Portion of Church Street in Lynchburg to temporarily close for construction March 30โApril 3
Read full article: Portion of Church Street in Lynchburg to temporarily close for construction March 30โApril 3Heads up, drivers! A portion of Church Street in Lynchburg will be closed to eastbound traffic from Monday, March 30, through Friday, April 3, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Another wave of โNo Kingsโ protests draw hundreds across Southwest Virginia
Read full article: Another wave of โNo Kingsโ protests draw hundreds across Southwest VirginiaHundreds of people turned out across Southwest Virginia on Saturday as part of a nationwide โNo Kingsโ protest movement, with demonstrations held in Roanoke, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Blacksburg and more.
Lynchburgโs proposed $620M budget targets infrastructure, schools
Read full article: Lynchburgโs proposed $620M budget targets infrastructure, schoolsLynchburgโs proposed 2027 budget tops $620 million, and city leaders say most of that money is earmarked for maintaining what already exists โ not launching new programs.
Lynchburg Humane Society dog takes pics with Easter Bunny at River Ridge
Read full article: Lynchburg Humane Society dog takes pics with Easter Bunny at River RidgeAn adorable adoptable pet from the Lynchburg Humane Society was feeling โhoppyโ after posing for photos with the Easter bunny at River Ridge on Monday.
Man charged after accidental shooting in Lynchburg that injured one, officials investigating
Read full article: Man charged after accidental shooting in Lynchburg that injured one, officials investigatingThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Wednesday that it was investigating an accidental shooting that occurred Wednesday afternoon.
Lynchburg Regional Airport offering new flight and travel options, connecting them to major hubs
Read full article: Lynchburg Regional Airport offering new flight and travel options, connecting them to major hubsStarting this spring, Lynchburg Regional Airport will offer daily United Express jet service connecting passengers to major hubs in Chicago and Washington, D.C., officials said. The move is being pitched as a boost for travel options and the regional economy.
Lynchburg Police Department seeking publicโs assistance in locating missing, endangered man
Read full article: Lynchburg Police Department seeking publicโs assistance in locating missing, endangered manThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Friday that it was seeking the publicโs assistance in locating a missing and endangered 93-year-old man.
Lynchburg man arrested for unlawful imaging and production of child pornography after investigation, LPD gives update
Read full article: Lynchburg man arrested for unlawful imaging and production of child pornography after investigation, LPD gives updateThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Thursday that it had arrested a 26-year-old Lynchburg man and charged him with multiple offenses after an investigation into a potential recording device inside a womenโs dressing room at Lynchburg Dicks Sporting Goods.
Campbell County Sheriffโs Office seeking public assistance in locating wanted woman
Read full article: Campbell County Sheriffโs Office seeking public assistance in locating wanted womanThe Campbell County Sheriffโs Office announced Thursday that it was continuing its efforts to locate a wanted 42-year-old Lynchburg woman.
Court of Appeals weighs transgender discrimination case against Liberty University
Read full article: Court of Appeals weighs transgender discrimination case against Liberty UniversityA federal appeals court is reviewing the case of a transgender employee fired by Liberty University and could ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court.
Three charged with abuse and neglect of a vulnerable adult in Bedford
Read full article: Three charged with abuse and neglect of a vulnerable adult in BedfordThe Bedford Police Department announced that it had charged three individuals with Abuse and Neglect of a Vulnerable Adult after an investigation into criminal neglect allegations.
Two displaced, dog injured following house fire in Lynchburg
Read full article: Two displaced, dog injured following house fire in LynchburgTwo people are displaced, and a dog was taken to an emergency vet clinic following a house fire that occurred in Lynchburg on Tuesday, Lynchburg Fire Department said.
Portion of Wards Road northbound in Lynchburg closed due to incident Monday
Read full article: Portion of Wards Road northbound in Lynchburg closed due to incident MondayThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Monday that the 2400 block on the North Bound side is closed due to an incident Monday. LPD is urging the public to find an alternative route and to stay safe.
