Between 50 and 60 people hurt when vehicle hits pedestrians at Washington County festival

Between 50 and 60 people hurt when vehicle hits pedestrians at Washington County festival

An emergency official says about 50 to 60 people were injured after car drove into a group of hikers at a parade in a small Virginia town.

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Franklin County community members continue to rally for full school funding

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    Local Colors celebrates cultural diversity in Roanoke

  • Local Colors celebrates cultural diversity in Roanoke

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    Police investigating shooting in Roanoke

  • Police investigating shooting in Roanoke

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    Showers and fog continue overnight

  • Showers and fog continue overnight

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    $1M winning Powerball ticket sold in Christiansburg; jackpot grows to $600M

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    Oxbow takes the Preakness, dashing hopes of a Triple Crown

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    Virginia court to hear Liberty University's challenge to President Obama's health care law

  • Virginia court to hear Liberty University's challenge to President Obama's health care law

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    Powerball jackpot could go higher than $600 million

  • Powerball jackpot could go higher than $600 million

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    Smart Beginnings Greater Roanoke offering parents a new way to see if their child is on track

  • Smart Beginnings Greater Roanoke offering parents a new way to see if their child is on track

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    Between 50 and 60 people hurt when vehicle hits pedestrians at Washington County festival

  • Between 50 and 60 people hurt when vehicle hits pedestrians at Washington County festival

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    Career, Lifestyle, and Financial Fitness Fair at the Roanoke Civic Center

  • Career, Lifestyle, and Financial Fitness Fair at the Roanoke Civic Center

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    Re-opening for Center in the Square

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    WDBJ7 HOMETOWN GARDEN BLOG: A lesson in companion plants

  • WDBJ7 HOMETOWN GARDEN BLOG: A lesson in companion plants

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    Mega Millions ticket purchased in Virginia wins estimated $95 million

  • Mega Millions ticket purchased in Virginia wins estimated $95 million

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    IRS commissioner resigns, Obama calls IRS actions 'inexcusable'

  • IRS commissioner resigns, Obama calls IRS actions 'inexcusable'

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    Several displaced after apartment fire

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    Winning numbers drawn for Wednesday's Powerball jackpot

  • Winning numbers drawn for Wednesday's Powerball jackpot

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  • Preakness 2013 live blog

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    Sheraton job fair looks to fill 15 positions, draws hundreds

  • Sheraton job fair looks to fill 15 positions, draws hundreds

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    Powerball jackpot swells to $600 million

  • Powerball jackpot swells to $600 million

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    Two groups join forces against uranium mining

  • Two groups join forces against uranium mining

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    Former volunteer firefighter will go on trial for having an inappropriate relationship with two teen girls

  • Former volunteer firefighter will go on trial for having an inappropriate relationship with two teen girls

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    Christiansburg police car gets a patriotic paint job to honor servicemen and women

  • Christiansburg police car gets a patriotic paint job to honor servicemen and women

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    Bedford County family works to grant sick child's wish

  • Bedford County family works to grant sick child's wish

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    White House releases Benghazi emails, seeks to defuse controversy

  • White House releases Benghazi emails, seeks to defuse controversy

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    Alleghany County community rallies behind family of murdered mother

  • Alleghany County community rallies behind family of murdered mother

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    Newly hired pilots are about to get a safety upgrade

  • Newly hired pilots are about to get a safety upgrade

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    Student who received scholarship to Liberty University after bringing guns to school admits to lying

  • Student who received scholarship to Liberty University after bringing guns to school admits to lying

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    Virginia Tech continues leading the research in safer football helmets

  • Virginia Tech continues leading the research in safer football helmets

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    Center in the Square prepares for grand reopening Saturday

  • Center in the Square prepares for grand reopening Saturday

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    Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office expanding after mold, water damage repairs

  • Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office expanding after mold, water damage repairs

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    What would you do with $600 million?

  • What would you do with $600 million?

