When you’re outside watching your child play sports, wear a mask,” Northam said. Examples of social gatherings include parties, celebrations or other social events regardless of whether they are held indoors or outdoors. Intensive care unit capacity is a problem in many areas of the country, Northam said.

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New statewide restrictions to contain COVID-19 go into effect Sunday at midnight

While the commonwealth’s case count per capita and positivity rate remain comparatively low, all five health regions are experiencing increases in new COVID-19 cases, positive tests, and hospitalizations. Virginia is averaging 1,500 newly-reported COVID-19 cases per day, up from a statewide peak of approximately 1,200 in May. Although hospital capacity remains stable, hospitalizations have increased statewide by more than 35 percent in the last four weeks. On Tuesday, Northam announced new contracts with three laboratories as part of the commonwealth’s OneLabNetwork, which will significantly increase Virginia’s public health testing capacity. The full text of amended Executive Order Sixty-Three and Order of Public Health Emergency Five and sixth amended Executive Order Sixty-Seven and Order of Public Health Emergency Seven are available here: www.governor.virginia.gov/executive-actionsFor information about COVID-19 in Virginia, visit vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus.

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Virus cases rising in Southwest Virginia, governor says

RICHMOND — While news about the coronavirus numbers in Virginia appears good overall, Gov. Ralph Northam expressed concern in a press conference last Wednesday about a rise in the number of cases and the percentage of positive tests in Southwest Virginia. “We’re lucky in Virginia. While case counts have trended upward in some states, we have not seen large increases,” Northam said. “While our numbers look pretty good overall, we have considerable differences in regions.”As of last Wednesd...

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Virus cases rising in Southwest Virginia, governor says

RICHMOND — While news about the coronavirus numbers in Virginia appears good overall, Gov. Ralph Northam expressed concern in a Wednesday press conference about a rise in the number of cases and the percentage of positive tests in Southwest Virginia. “We’re lucky in Virginia. While case counts have trended upward in some states, we have not seen large increases,” Northam said. “While our numbers look pretty good overall, we have considerable differences in regions.”The state as a whole has a ...

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