September marks Suicide Prevention Month, and mental health professionals in Roanoke are urging people to seek help if they need it, especially young people.
Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears stopped in the Roanoke Valley on Saturday as part of her campaign to be Virginia’s next governor.
Overdose remains a leading cause of preventable death in Virginia. On Wednesday, August 27 from 5 to 7 p.m., the Roanoke Valley Collective Response will host a community event at the Taubman Museum of Art to honor lives lost, raise awareness, and connect people with resources as part of International Overdose Awareness Day.
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares visited Roanoke on Friday afternoon to hold a roundtable discussion with various law enforcement officials from across Roanoke Valley, speaking with the group on numerous topics, including crime trends and what the officers had seen while patrolling the streets.
Tourism spending continues to climb in Southwest Virginia, with hotel revenue showing a nearly 7% increase in the Roanoke Valley as the region capitalizes on its diverse attractions, from hiking trails to sporting events.
Roanoke families, get ready to kick off the school year with style and support at the Cuts with Cops event on Saturday, Aug. 9.
Hundreds of families will receive free school supplies, haircuts, and wellness services during CHIP of Roanoke Valley’s fourth annual Back-to-School Celebration today.
The Community Christmas Store of the Roanoke Valley plans to host its first “Fill the Sleigh” donation event Saturday, July 26, as part of its mission to provide holiday assistance to local families.
Back-to-school season is just around the corner, and local school divisions are once again teaming up with Walmart to help students start the year off strong. The “Load the Bus” school supply drive returns August 1st through 3rd.
A major cycling event is underway in the Roanoke Valley, set to bring a significant boost to the local economy. Roanoke is on track to become a premier mountain biking destination, and hosting the 2025 USA Cycling Endurance Mountain Bike National Championships is a big step.
The Roanoke Valley Psychiatric Center first opened in June 1975, positioning itself at the forefront of behavioral health care in the area. Since then, the program has treated approximately 75,000 patients.
Olivia LaMotte, the founder of Habitat-Roanoke Valley, passed away on Friday after a long battle with kidney infection and developing dementia, Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley said.
The Local Colors Festival returns transforming Roanoke Valley into an international showcase featuring performances, food, and cultural traditions from more than 60 countries.
Across the country and here at home, flags were lowered and hearts were heavy. This is National Police Week and Thursday, we recognize National Peace Officers Memorial Day, a solemn reminder of the men and women in uniform who gave their lives protecting and serving.
The Harrison Museum of African American Culture is making a significant move back to its original home in Northwest Roanoke, a return that symbolizes its commitment to the community it has served since 1985. After spending nearly a decade in Downtown Roanoke, the museum is set to relocate to Melrose Plaza this summer, with plans to open its doors in the fall.
The Mill Mountain Zoo has announced the Skyline Stage, an accessible space designed for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy the Zoo.
A new project at a Roanoke County landfill will turn methane emissions into a steady stream of renewable energy—and revenue. The Roanoke Valley Resource Authority plans to make the most of what’s underground.
The Strawberry Festival is one month away, but before it kicks off, 50 volunteers are gathering at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church on Thursday to bake all the shortcakes.
The Bus Riders of Roanoke Advocacy Group (BRRAG) has launched its 2025 Sorriest Bus Stop Contest, where 16 nominated stops have been competing for the coveted title of “sorriest” throughout the month.
The move to a 16-acre facility in Norwich will provide a permanent home and improved restoration capabilities for the Roanoke Chapter's historic railroad collection.
Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley dedicated two of its homes to Blue Ridge Independent Living Center in an effort to make homes affordable and accessible for people with disabilities.
They will be at various parks throughout the city, hosting free events that include food trucks, yard games, sports activities, balloon making and even a bouncy house.
The season kicks off on May 29 and runs through August 28, 2025. Concerts will take place on Thursday evenings, with breaks scheduled for the week of July 3 and July 17.
Do you have an amazing marching band photo or video? Submit your photos and videos on Pin It for a chance to see it online or TV!
Randy Travis's "More Life" tour, featuring co-star James Dupré, will showcase the country legend's greatest hits at the Berglund Performing Arts Theatre in Roanoke on Oct. 25, 2025.
An animal shelter or kennel is a great place for a dog or cat to stay if they need to get off the streets or if their owner isn’t able to take care of them. However, many shelters across Roanoke Valley are starting to face overpopulation issues for a plethora of reasons.
The storms earlier this month left a significant mess in the Roanoke Valley, with the area’s greenways taking a major hit from flooding, mud, and downed trees. What was once a peaceful place for a stroll has turned into a challenge for those looking to use the greenways.
Major changes are coming to intersections along routes 220 and 419 in the Roanoke Valley. Dozens of people packed the South County library tonight to learn about VDOT’s new project.
Students from across the Roanoke valley are getting new opportunities to learn outside the classroom in the student registered apprenticeship program.
Get ready for a wintry mix as a clipper system brings snow and icy conditions to Southwest and Central Virginia, especially impacting mountainous areas.
Weather Authority's Jeff Haniewich provides the latest forecast for Roanoke Valley, covering rain and snow showers, weekend temperatures, and a sneak peek at the Christmas weather.
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 Community Christmas Store of the Roanoke Valley is back starting Thursday and will continue until Saturday at the Spartan Square Shopping Center for registered families.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Hamill Christmas Tree Farm, a cherished spot bringing holiday spirit to families across the Roanoke Valley.
Community meetings that allowed those throughout the Roanoke Valley a chance to voice their concerns regarding dangerous roads in our region will wrap up on Tuesday.
Elmwood Park was abuzz with excitement as thousands of people attended the inaugural Southwest Virginia Bee Festival on Saturday.
CHIP of the Roanoke Valley is giving away free school supplies tomorrow at 10 am as part of its Back to School Celebration.
