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Gun violence among kids on the rise in Roanoke, city leaders look for next steps

Monday's Roanoke city council meeting addressed a rise in youth instances involving guns, and how to fix the problem.

Kings Dominion’s new chaperone policy begins on April 22

Kings Dominion will roll out a new chaperone policy on April 22.

Pinwheels placed in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month

On Wednesday, the Town of Christiansburg placed pinwheels in grassy areas around the town in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Roanoke non-profit, Huddle Up Moms, offers free baby formula

The Roanoke non-profit, Huddle Up Moms works to host a free baby formula giveaway event at least once a week.

26-year-old New York man arrested after traveling to meet underage Lynchburg girl, police say

A New York man has been arrested and charged after traveling to meet up with an underage girl in Lynchburg, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.

Franklin County father faces felony charge after rushing his daughter to the ER

When Michael Morris and his wife were taking his ten-year-old daughter Marta to the pediatrician, they quickly realized she needed emergency help.

Consumer Reports: New law to prevent furniture tip-over incidents

It’s a deadly danger inside many homes: furniture that tips over.

Lynchburg City Schools look at pay increases for teacher, staff

The school board discussed a competitive salary proposal at Tuesday night's school board work session.

New Virginia bill proposes controversial gender identity legislation

Sage's Law would require schools to notify parents if a child's preferred gender identity is different than their biological sex.

Alleghany Highlands Public Schools considering cell phone policy

Alleghany Highlands Public Schools is asking for input on cell phones in the classroom.

Clifton Forge officials ask for input on all-abilities park

Clifton Forge is holding an open forum Tuesday to get opinions on their all abilities park plan.

Roanoke organization supports moms after birth and beyond

Huddle Up Moms gives moms a space to connect with one another, while providing resources to support them on their journey.

‘It’s a way of living’: Mom discusses parenting children with autism

“As parents, we’re always worried.”

Concern over children consuming marijuana edibles

According to UVA Health, calls to the Blue Ridge Poison Center for children unintentionally consuming edible marijuana products have nearly tripled from 26 in 2021 to 77 in 2022.

Danville organization creates master plan to help children succeed

The Children and Youth Master Plan focuses on safety and security strategies, mental health, purpose, and relationships

How the Sandy Hook tragedy is impacting parents 10 years later

A decade after the Sandy Hook tragedy, for some those feelings of grief and fear are still being felt.

Rockbridge County High School hires additional counselors after student mental health survey

Rockbridge County High School Principal Dr. Mike Craft said students are in the midst of a mental health crisis.

Carilion Children’s partners with Victory Junction to bring fun to the doctor’s office

The goal of the program is to reduce stress and provide an outlet for patients during medical treatment.

Around 87,000 Disney-themed children’s clothing sets recalled for lead levels in ink

There has been a recall alert issued for Disney-themed children’s clothing sold at several stores for lead levels in the textile ink, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

LIST 🎅: Here’s when Santa Claus is comin’ to your town

Santa Claus is comin’ to town sooner than you might think.

Internet safety: Protecting kids from predators online

A former Virginia State trooper, 28-year-old Austin Edwards, reportedly traveled across the country to meet a teen he met online. He abducted her and killed her family. Edwards was killed in a shootout with police and the teen is now safe, but California police believe she met him online, where he pretended to be younger than his age.

How to use Elf on the Shelf to inspire the real meaning of Christmas

Let's get the Elf on the Shelf to work for us this year (and hopefully every year moving forward).

Bill introduced to allow 16-year olds, 17-year-olds to vote in local elections

HJ 459 will be heard following the convening of the 2023 legislative session.

Flu season ramps up ahead of holidays

Schools in our region have been impacted already, and others have closed because of many student and staff illnesses.

Salem facility to offer emergency housing for children in foster care

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.

Craig County schools closed Wednesday due to ‘continued staff illnesses,’ leaders say

Craig County Public Schools made the announcement Wednesday evening on Facebook. They said teachers will get in touch with students regarding work assignments.