Few showers later Sunday with strong-to-severe storms on tap for Monday
Read full article: Few showers later Sunday with strong-to-severe storms on tap for MondayQuiet tonight but isolated showers will form on Sunday with the main event coming on Monday. Please stay weather aware early next week as a Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Monday due to the potential for strong-to-severe storms.
Lynchburg Riverfront Park Amphitheater almost complete
Read full article: Lynchburg Riverfront Park Amphitheater almost completeConstruction on Lynchburgโs new downtown amphitheater is almost complete, city leaders and developers say. The outdoor venue is expected to bring more concerts, festivals and community events to the heart of downtown and to create jobs and new revenue for small businesses.
Lynchburg Council Chaos
Read full article: Lynchburg Council ChaosLynchburg city council members shouted over one another repeated during debate at the City Council meeting on March 10m 2026. At one point, Mayor Larry Taylor threatened to force council member Marty Misjuns from council chambers. The debate emerged after the vice mayor compared the state's redistricting measure to rape.
Lynchburg father sentenced to 35 years in death of 2-month-old infant
Read full article: Lynchburg father sentenced to 35 years in death of 2-month-old infantA Lynchburg man, William James Smith, has been sentenced in connection with the death of his two-month-old daughter in January 2022, according to Lynchburg Commonwealthโs Attorney Bethany Harrison.
LIST: St. Patrickโs Day events happening across Central, Southwest Virginia โ๏ธ
Read full article: LIST: St. Patrickโs Day events happening across Central, Southwest Virginia โ๏ธSeveral areas across our region are ready to shamrock and roll this weekend with numerous events happening to help people celebrate St. Patrickโs Day.
Lynchburg Police in search of missing 57-year-old man, seeking publicโs assistance
Read full article: Lynchburg Police in search of missing 57-year-old man, seeking publicโs assistanceThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Tuesday that it was in search of a missing 57-year-old man who is considered to be endangered due to a medical condition.
Lynchburg voters begin casting their ballots ahead of Virginia special election
Read full article: Lynchburg voters begin casting their ballots ahead of Virginia special electionLynchburg voters who want to cast ballots before Election Day can use early voting at the city registrarโs office. Early voting runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and continues through April 18.
Man arrested and charged with multiple offenses after making threats towards Lynchburg Police
Read full article: Man arrested and charged with multiple offenses after making threats towards Lynchburg PoliceThe Lynchburg Police Department announced that it had arrested a 34-year-old man on multiple charges after officials said he made threats to kill law enforcement officials.
Measles exposure at Lynchburg General Hospital; What you need to know
Read full article: Measles exposure at Lynchburg General Hospital; What you need to knowVirginia has recorded 10 confirmed measles cases this year, double the number reported last year, VDH said. Health officials urged people who are not fully vaccinated or otherwise immune to contact their doctor about vaccination and testing.
Hill City FC coming to the City of Lynchburg
Read full article: Hill City FC coming to the City of LynchburgDowntown Lynchburg is preparing for a fresh reason to celebrate as Hill City FC begins operations later this month and opens tryouts March 21. City officials and residents say the minor league franchise could generate visitors, spending and energy for restaurants, hotels and retailers near the stadium.
Staff shortage could lead to suspended bus routes in Lynchburg
Read full article: Staff shortage could lead to suspended bus routes in LynchburgThe Greater Lynchburg Transit Co. is weighing service reductions, including suspending Sunday routes, after a staffing shortfall left the system stretched thin. The proposal follows a board meeting and interviews with drivers and riders that underscored recruitment and retention challenges.
Virginia Health Officials investigating potential measles exposure in Southwest Virginia
Read full article: Virginia Health Officials investigating potential measles exposure in Southwest VirginiaThe Virginia Department of Health announced that it was notified of a confirmed case of measles that traveled through the Southwest Region on Monday.
City of Lynchburg to host community input session for fire chief search
Read full article: City of Lynchburg to host community input session for fire chief searchThe City of Lynchburg announced February that it had begun a comprehensive, community-informed search process for the next Fire Chief of the Lynchburg Fire Department.
Special Election on redistricting moves forward after Lynchburg judge dismisses lawsuit
Read full article: Special Election on redistricting moves forward after Lynchburg judge dismisses lawsuitA Virginia judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the upcoming special election on redistricting, allowing voters to head to the polls while legal questions about the vote could still remain.