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    Health advocates urge people across the state to "Rev Your Bev"

  • Health advocates urge people across the state to "Rev Your Bev"

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    Danville hires new school superintendent

  • Danville hires new school superintendent

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    Downtown Roanoke restaurant getting national recognition

  • Downtown Roanoke restaurant getting national recognition

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    Pittsylvania County farmers rush to plant tobacco

  • Pittsylvania County farmers rush to plant tobacco

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    Bedford job fair highlights positive signs in local economy

  • Bedford job fair highlights positive signs in local economy

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    Virginia Republicans to nominate statewide ticket during weekend convention

  • Virginia Republicans to nominate statewide ticket during weekend convention

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    FloydFest readies for its 12th year

  • FloydFest readies for its 12th year

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    Hear that noise? Cicadas start singing in Martinsville

  • Hear that noise? Cicadas start singing in Martinsville

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    O.J. Simpson takes witness stand in bid for new robbery trial

  • O.J. Simpson takes witness stand in bid for new robbery trial

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    SUVs crash near Lord Botetourt High School

  • SUVs crash near Lord Botetourt High School

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    Fallen officers remembered

  • Fallen officers remembered

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    WDBJ7 crew on its way to Midwest to meet up with Hokie Storm Chasers

  • WDBJ7 crew on its way to Midwest to meet up with Hokie Storm Chasers

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    TRAFFIC ALERT: Nighttime detours on Interstate 81 in Montgomery County start at 8:30 Wednesday night

  • TRAFFIC ALERT: Nighttime detours on Interstate 81 in Montgomery County start at 8:30 Wednesday night

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    Is Your Child's Snoring Sleep Apnea?

  • Is Your Child's Snoring Sleep Apnea?

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    Woodbridge man's lucky lotto streak alive with fourth win

  • Woodbridge man's lucky lotto streak alive with fourth win

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    Graduation day at Virginia Tech

  • Graduation day at Virginia Tech

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    Carroll County High students working on 65 acres

  • Carroll County High students working on 65 acres

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    Moped driver hurt after crashing into school bus in Radford

  • Moped driver hurt after crashing into school bus in Radford

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    Clarification to All-Star Race rule may favor Danica Patrick

  • Clarification to All-Star Race rule may favor Danica Patrick

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    Salem Grand Jury indicts man for allegedly having inappropriate relationship with two children

  • Salem Grand Jury indicts man for allegedly having inappropriate relationship with two children

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    Va. AG recuses office from representing McDonnell in former mansion chef case

  • Va. AG recuses office from representing McDonnell in former mansion chef case

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    VDOT working to adjust speed to weather conditions on Interstate 77

  • VDOT working to adjust speed to weather conditions on Interstate 77

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    Washington Co. board OKs Ten Commandments display

  • Washington Co. board OKs Ten Commandments display

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    UPDATE: Roanoke County business fire ruled as arson

  • UPDATE: Roanoke County business fire ruled as arson

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    Shooting range in Craig County vandalized

  • Shooting range in Craig County vandalized

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    Farmers welcome this weeks big temperature swing

  • Farmers welcome this weeks big temperature swing

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    Accused Cleveland kidnapper plans to plead not guilty

  • Accused Cleveland kidnapper plans to plead not guilty

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    Keagy Village in Roanoke County has two new tenants

  • Keagy Village in Roanoke County has two new tenants

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    Emergency Services Coordinator in Botetourt County submits resignation

  • Emergency Services Coordinator in Botetourt County submits resignation

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    Danville names new superintendent of schools

  • Danville names new superintendent of schools

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    WDBJ7 HOMETOWN GARDEN BLOG: Plants survive frosty weekend

  • WDBJ7 HOMETOWN GARDEN BLOG: Plants survive frosty weekend

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    Powerball jackpot now worth $600 million

  • Powerball jackpot now worth $600 million

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    College students dance through the air

  • College students dance through the air

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    Roanoke convenience store robbed Thursday night by man with baseball bat

  • Roanoke convenience store robbed Thursday night by man with baseball bat

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    UPDATE: Firefighters stop car fire from spreading to home

  • UPDATE: Firefighters stop car fire from spreading to home

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    All missing residents accounted for after Texas tornadoes

  • All missing residents accounted for after Texas tornadoes

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    Washington County board OKs Ten Commandments display

  • Washington County board OKs Ten Commandments display

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    Do you know who's pulling you over?