🤩 INSIDER CONTEST: Enter to win four tickets to The Junior League Stocked Market

The Holidays are just around the corner, and we're giving you a shot to get an early start on shopping!

Roanoke Catholic holds Sixth Congressional District student mock debate

To simulate our democratic process, a government class at Roanoke Catholic held a mock debate for the Sixth Congressional District.

Radford elementary school leads as innovation district after renovations

One school division is taking the lead to help students in science, technology, engineering, and math.

Carilion Children’s celebrates National Literacy Month with book fair

Carilion Children's celebrated National Literacy Month by handing out free books to patients

RSV cases surge in the Commonwealth, experts weigh in

One local health expert is warning of RSV as hospitals continue to overflow with RSV cases.

Avoid sticky candy to trick cavities this Halloween

Dentists say that candy is okay in moderation and oral hygiene is key

VSP weighs in on Halloween night roadway, trick-or-treating safety

Halloween is officially here, and police are encouraging parents and drivers to be extra cautious.

Preparing for Halloween: How trick-or-treating may look different for those with autism

Whatever you’re greeted with, not greeted with, or what trick-or-treaters come to your doorstep on Halloween night, one thing is for sure: “A little kindness goes a long way.”

Virginia Tech dorm floods, some students lose belongings

Virginia Tech students were out in the cold after their dorm flooded on Thursday morning.

Salem Civic Center hosts trunk or treat event for families

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

Flu outbreaks impact schools across Southwest Virginia

Schools in the Commonwealth are seeing an increase in flu cases.

How to stay safe while trick or treating

According to Carilion, one of the most common injuries in children on Halloween is caused by being hit by a car.

Lynchburg elementary students participate in ‘Paws for a Cause’

Students at a Lynchburg elementary school saw the impacts of Hurricane Ian and decided they wanted to do their part to help shelter pets.

Deadline nears for public comment on transgender student policy in Virginia

You can enter comments on the forum until it closes on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at 11:59 p.m.

LewisGale breaks ground on new neonatal care unit

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

How long is Halloween candy good for?

Alexis Hamilton, an assistant professor at the Virginia Tech Department of Food Science and Technology shared some safety advice for all of the treats you collected on Halloween night.

How to keep your pumpkin from rotting before Halloween

You might love to get into the Halloween spirit early, but your Jack-O-Lanterns might be looking a little scarier than they should come time for trick or treating.

School leaders weigh in on historic drop in math, reading scores

A new report, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, shows students across the Commonwealth have struggled in the classroom since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Carilion Clinic, LewisGale report ‘high number’ of RSV cases in young children

Across the country, medical professionals are reporting an increase in COVID-19 and flu cases. After two slower seasons, RSV, Respiratory Syncytial Virus, has increased as well.

Carilion Clinic, LewisGale report ‘high number’ of RSV cases in young children

Across the country, medical professionals are reporting an increase in COVID-19 and flu cases. After two slower seasons, RSV, Respiratory Syncytial Virus, has increased as well.

Gov. Youngkin: Decision to vaccinate children against COVID-19 up to the parents

Governor Youngkin is responding to a new recommendation for COVID-19 vaccines.

Franklin County girl donates money from her lemonade stand to local animal shelter

The adoption center’s director, Anita Scott, said we could all learn a thing or two from Abby and no donation is too small.

Roanoke families learn about dangers of marijuana use for kids, teens

The non-profit Johnny's Ambassadors teaches the dangers of high-potency THC use through the story of Johnny Stack.

Grayson County school district announces 100% graduation rate

Grayson County topped the recent Virginia Department of Education cohort report with a 100% graduation rate.

Behavioral problems at Radford City Schools prompt letter from superintendent

Superintendent Robert Graham sent a letter to Radford City School families encouraging they talk with their students about appropriate school behavior.

‘Trauma begets trauma’: The impact of domestic violence on children

What starts in one household could create a cycle of abuse that can last for generations.

