Family and friends gather to honor Autumn Bushman's life on her 11th birthday, and advocate for change in Virginia.

A Roanoke father says his son endured months of bullying at James Madison Middle School, resulting in serious injuries and prompting the family to consider moving from their home.

It’s been seven months since Summer Bushman lost her youngest daughter, Autumn, to suicide.

As students return to the classroom and families get back to routine, the issue of bullying is once again taking center stage in Virginia.

The link between social media, anxiety, depression and suicide — that’s what a community panel discussed tonight in Roanoke.

With bikes, boldness, and a message rooted in faith, Empty Tomb Motorcycle Ministry is revving up to take a stand against bullying—and push for change across Virginia.

After the tragic death of 10-year-old Autumn Bushman, a local group is hosting a public event to help families better understand the impact of social media and smartphones on young minds.

A 10-year-old girl’s tragic death is putting a spotlight on bullying in Southwest Virginia.

Emotions ran high Thursday night during an explosive Roanoke County School Board meeting, just weeks after the suicide of a 10-year-old girl who was allegedly bullied.

Unfortunately, cyber bullying and online predators are getting more common. But there are ways to keep kids safe.

Summer and Mark Bushman say their daughter, Autumn Bushman, was always bright, bubbly and kind. She loved dance, cheer, and archery. Her favorite color was baby blue, and her smile could light up any room. But they say it was Autumn’s kindness and generosity that stood out the most.

In a recent discussion with a counselor, it was emphasized that bullying doesn’t just impact individual families; it’s a community issue that requires collective action. Experts say much more needs to be done to shut down bullying before it leads to irreversible outcomes.

A Roanoke City mother says bullying led to her daughter being hospitalized, and she worries not enough is being done to protect her.

A Virginia Tech expert is offering advice for parents to address and prevent bullying.

A Salem woman who has defended people with special abilities her entire life is continuing her fight through a children’s book inspired by her son’s resilient journey.

One Roanoke man living with autism is hoping to elevate others with autism, one lift at a time through his passion for elevators.

The local sheriff is speaking straight to the smallest of students -- elementary schoolers.