Legislation to sell state-owned liquor stores and devote the proceeds to transportation won’t pass this session.

The House of Delegates rushed a bill through today that would suspend a rate increase that Appalachian Power Co. imposed in December.

A vehicle wreck has shut down at least part of U.S. 501 between Boonsboro and Wiggington roads.

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Watching for even more snow? Keep looking north.

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Bill Dudley’s achievements on the gridiron hardly defined him as a man.

Furloughs are no longer being considered for Lynchburg City employees in the current fiscal year, City Manager Kimball Payne says.

As with last month’s first meeting of the State of Black Lynchburg, Monday night’s second gathering provided a lively mix of old guard and new voices. In the end, however, it was a member of the former who had the last word — and that word was “yes.”

The team of Republican candidates running in the City Council elections formally kicked off their campaign Monday, outlining a platform based on strong support of public safety and curbing spending on projects like the Fifth Street roundabout and Bluffwalk Center.