Cold weather alerts are still in place this morning for the majority of the viewing area, barring Lynchburg and Southside. These are extremely warranted as temperatures have taken a dive into the 20s and 30s. You’ll for sure need the big coat as you step outside this morning.
10 News anchor John “Appy” Appicello is celebrating a major milestone: 20 years ago today, he became part of the WSLS family.
WSLS is excited to partner with the team behind“BUZZ,”a public television series that highlights nonprofit organizations across Southwest Virginia. Be sure to catch it tonight, as it will be streaming here for the first time at 7:30 p.m.!
In a nail-biter, Glenvar managed to take down the Union Bears by one point, securing their spot in the Class 2 State Championship.
WSLS is partnering with 'BUZZ,' a public television series highlighting nonprofits in Southwest Virginia. Tonight's episode, airing at 7:30 p.m., features Angels of Assisi, a Roanoke-based nonprofit pet clinic and adoption center dedicated to ensuring pets receive necessary care and homes. Michael Hemphill, the creator and host of BUZZ, discussed the series on WSLS earlier this week.
10 News was awarded an outstanding journalism award from the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation on Wednesday night, 10 News was awarded the Most Comprehensive Agricultural Coverage in Virginia. c
WSLS is excited to partner with the team behind “BUZZ,” a public television series that highlights nonprofit organizations across Southwest Virginia.
After an overcast start to our Thursday, clouds have parted a bit this afternoon to allow for a few peeks of sunshine! However, this will be short-lived. We have an increase in cloud cover back in the forecast this evening, ahead of more showers tonight.
After a chilly morning, temperatures are expected to rise quickly today! It has been a layering type of morning so far with temps in the 20s and 30s early, but thanks to the help of abundant sunshine, we have a quick warm-up on tap! Wind gusts will also settle dow
If you enjoy the breezy weather, you have certainly been a fan of the past few days. We have been locked into a windy pattern, and today will be no different. Along with the high winds, our high temperatures today will be very seasonal, in the upper 50s and lower 60s. We won’t see anything more than a few passing clouds today!
A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for November 10th and 11th for an arctic air mass moving into the region. This will be the coldest air of the season and the wind chill values will make it feel even cooler.
The Virginia Veterans Parade steps off at 11 a.m. on Saturday, bringing veterans, families, and community members together from across the region to celebrate service and sacrifice. You can watch the parade on-air, or anywhere you stream 10 News.
WSLS volunteers, along with students from the Northside High International Habitat Club, put on their work gloves again today for the 11th Home for Good. Earlier this summer, the home build began with a ceremonial wall-raising. The project is anticipated to be finished by late fall, just in time for the Toure family to celebrate the holidays in their new home.
In the first episode, “Election Season in Virginia,” WSLS Rewind takes viewers on a journey through decades of political campaigns, economic challenges, and social debates that have shaped elections in the Commonwealth.
If you enjoy the cold weather, you are in for a treat with these next few weather makers. We have not one, not two, but three fronts that will swing into our area throughout the weekend and next work week, bringing the first arctic blast of the season.
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.
The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday that it had made multiple arrests after concluding a narcotics investigation in the Gladys area of the county.
The bobcat kittens rescued by the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center are now on the path to recovery. Now, you can watch them LIVE in their enclosure at the SWVA Wildlife center in Roanoke through the WSLS 10 Bobcat Cam.
With a very humid atmosphere and slow-moving upper-level winds, any storm that has developed the past few days has been a soaker. This pattern will continue into the next few days as well.
Flash flood risks remain elevated in Southwest and Central Virginia as a pattern of hot, humid, and rainy weather continues. Meteorologist Delaney Wills reports the latest on continued flooding threats, persistent storms, and a potential tropical system developing in the Gulf.