Lynchburg City Schools asks city for $42 million for capital reinforcement plan
Read full article: Lynchburg City Schools asks city for $42 million for capital reinforcement planLynchburg City Schools is asking the city for just over $42 million โ about $2.7 million more than last year โ to support its capital improvement plan and day-to-day operations.
City Manager Benda Defends Against Misjunsโ Transparency Claims
Read full article: City Manager Benda Defends Against Misjunsโ Transparency ClaimsThereโs new back-and-forth between Lynchburg City Councilman Marty Misjuns and City Manager Wynter Benda, and itโs all documented in a series of letters between the two.
Lynchburg City Schools will begin daily metal detector screenings at Heritage High in March
Read full article: Lynchburg City Schools will begin daily metal detector screenings at Heritage High in MarchLynchburg City Schools will begin daily metal detector screenings at Heritage High School, district officials said. Students are to enter at their usual door, walk through a metal-detection frame or be scanned by a hand-held detector before classes begin.
City of Lynchburg to begin free water service line material inspections
Read full article: City of Lynchburg to begin free water service line material inspectionsLynchburg Water Resources, in partnership with contractors Hazen and Sawyer, and Whitman, Requardt and Assoicates will begin to conduct free inspections of customersโ water service line materials in select locations throughout the city as part of the LWRโs Pure Pipe Lynchburg program, officials said.
Lynchburg motor vehicle crash that injured 9-year-old pedestrian under investigation
Read full article: Lynchburg motor vehicle crash that injured 9-year-old pedestrian under investigationThe Lynchburg police department announced Wednesday that a 9-year-old boy was injured after a motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian.
Lynchburg City Council votes to extend youth curfew for another year
Read full article: Lynchburg City Council votes to extend youth curfew for another yearThe Lynchburg City Council voted 4-2 to extend a citywide youth curfew for another year after debate about safety and enforcement. Supporters point to fewer youth-involved incidents; opponents question enforcement and parental responsibility. Reporting is based on remarks from city officials and parents.
Florida man pleads guilty to defrauding Lynchburg doctor of almost $500,000
Read full article: Florida man pleads guilty to defrauding Lynchburg doctor of almost $500,000A Florida man has pleaded guilty to his role in a two-year scheme to defraud a Lynchburg doctor out of nearly $500,000, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
WATCH: Prayer vigil honoring the life and legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson held in Lynchburg
Read full article: WATCH: Prayer vigil honoring the life and legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson held in LynchburgThe Lynchburg community gathered together in a prayer vigil to look back at and honor the life of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, Monday night. 10 News Photojournalist Dwayne Murrell was in attendance and showed how the residents honored his memory and legacy.
Lynchburg Central Virginia Free Clinic closed following fire, inside to be completely rebuilt
Read full article: Lynchburg Central Virginia Free Clinic closed following fire, inside to be completely rebuiltA fire has forced the Free Clinic of Central Virginia to close its downtown Lynchburg treatment area, creating a funding gap and forcing patients to seek care at temporary sites while staff and neighbors work to rebuild.
Newell, Moore help Western Kentucky end Libertyโs 17-game win streak in 94-73 victory
Read full article: Newell, Moore help Western Kentucky end Libertyโs 17-game win streak in 94-73 victoryGrant Newell and Teagan Moore both had 21 points and Western Kentucky put an end to Libertyโs 17-game winning streak with a 94-73 victory.
Suspect arrested, charged after Lynchburg shooting leaves man hospitalized
Read full article: Suspect arrested, charged after Lynchburg shooting leaves man hospitalizedA man has been arrested in connection with a Lynchburg shooting that left another man hospitalized, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.
Bedford teen arrested for allegedly taking photos of girls at Lynchburg YMCA locker room
Read full article: Bedford teen arrested for allegedly taking photos of girls at Lynchburg YMCA locker roomA 17-year-old boy from Bedford was arrested for allegedly taking photos of girls in a locker room at the Jamerson YMCA in Lynchburg, according to the police department.
