Join us in wishing 10 News anchor John Carlin a very happy work anniversary! 🎉For decades, he has been the trusted voice bringing stories that matter to Central and Southwest Virginia.
According to court documents obtained by WSLS 10, the lawsuit claims the city’s determination that TLOT’s outdoor toilets and lockers should be classified as outdoor storage is too literal.
WSLS 10 is pleased to announce it was recognized on Friday at the Virginia Association of Broadcasters’ Summer Convention Awards Gala!
In a rare feat of preservation, a 75-year-old steam locomotive continues operating in the same city where it was built, serving as a rolling testament to Roanoke’s railroad heritage.
Former “Today” show co-anchor Hoda Kotb returned to Virginia Tech Monday, revisiting the campus where she studied journalism and meeting with students who have been testing her new wellness app, Joy 101.
10 News anchor John “Appy” Appicello is celebrating a major milestone: 20 years ago today, he became part of the WSLS family.
In Virginia, the Cherokee wars of 1776 saw battles between the Cherokee Native Americans and settlers in the region.
This baby shower is a wish list in-kind donation drive designed to stock up on frequently used and essential items for the center’s wildlife hospital. The event promises fun for the whole family, featuring a face painter and the chance to see some of the center’s amazing wildlife ambassadors up close.
For nearly a century, the Appalachian Trail has wound its way through the Roanoke Valley, becoming not just a hiking path but a cornerstone of local history and community life.
Washington provided stock to the fledgling Liberty Hall Academy, laying the groundwork for the institution's survival.
While America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, Roanoke is remembering Virginia Lee, a librarian whose protection of Black literature helped sustain Roanoke’s community through segregation and beyond.
In 1968, the Virginia Military Institute took a monumental step by becoming the last public higher education institution in Virginia to integrate.
Home for Good has become a passion project for us at WSLS 10, and we couldn’t be more grateful to take part in such a meaningful initiative.
Midnight, October 9 is the deadline to register for the Angel Tree program through the Salvation Army of the Roanoke Valley. This branch serves Roanoke City, Roanoke County, Salem, Vinton, Craig, and Botetourt counties.
If NBCUniversal and YouTube TV do not reach a new agreement by Sept. 30, 2025, YouTube TV customers may lose access to WSLS 10, the NBC affiliate serving Roanoke, Lynchburg and Southwest Virginia.
After nearly 20 years in TV news, Morning Anchor Jenna Zibton is saying goodbye to alarms that go off at 2:30 a.m. as she moves into a communications role within state government.
WSLS had a record number of partner shelters in 2025 and a record number of animals that got adopted! Partner shelters reported nearly 1,000 pets adopted during the campaign.
“The bobcats are doing great. They have probably tripled, not quadrupled in size at this point. They’re eating the equivalent of one whole chicken a day … but they’re doing wonderful,” said SWVA Wildlife Center Executive Director Chester Leonard.
A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Roanoke, Lynchburg, and surrounding areas until 10 p.m., accompanying an afternoon of warm, humid conditions and hit-or-miss storms. Get the updated radar, forecast details, and a look ahead at a hot, muggy week.
If your junk drawer is overflowing with old bills and bank statements—listen up! This weekend, WSLS 10 is helping you clear the clutter and protect your identity—all for free. Let’s be honest: we all have that stack of paper we’ve been meaning to get rid of. Instead of just tossing it in the trash, why not shred it the safe way?
Just a day before Cinco de Mayo, the third annual Taco Ritas celebration, in partnership with WSLS 10, took place at the Berglund Center on Sunday, giving people a chance to savor some of the best tacos in the area.
You may have noticed all of your friends on social media are turning themselves into Barbie dolls and action figures. WSLS tried it. We show you how you can do it, too.
10 News wore purple Tuesday in a show of support for a respected colleague in local television, Mark Spain, who was recently diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. In a special Healthwatch, a local doctor explains what pancreatic cancer is and some of the risk factors and warning signs of this disease.
Crews are making progress building a Home for Good in Southeast Roanoke as WSLS 10 is once again partnering with Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley.
The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) has unveiled the 2024 Region 12 Edward R. Murrow winners, and WSLS 10 is proud to announce that we have been honored with four rewards.
Virginia State Police confirmed to 10 News that a Pulaski town councilman is facing multiple misdemeanor charges for conflict of interest.
10 News is excited to partner with the Salvation Army again this year helping with its Angel Tree program.
There will be many fun activities at WSLS 10′s Trick-or-Treat at Layman Family Farms, including an appearance from the “Rhinestone Roper,” who was on America’s Got Talent in 2011.
NBCUniversal Local’s Clear The Shelters nationwide pet adoption and donation initiative has now resulted in more than one million adoptions since its 2015 inception as more than 157,000 pets found new homes during the 2023 campaign.
WSLS 10 made a $1,045 donation to United Way of the Roanoke Valley, thanks to community partners through its Dining for Charities program.
Friday night a familiar face was among the community leaders recognized during the Roanoke Branch NAACP’s 23rd Annual Citizen of the Year Awards.
Tasty Tuesday has been rockin’ and rollin’ since August of 2019, but we’ve yet to feature Asian cuisine. That changes now with Wok n’ Roll Kitchen in downtown Roanoke.
10 Sports’ John Appicello sat down with Virginia Tech Athletic Director Whit Babcock, who hired Women’s Basketball Coach Kenny Brooks.
Board of Supervisor member in Montgomery County Sherri Blevins sits down with WSLS 10 to talk about why notices were high, and what you can do about it.
Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet chats with WSLS 10 about business growth in the county, more than 20 businesses opened in the area.
