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For Va. Tech families, little clarity five years later
On the day when Tech officials were in Washington defending their handling of the attacks, one survivor was talking to high school students about gun violence.
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Greenberg not interested in SMU
Virginia Tech basketball coach Seth Greenberg said Monday he has no interest in the open position at Southern Methodist University, shooting down an internet rumor that sprung up Sunday.
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Tech football: Three questions entering spring practice
Successors to David Wilson, rebuilding offensive line at top of the list as Virginia Tech looks to coming season.
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Va. Tech fundraising campaign tops $1 billion
A Virginia Tech fundraising campaign that began in 2003 has exceeded its goal of $1 billion.
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Tech's Eddie receives community service
Virginia Tech basketball player Jarell Eddie was in Montgomery County General District Court in Blacksburg on Thursday to face a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge.
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Youth sues Greenberg, Tech
Virginia Tech and men's basketball coach Seth Greenberg are being sued for $2.5 million by the family of a high school player after they say he suffered serious head injuries at Greenberg's basketball camp in June 2009.
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Tech program aimed at Virginia's newest farmers
A team of researchers at Virginia Tech will use a $740,000 federal grant to assist the thousands of beginning farmers in the state.
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Weekend events forecast
There's a lot to do around the area this weekend but, if you're outside bundle up. There's also the chance for accumulating snow Saturday night into Sunday, mainly across the eastern side of the area.
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Old Christiansburg Middle School being revitalized for students
School leaders are busy getting the old Christiansburg Middle School ready for the Blacksburg Middle School students who will start there next week.
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Deadly trench collapse in Radford
Radford Fire Chief Lee Simpkins says 38-year-old Rex Matney was killed Saturday after a trench he was digging collapsed on him
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Blacksburg Transit changes bus routes and schedules
The BT has significantly changed routes and schedules in the Toms Creek, University City Boulevard, Progress Street, Patrick Henry Drive and Broce Drive areas
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Montgomery Co. names Teacher of the Year
Lisa Taylor teaches at Belview Elementary School
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Galax woman wins muscle car in Virginia Lottery scratcher game
Debra Harris won a 2010 Dodge Challenger
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Blacksburg Iraq War vet says Iraqi troops made strides in battle, worried about logistics
Lt. Col. Chuck Payne helped train a group of Iraqi ground forces in 2006
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Tractor trailer accident on I-77 south, in Wythe Co.
7-mile back-up near the New River Bridge on I-77 southbound in Wythe Co.
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Local stray dog gets help she needs
After our story aired on Wednesday, many of you wanted to pitch in to help.
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Virginia Tech football players help fight breast cancer
Virginia Tech football players were also raising money for Breast Cancer Awareness by selling wrist bands during the freshman move in Blacksburg.
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Volvo Trucks to recall 270 workers to Pulaski Co. plant
Volvo says it's seen an increase of orders, and needs to ramp-up production
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Economic Stimulus money to help expand local broadband network
Rep. Rick Boucher says the Commerce Department will give a grant of $9,237,760 to Citizens Telephone Cooperative so the company can add 186 miles of fiber-optic cable
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Dog hit by car in Montgomery Co. needs community's help
The dog was hurt badly in an accident last week, and needs a home
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Potential tax hike for building new schools concerns Montgomery Co. parents
Some Montgomery County parents don't agree with the School Board's proposal to build two new high schools and renovate an existing one
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Freshman move-in day at Virginia Tech
Some students arrived as early as 7 a.m. hoping to beat the rush
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Missing Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets student found
Alexander Tucker's disappearance 'uncommon' according to Lt. Colonel with VT Corps of Cadets
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NRV Home Consortium invests in local housing market
The New River Valley Home Consortium invests around $1,000,000 annually on low and moderate income housing.
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Virginia Tech moves up in U.S. News & World Report college rankings
Four Virginia schools retain their status as top public colleges in annual rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report
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