FEDUP held the “They Had a Dream” Memorial Walk on the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Bridge in Downtown Roanoke, invoking Dr. King’s words while remembering those whose lives were lost to gun violence.
Beginning July 1, Virginia will prohibit the future sale, manufacture and transfer of certain semi-automatic firearms and magazines capable of holding more than 15 rounds under a new law supporters say is aimed at reducing access to weapons commonly used in mass shootings.
City leaders say the RAVEN Sensors system is data-driven and cost-free — but some residents warn it could open the door to expanded surveillance.
The program helps introduce Roanoke City Public School kids to good habits early, which can help limit the amount of gun violence amongst even the youngest of students.
The program helps introduce Roanoke City Public School kids to good habits early, which can help limit the amount of gun violence amongst even the youngest of students.
Virginia lawmakers have approved a controversial bill that would restrict the sale, transfer, importation, and manufacture of certain semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines, sending it to the governor’s desk for final consideration. Senate Bill 749, if signed into law, would prohibit these activities for firearms defined in the legislation as “assault firearms,” along with certain large-capacity ammunition feeding devices. Violations could be charged as a Class 1 misdemeanor.
It’s been just over a week since 45-year-old Anthony Cupec was shot and killed near 12th and Pierce Streets in Lynchburg. Cupec’s family is speaking out, remembering him as a devoted husband and stepfather.
A deadly shooting occurred on Wednesday just before 9pm in Lynchburg near 12th and Pierce Streets. Police confirm the victim is 45-year-old Anthony Cupec and the man accused of shooting him is behind bars.
The Roanoke “Justice for Me” advocacy group partnered with the non-profit FEDUP to hold a peaceful protest against gun violence on Friday on the steps of the Roanoke City Courthouse.
In his first State of the City address since taking office, Cobb celebrated Roanoke’s progress while also acknowledging challenges like gun violence, homelessness, and substance abuse.
Thanks to a nearly $300,000 grant from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, RRHA is launching a new violence prevention initiative called “It Takes a Village.” The two-year program will focus on families living at the Villages at Lincoln and Hunt Manor, two of Roanoke’s public housing developments.
A Roanoke mother is reliving her worst nightmare—losing both her son and his father to gun violence just a year apart, each taken by a teenager.
A weekend of violence has left the Roanoke community reeling after three separate shootings occurred within 48-hours, two involving teens. 10 News asked city leaders what more could be done to stop the cycle of violence.
This Friday, FEDUP will be celebrating their 20th year anniversary with a gala that will feature a number of keynote speakers, including Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin.
A man has been arrested and charged in connection with a Danville shooting that left one man dead and several others hurt, according to the Danville Police Department.
Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin, will speak at the first gala for Families Expecting Deliverance Using Prayer, also known as FEDUP.
A man arrived at Lynchburg General Hospital around 3:40 a.m. Saturday with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the leg, according to police.
The Lynchburg Police Department is investigating a shooting incident on Fillmore Street, where bullets struck a house and vehicles. No injuries have been reported, but they are asking for the public's help to gather information.
The Greensboro Police Department is mourning the loss of one of their own after one of their officers was shot and killed in a shooting at a Food Lion Grocery Store, according to WXII 12.
A man has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies after shooting into a home with three people in it over 20 times in Rustburg, according to the Campbell Co. Sheriff’s Office.
Four men arrested in connection with shooting incidents that took place in Franklin County Aug. 31, 10 News has learned.
Four Lynchburg teenagers, aged 13 to 15, face serious gun charges after a shooting incident, prompting community leaders to call for intervention and increased security measures.
A Roanoke teen has died after a shooting that occurred in the early morning hours Saturday at Myrtle Beach, according to NBC affiliate WMBF.
Police said the shooting happened at a large gathering after a fight broke out.
Telvin Hairston is now facing a first-degree murder charge in connection with the shooting death of an 82-year-old woman, according to the Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office.
Inspiring 74-year-old security guard Rosalind Ebelt survived a gunshot wound to the face while working at a Waffle House in Lynchburg. Despite the challenges she faced, Rosalind's focus remained on the safety of others, and she continues to thrive with determination and support.
Attorney General Jason Miyares said from 2022-23, the number of murders decreased by 17% across the commonwealth.
A new school summer program is coming to Roanoke City Public Schools, with a mission to prevent gun violence and gang activity.
Lynchburg Police said they've been investigating Malayshia Solomon's death since the day she was shot and killed last year.
A man has been sentenced in connection with a shooting in Downtown Roanoke that left one dead and two others hospitalized in 2023, according to the Roanoke City Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office.
Wednesday was the second day of the jury trial against Isaiah Baldwin, the man accused of shooting and killing a customer inside a 7-Eleven on Grandin Road back in 2023.
Tuesday was the first day of the jury trial against Isaiah Baldwin, the man accused of shooting and killing a customer inside a 7-Eleven on Grandin Road back in 2023.
Thousands of dollars in program grants are headed to sixteen Roanoke nonprofits in an endeavor to combat gun violence in the Star City.
Roanoke City is looking to help train police officers and hire someone to help coordinate gun violence prevention efforts.
Gun violence has been a major concern for city leaders in Roanoke and now the school system is stepping in to help reduce youth involvement in behaviors that lead to gun violence and gang involvement.
Overall crime in the Star City may be down but people may not realize gun-related homicides are at an all-time high.
43-year-old Robbie Moorman was shot and killed back in July off of Brandon Avenue in Roanoke.
The University of Virginia is getting criticism following its decision to delay releasing the findings of an investigation into last year’s shooting to the public.
Roanoke's new police chief, Scott Booth hosted his first community walk with officers on Friday to build trust with citizens impacted by gun violence.
A Roanoke man who was accused of fatally shooting another man has been found guilty on several charges, including second-degree murder.
The Lynchburg Police Department received $10,000 from Virginia State Police for new technology.
Church leaders behind the Ceasefire: Victory in the Valley initiative are claiming a small victory after Roanoke saw zero deadly shootings in 30 days.
