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Week in Photos features our best visual journalism of the week. → Read More
Sheryl Crow performed at Elmwood Park's newly renovated 5,800-square-foot amphitheater in Roanoke Thursday night. → Read More
Constance Smith said she, her husband, four children and their dog are all safe after a fire broke out in the home they rent in the 400 block of Cherryhill Road in northwest Roanoke on Thursday evening. → Read More
Week in Photos features our best visual journalism of the week. This week includes photos from the Parks and Arts event, iCan Bike camp, a dip in the Roanoke River and more. → Read More
Week in Photos features our best visual journalism of the week. Two local college graduations and springs sports are some of this week's highlights. → Read More
The National Park Service will not take over the National D-Day Memorial, the memorial foundation announced today. → Read More
The Natural Bridge reopens this weekend for the first time since it was sold to new owners, and visitors will be able to hike on a new trail, sample a new menu and purchase works by Virginian artisans. → Read More
The snowstorm piled up customers for many hotels and motels in the region during a time of year when business often crawls. → Read More
Teacher Jordan Pinkard spent little time lecturing in the Roanoke classroom as students calculated the size of angles in different shapes. → Read More
He’s part artist, part philanthropist. → Read More
Four people and three dogs escaped an early morning fire that destroyed a Chapman Avenue house early Sunday in southwest Roanoke. → Read More
The wait made him squirm, a jittery lean-forward before the much anticipated release. And then, a black-and-white blur rocketing over 51 feet of track and four hurdles to retrieve a ball and dash back. → Read More
Every 15 minutes past the hour, scores of people who don’t drive or have vehicles change buses at the Campbell Court station in a feat of personalized transportation as impressive and essential as any seen at Roanoke Regional Airport or on Interstate 81. → Read More
It’s been three months since Leo Urrea was deported from his Roanoke home to his native Mexico — to a village he hadn’t stepped foot in for two decades. → Read More