Roanoke: New food truck explodes, two critically injured in blast
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Two people received critical injuries after a likely explosion at a food truck in Roanoke Tuesday morning.
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Serious accident on Skyline Drive injures four, AirCare 4 called to scene
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A single-vehicle crash on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park resulted in injuries to four individuals and a temporary shutdown Monday.
Alon Ben-Meir: Trump’s assault on the UN is, ultimately, self-defeating
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There is no other way to describe how the Trump administration is treating the UN other than self-defeating and detrimental to U.S. national interests, while substantially eroding its influence worldwide.
Roanoke man with lengthy rap sheet gets 10 years for two 2022 bank robberies
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A Roanoke man got a 10-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to two bank robberies in 2022.
Augusta County: Lyndhurst home raided for narcotics, guns; one man in custody
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An Augusta County man was arrested after a search warrant was executed on Lyndhurst Road for narcotics and firearms.
Albemarle County: Deadly Keswick home explosion traced to lightning strike to gas line
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A lighting strike may have been responsible for a deadly explosion in August that leveled a Keswick home and killed one person.
Albemarle County: Shooting on Sunday leaves one victim with serious injuries
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One adult is receiving treatment at UVA Health for a gunshot wound, and a suspect is in custody, after an incident in Crozet Sunday afternoon.
UVA students have new tool to combat drink spiking with real-time tester
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Students at the University of Virginia have a new tool to protect themselves from drink spiking at bars or parties.
AEW ‘WrestleDream’ review: AEW does it again, with another solid pay-per-view
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AEW invaded the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis for this year’s “WrestleDream,” with nine matches, plus one bonus match from the pre-show that bled into the main pay-per-view.
UVA says no to Trump compact, asserts funding should be based solely on merit
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After a rally with thousands of participants, the University of Virginia has rejected a compact sent by the Trump administration, saying in a letter that funding should be awarded based on merit, not a piece of paper.