Canadian man arrested after multi-agency child sexual abuse material investigation involving Lynchburg police
Read full article: Canadian man arrested after multi-agency child sexual abuse material investigation involving Lynchburg policeThe Lynchburg Police Department announced that it had arrested a 22-year-old Canadian man following an investigation that included the Halifax Integrated Criminal Investigation Division in Canada and Canada Border Services.
Lynchburg City Council passes zoning law restricting abortion clinics
Read full article: Lynchburg City Council passes zoning law restricting abortion clinicsLynchburg City Council recently enacted a controversial zoning ordinance that defines reproductive health care services as abortion services and restricts where these clinics can operate within the city. The new law, passed after a lengthy and heated public hearing, has divided the community, with supporters saying it protects neighborhoods and families, while opponents warn it could lead to legal challenges and accuse the council of political maneuvering.
Lynchburg tenants face housing challenges amid HUD assistance concerns
Read full article: Lynchburg tenants face housing challenges amid HUD assistance concernsLynchburg is facing a critical housing situation that has some tenants worried about losing their homes. Many residents who receive assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) feel they are being pushed out of their apartments.
Lynchburg City leaders are taking look at streetlight issues across neighborhoods
Read full article: Lynchburg City leaders are taking look at streetlight issues across neighborhoodsDuring the latest Physical Development Committee meeting, council members were briefed by Appalachian Power and city staff on several infrastructure concerns, including the cityโs streetlight outage reporting process.
Lynchburg facing affordable housing crisis
Read full article: Lynchburg facing affordable housing crisisLynchburg is facing a deepening affordable housing crisis as public housing waitlists close and Section 8 Housing Choice vouchers become scarce. Hundreds of working families and individuals with limited income are struggling to find safe, affordable homes. With funding constraints and high demand, local housing authorities and organizations like Rush Homes are stretched thin, leaving many residents without options. This article explores the impact on families, the challenges faced by housing programs, and the urgent need for solutions in Lynchburgโs housing market.
Man rescued, power knocked out for hundreds after multi-vehicle accident in Lynchburg
Read full article: Man rescued, power knocked out for hundreds after multi-vehicle accident in LynchburgCrews assisted Lynchburg Police with an accident on Campbell Avenue that led to power being knocked out for hundreds of residents, Lynchburg Fire Department said.
Lynchburg City Council reviews emergency order, zoning issues related to abortion
Read full article: Lynchburg City Council reviews emergency order, zoning issues related to abortionLynchburg City Council tackled several pressing issues during its second meeting of the year, including proposed zoning regulations for abortion clinics and the city managerโs emergency declaration. The council also postponed public hearings, which will be rescheduled for a future date.
Winter storm impacts: 10 News crews provide updates on road conditions across Southwest, Central Virginia
Read full article: Winter storm impacts: 10 News crews provide updates on road conditions across Southwest, Central VirginiaFollowing the recent winter storm, road conditions across Southwest and Central Virginia remain a concern. As we kick off the work week, our 10 News team is on the ground to keep you informed about travel conditions.
Freezing Rain, Sleet & Snow: What causes the Difference?
Read full article: Freezing Rain, Sleet & Snow: What causes the Difference?As this weekend's winter storm makes its way to Southwest Virginia, we are tracking multiple types of wintry precipitation. Learn about how difference types are precipitation are formed and how it affects a forecast!
More than 1,000 Liberty University students to join March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Read full article: More than 1,000 Liberty University students to join March for Life in Washington, D.C.More than 1,000 Liberty University students will participate in the March for Life in the nationโs capital on Friday, a long-standing tradition in which the university has been involved for decades.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years laterโ๏ธ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
Lynchburg Police investigating Wednesday night shooting
Read full article: Lynchburg Police investigating Wednesday night shootingThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Wednesday that it was investigating a shooting that occurred in the 800 block of Greenfield Drive. Anyone with information is encouraged to call LPD at (434) 847-1602.
Central Virginia prepares for winter with new delivery truck, road safety tips
Read full article: Central Virginia prepares for winter with new delivery truck, road safety tipsWith temperatures dropping and winter weather on the horizon, local organizations and road crews in Central Virginia are gearing up to keep the community safe and moving.
