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Roanoke City Council reviewed the citys gun violence prevention efforts during a meeting Monday, one day after linked shootings injured three men in the citys northwest quadrant.

Nell Fleming was at her wits end when she called looking for an affordable apartment, after learning shed have to move out of her current rental because its being renovated

An aging Roanoke apartment complex has a new owner that wants to do a makeover later this year. But a “massive” shortage of affordable housing in Roanoke, combined with an

In all, $50,000 will be awarded from the Project Outside Foundation through funds generated by donations from corporate partners and individuals.

Darlene Bannister, a Family Development Specialist with TAP, personally attests to the agencys value to promote well-being and financial stability.

The task of regulating the places where the homeless can stay is weighted with political peril and strong emotions in play on all sides.

More than three dozen homeless veterans made their way to the Salem Civic Center on Nov. 9 to take part in Stand Down for Homeless Veterans, a program run through

Several churches in the Hurt Park Southwest community in Roanoke are uniting to encourage and support vaccinations on Saturday.

Agee received the Cabell Brand Hope Award, named for TAP’s founder, in recognition of her work at Carilion Clinic, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 10th Go Outside Festival relocates to downtown Roanoke.