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Police officer whos facing child pornography charges will get a chance to leave jail before his case goes to trial. A judge agreed to release Brian Mcalexander on a 20thousand dollar bond. Mcalexander was month when a grand jury indicted him on six felony counts of possessing child pornography. A hearing in his case is scheduled for friday. Big changes for blacksburgs planned parenthood. A representative says its now referring new and current patients to roanoke for medical services because it w...

Accused of pointing a gun at his wife and pulling the trigger last October, a former correctional officer and military policeman will now stand trial in Wythe County Circuit Court.

WYTHEVILLE — Arguing that a tractor-trailer driver acted negligently in a fatal 2022 interstate crash involving a Max Meadows woman, the victim’s daughter wants $12.5 million in damages.

The eclipse will happen April 8.

Kenneth Sayers, 56, was sentenced Thursday in Wythe County Circuit Court to 28 years and 3 months in prison.

A Max Meadows man was sentenced Thursday to 28 years and 3 months to serve for his role in the murder of a man in June 2022.

Dr. Roswell “Ros” David Cox (79) of Berea, Kentucky, was born April 2, 1944, to Paul and Effie (Akers) Cox in Roswell, New Mexico. Dr. Cox passed away at home

A Radford police officer and his brother have now filed claims against a man involved with the incident.

More allegations and counter allegations have surfaced in a Jan. 27 Log House Restaurant brawl that resulted in criminal charges against a Radford police officer and his brother.