Janay Reece
Reporter
Roanoke, VA
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Customers fear with the federal pause on evictions ending January 31, they could lose their homes.
The crash happened north of Dublin just after 4 a.m.
The health district says sharing misinformation slows the vaccination process down.
Vaccinations are moving quickly; the district says it is making a big dent.
The town is looking for feedback on a variety of housing-related topics to better understand top concerns and priorities.
The owners say not having the doughnut machine presents another set of challenges.
If you don’t qualify for Phase 1B vaccination, experts say hang tight.
Some in Giles County Public Schools received the vaccine Friday and others followed this week.
Emergency responders say this winter weather wasn’t what they expected.
He says it drives home the point of finding a balance between safety and security in government buildings.
Twitter says the restrictions on sharing and engagement are part of its efforts to monitor the events in Washington.
Counselors suggest adding a New Year’s resolution—taking care of yourself inside and out.
She wants to show the community how a photo can help people see what they don’t know is there.
Police say this is still an active investigation.
The gym plans to stay in the ring to fight yet another big match against COVID-19.
They handed out close to 300 free meals and a small Christmas gift for kids.
The district says they are continuing to follow phased vaccination plans.
Kids will be able to find out Santa’s current location, but also practice interacting with dispatchers.
There has been renewed interest in sharing the Institute's story and creating a master plan for the property and the historic Edgar A. Long Building.
You will be able to see the planets from your home.
The hospital held a drive-thru celebration to honor them.
The new company also plans to buy the bowling alley and restaurant inside in early 2021.
Wednesday's ice caused a lot of chain reaction accidents along I-81 in the NRV, taking the life of at least one person and putting first responders in harm's way.
She asked if the dog could visit her terminally ill husband as a surprise Christmas present.
Troopers say as VDOT works to pre-treat roads, drivers should still be ready for worsening conditions.
Multiple law enforcement agencies responded Tuesday to a home near the 3700 block of Peppers Ferry Rd. and Amber Rd. in Montgomery County for reports of a potentially-armed man refusing to leave the property.
Some healthcare professionals in the NRV could see the vaccine in one to two weeks.
They’ve changed their outdoor dining experience to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions this winter.
It is a part of an effort they're making to diversify yoga.
Irving Linwood Peddrew III was the first Black student admitted to Virginia Tech.
The health director says it is because the district has a strong testing platform.
The sentence was handed down Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Montgomery County Circuit Court.
The council voted to move forward with plans to build the park.
The town council is set to discuss an ordinance that could prohibit gun’s in public places.
She is calling is calling it ‘Operation Christa Kringle’.
Recipients of funds must be pursuing classes in a high-demand area.
They have made close to 400,000 meals between March and November.
The school board says managing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in schools has not been easy.
The group saw how food-insecurity was impacting students—especially as the pandemic’s impact grew
The New River Valley could see a COVID-19 vaccine soon.
Radford Fairlawn says new donors are helping the pantry continue to do the work they do even in the middle of the pandemic.
Christian will appear in court again for a preliminary hearing in mid-January.
A second round is on the way-- this time with a few changes.
A local thrift shop in Christiansburg said they are hopeful people will continue to shop local and support them through the pandemic.
The show has grown and expanded to include other holidays like Halloween.
In Radford, a church is making sure people in their hometown have something to eat on Thanksgiving.
You may be tempted to share some of your food with your pet, but you should think twice about it.
The warming station has altered its program in order to comply with social distancing and other COVID-19 guidelines.
With Thanksgiving around the corner, health experts agree this holiday season will be different.
The town council hopes to name a new town manager in mid-December.