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A 64-year-old man who was hospitalized after an assault in Henry County last week has died from his injuries, according to the Henry County Sher…
Two men were arrested on Saturday following a traffic stop in Wythe County, according to law enforcement.
A driver faces a reckless driving charge after a crash involving two trucks killed both truck drivers and caused oxygen tanks to explode Thursda…
First responders and community members gathered on Smith Mountain Lake for a boat memorial procession honoring the people who lost their lives o…
Twenty-five years later, people in Lynchburg can still remember exactly where they were when they learned about the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
A weekly gathering that began in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks reached a milestone Friday as local veterans met for the 1,294th week of…
America has become safer since 9/11 but may be unprepared for terrorism's next wave, according to counterterrorism and homeland security experts…
A person is in custody Friday afternoon after an apparent burglary at a home in Lynchburg.
Criminal charges will not be pursued against the manager of City Dogs Boarding and Playcare after the Roanoke business corrected code and animal…
Thousands of firefighters responded to Ground Zero following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Taylor Swift announced she will be attending the 60th annual CMA Awards in Nashville, Tennessee later this year.
Ongoing drought conditions are prompting water conservation efforts in Chatham after town officials declared a drought warning Wednesday.
The Lynchburg Boys and Girls Club is moving into a new headquarters.
A Lynchburg man accused of hiding cameras in dressing rooms across the city is now facing over 100 new charges after a grand jury took up his ca…
The Giles County Sheriff’s Office said five people were arrested following several drug investigations conducted in the western end of the count…
A one-day shopping event is bringing new energy to downtown Lynchburg following the completion of construction on Main Street.
Riders using the Greater Lynchburg Transit Company won’t have to worry about service cuts next year.
A 93-acre property just behind the former Big Lots building on Business 29 could soon become the site of a major data center development.