‘It’s gotten a lot worse:’ Durham bus drivers in Roanoke say their paychecks are inconsistent

One Durham bus driver in Roanoke says drivers are dealing with staffing problems, delays in paychecks and bad behavior from students.

Roanoke City School Board addresses bus driver shortages, route delays

Durham School Services says they are short-staffed about 35 bus drivers for Roanoke City Schools.

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

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

Traffic Garden teaches little tikes the rules of the road

Watch out world, Roanoke’s youngest drivers are hitting the streets – well, the parking lot – and just on bikes.

WSLS hosting free Trick or Treat event at Layman Family Farms

Looking for something for your family to do this spooky season? 10 News is hosting a familiar event that’s perfect for the whole family to get involved!

Education rights rally held in Lynchburg

Two education activist groups held a rally for education rights in Lynchburg on Thursday.

Montgomery County author releases interactive journal for grieving parents

A local author is commemorating pregnancy and infant loss awareness month with an interactive book for grieving parents.

Why doctors predict a tough flu season in the U.S.

Decreased immunity, vaccination rates, and people not wearing masks could lead to a rise in cases, according to Dr. Baffoe-Bonnie

Still need a Halloween costume? Roanoke area kids are in luck

For the first time ever, Roanoke Public Libraries is hosting a free Halloween costume swap.

The gift of opportunity: Roanoke boy gets adaptive equipment from local charity

River is just as sweet and spunky as any other kid – he just has some awesome adaptive equipment to help him live his best life.

Celebrating children of all abilities, Big Feet Meet draws hundreds to compete in Roanoke

The annual event is a day to honor children of all abilities, foster an inclusive school environment and hand the spotlight over to those who may not have yet had their chance to shine.

Att. Gen. Miyares, Virginia Tech’s Frank Beamer to announce Virginia child ID program

Their partnership will provide middle school aged students with child ID kits

Parents react to school threats at Roanoke City Schools

Two Roanoke high schools were put into lockdown on Wednesday, leaving many parents in the community concerned.

Carilion’s virtual town hall: Parenting in traumatic times

Carilion hosted a town hall Tuesday to help parents talk to their kids about gun violence.

Montgomery County Public Schools appoints new superintendent

On Tuesday, the board appointed Dr. Bernard F. Bragen, Jr. as the new superintendent, according to Montgomery County Public Schools.

A second chance: Virginia Western scholarship to raise awareness for addiction

Virginia Western Community College is raising awareness about addiction while supporting students in their academic endeavors.

Renovations coming to Bisset Park in Radford

After the renovations are complete, the park will feature some amenities that city leaders have been pushing for.

Mixed reactions about transgender model policies in public schools

A recent decision by Governor Youngkin concerning transgender rights in public schools is facing mixed reactions.

‘I feel unsafe’: Virginia Tech students seek support for sexual assault on campus

Virginia Tech had two reports of sexual assault within the first week of classes, and students are asking leaders to do more.

Chuck E. Cheese to host grand reopening, offer free gameplay for children Saturday

On Friday, the entertainment center announced that they will be celebrating the reopening of the newly remodeled Electric Road location on Saturday with an event, welcoming kids and families to go have some fun.

Martinsville City schools to perform mental health assessments on students

School psychologist Dr. Travis Worrell said these mental health assessments are meant to be preventative.

Bills or meals: High grocery costs continue to impact families in Southwest Virginia

Whether it’s dinner for one or you’re feeding a family of six, the cost of groceries is hitting families hard, forcing them to make changes.

Martinsville City schools installs window security films to slow down potential intruders

School leaders said these window films would delay an intruder from breaking a window and getting inside a classroom.

Campbell County schools closer to opening new school after facing supply chain issues

It is all hands-on deck to complete the new Rustburg Middle School, which we’re told is the first secondary school built in Campbell County in 40 years.