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    Wearing life jacket on and off the water to promote safety

  • Wearing life jacket on and off the water to promote safety

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    A community gathers to remember two children killed in Lexington car accident

  • A community gathers to remember two children killed in Lexington car accident

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    Proposal to drop legal drinking limit gets mixed reviews

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    Virginia jobless rate falls to 5.2 percent in April

  • Virginia jobless rate falls to 5.2 percent in April

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    Virginia Tech storm chasers leave for Tornado Alley

  • Virginia Tech storm chasers leave for Tornado Alley

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    Local Colors Festival comes to downtown Roanoke

  • Local Colors Festival comes to downtown Roanoke

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    Anti-uranium groups in Virginia join forces

  • Anti-uranium groups in Virginia join forces

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    Franklin County High School students learning the dangers behind drinking and driving

  • Franklin County High School students learning the dangers behind drinking and driving

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    UPDATED: Martinsville City Council decides to display a controversial quilt

  • UPDATED: Martinsville City Council decides to display a controversial quilt

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  • UPDATE: Body of murdered Alleghany County woman positively identified

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  • 50 years after her death, Patsy Cline receives fresh attention in her hometown

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    FBI to probe U.S. tax agency's actions on conservative groups

  • FBI to probe U.S. tax agency's actions on conservative groups

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    Dolly Parton talks hometown impact and future career plans

  • Dolly Parton talks hometown impact and future career plans

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    Virginia Tech president Steger stepping down

  • Virginia Tech president Steger stepping down

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    House lawmakers reach tentative deal to revamp immigration

  • House lawmakers reach tentative deal to revamp immigration

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    Thaxton educator named Bedford County "Teacher of the Year"

  • Thaxton educator named Bedford County "Teacher of the Year"

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    Chatham Hall employee retires after 62 years

  • Chatham Hall employee retires after 62 years

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    Franklin Co. School Board chair resigns, board cuts middle school sports

  • Franklin Co. School Board chair resigns, board cuts middle school sports

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    Retired race car driver Richard Trickle dead in apparent suicide

  • Retired race car driver Richard Trickle dead in apparent suicide

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    W&L professor weighs in on online tax debate

  • W&L professor weighs in on online tax debate

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    Global Partners hosts Proceeds for Poverty Sale

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  • Lynchburg-area leaders developing strategy to grow agriculture economy

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  • Sons of Confederate Veterans appeals Lexington's flag ban

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    UPDATED: Overturned truck cleared from Windy Gap Mountain

  • UPDATED: Overturned truck cleared from Windy Gap Mountain

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    College grads need jobs

  • College grads need jobs

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    UPDATE: Al Bedrosian wins GOP nomination in Roanoke County supervisors race

  • UPDATE: Al Bedrosian wins GOP nomination in Roanoke County supervisors race

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    New academy offers Pittsylvania County high school students college credit, internships, work certificate

  • New academy offers Pittsylvania County high school students college credit, internships, work certificate

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    Four U.S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan's Kandahar

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    Burger Wars: Hershberger Road

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    Virginia Tech recognized as a bicycle-friendly university

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    UPDATED: Franklin County school board casts vote on budget cuts

  • UPDATED: Franklin County school board casts vote on budget cuts

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    Brookville High School names interim football coach

  • Brookville High School names interim football coach

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    Scism named Danville Community College president

  • Scism named Danville Community College president

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    Lynchburg college student balances final semester with cancer fight

  • Lynchburg college student balances final semester with cancer fight

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    Cold snap could mean a break in your planting

  • Cold snap could mean a break in your planting

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    UPDATE: Interstate 81 re-opens in Montgomery County; Traffic beginning to move again in that area

  • UPDATE: Interstate 81 re-opens in Montgomery County; Traffic beginning to move again in that area

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    Salem advocate helps save patients from being over billed by hospitals

  • Salem advocate helps save patients from being over billed by hospitals

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