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Also hurt were occupants of a sedan that was involved in the wreck.
One of four escaped inmates who walked away from a federal prison satellite camp in Hopewell has turned himself in, authorities said Monday.
A 13-year-old injured in a wreck involving a golf cart and a car last week has died.
A recent crash on Roanoke’s Williamson Road right in front of the head of the area business association could prove both timely and telling.
Aaron Stephenson King, 45, of Roanoke County, was charged on June 18 with misdemeanor indecent exposure and obscene sexual display, police said Monday.
The Roanoke County School Board is set to vote on an updated media policy Thursday which would make it harder for librarians to add books to s…
Roanoke City Manager Bob Cowell on Tuesday proposed building a $2 million kayaking spot in the Roanoke River adjacent to Wasena Park.
Something in the Water was back, but not at Virginia Beach. The festival’s creator, Pharrell Williams, moved the event to Washington, D.C., because he was upset about Virginia Beach’s response after his cousin was shot by a police officer in March 2021.
The Roanoke County School Board unanimously passed a new library policy that’s more restrictive to adding new books at its meeting Thursday night.
Alan Feldstein's family wants Charlottesville to know his name.
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