Shine gold with Dunkin’ donuts to help bring joy to kids battling cancer

Dunkin' said all of the funds collected through the Shine Gold program will be donated to local children's hospitals in Virginia.

Trade your old car seat at Target during trade-in event for app, online discount for baby gear

During the event, Target said that shoppers will have the chance to recycle an old, expired, or damaged car seat to get a coupon on the Target app or online for 20% off one car seat, stroller, or some baby gear.

JUUL enters multi-million dollar agreement, Virginia set to receive more than $16M

The investigation showed that JUUL launched an advertising campaign that appealed to youth, marketing to underage users with advertisements that used young models, social media posts, and free samples, according to the release.

Grayson County high school staff save teen after he goes into cardiac arrest

Parents are praising Grayson County High School faculty and staff for saving their son’s life after he went into cardiac arrest.

Life is only as sweet as your perspective: Roanoke business owner shares story behind bakery

Owning a business is hard, and so is being a parent. Doing both? Unthinkable for most — except for Shaneice Jones, owner of Sweets by Shaneice and mom of three.

Roanoke County School Board discusses youth risk survey results

The data showed a decrease in the use of alcohol and marijuana amongst students. However, the survey found a significant increase in mental health concerns.

Roanoke teen to be featured in Inspiring Teens Magazine

What started as a trip down to the beach turned into an opportunity for Ida Sheldon to showcase herself to the world.

Crocheting for a cause: 96-year-old woman makes baby blankets, hats for local hospital

Stitch by stitch, Munsey spent the past year crocheting about 100 baby blankets and hats for LewisGale Medical Center’s new NICU, which is set to open in 2023.

Kraft Heinz recalls thousands of Capri Sun cases

Thousands of cases of Capri Sun have been recalled, NBC reported.

Blacksburg leaders looking for community input on playground redesign

The Hand-in-Hand playground is 30-years-old, but leaders say it’s showing its age

Students at Appomattox Middle School evacuate due to written message in bathroom

Appomattox Middle School students evacuated the building due to a one-word message written in a bathroom, Appomattox Middle School officials said.

Pulaski school leaders putting student safety, school security first

Pulaski school leaders are putting student safety and school security on the top of their list of things to address this year, like many other schools in the region.

Impact of Radford City schools delayed start date on parents, teachers

The 2022-2023 school year will start two weeks later than planned and was announced a week before, which changed plans for everyone – including administrators.

Memorial golf outing held in memory of little girl

The fundraiser was held in honor of a baby who had a congenital heart defect and died in 2019.

Lynchburg barbershop offers support to struggling families

Jennings said most of his barbers are single fathers or share custody, so just about every day you can find nearly two dozen kids around the shop.

Back-to-school shopping expected to cost over $500 due to inflation, experts say

Getting ready for the first day of school could be expensive this year with inflation hitting supplies, clothes, food, and more.

Roanoke County area kids learn what it takes to become a firefighter in youth camp

Dozens of children across the region are learning the value of teamwork as they step into the lifestyle of a firefighter at Camp R.I.T.

Bedford County Public Schools increasing safety measures

As parents get ready to send kids back to the classroom next month, safety is top of mind for those at Bedford County Public Schools.

Wrestling event this weekend to raise money for local youth football

Money raised benefits 540 Hawks Football Team.

Franklin County boy battles rare liver disease, sees miraculous progress

Caden Price suffers from Biliary Atresia and needed a transplant, but now his health has taken a miraculous turn for the better.

Organizations push Congress to extend school meal waivers

Some parents struggled to keep food on the table since the beginning of the pandemic, and these organizations are pushing for a potential solution.

Teaching the next generation of Roanoke athletics

The program teaches youth about sports, but ultimately, it’s supposed to be a fun time

BCPS Libraries to inform parents what kids are reading

Starting this fall, you’ll receive automatic email notifications when your child checks out a book.

Roanoke man transforms old, explicit graffiti into work of art

Sky Kirk wants to create a different view for people to see when they drive down Norfolk Avenue in Roanoke.

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