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Radford Community Fest features live music, 100+ vendors, and family activities in downtown Radford on Saturday.
Radford City Police Capt. Jason Slaughter has been promoted to Deputy Chief after serving with the department since 1999.
Four men sentenced to federal prison in connection with a plot to rob a Radford marijuana dealer in April 2025.
A wireless RF audio system let production crews deliver clean, cable-free sound at two Radford University fundraising events, improving safety and accessibility for guests.
Radford City Council receives and reviews audit results at a council meeting.
Joy Powers won the Democratic primary with 51.71% of votes and will face Rep. Morgan Griffith in the November U.S. House election.
Radford University and the City of Radford hosted the annual Community Fest on East Main Street, featuring 100+ vendors, food trucks, and live music.
Radford City Police are investigating two aggravated assaults that occurred on the 1200 block of Fairfax Street on Aug. 22-23, 2026.
Radford University has appointed Ashley Wells as assistant vice president for health sciences, a newly created position, effective Aug. 25.
Riner Fire Department hosted a blood drive coordinated by the New River Valley Red Cross, bringing together first responders and the humanitarian organization.
Two Radford University graduates launched Narro Trucks, an electric truck company making narrow-body vehicles for campuses and golf courses.
Two separate assault incidents are under investigation in the New River Valley area.
Radford City Police Department is seeking information from the public regarding two separate assault incidents.
Radford Police are investigating two separate fights that broke out overnight in Radford, VA.
Police are investigating fights that occurred on Fairfax Street in Radford, VA.
Radford police are investigating two separate fights that occurred overnight in the city.
Live score update for a basketball game between Concord and Radford on December 19, 2026.
Radford Tuition Promise enters year 3, covering tuition for 2,000+ VA students from families earning $100K or less.
Live score update for a sports game between Ferrum and Radford on November 16, 2026.
Radford University welcomes students back to campus for move-in day.
Crisis response teams are being highlighted as a solution for law enforcement handling mental health calls, which make up roughly 20% of police incidents.
Radford University's College of Education and Human Development launches a new graduate certificate in Substance Abuse and Addictions Counseling, approved by SCHEV.
Marching Virginians band camp runs Aug. 19-23, 9am-9pm, with regular season rehearsals starting Aug. 24.
Live score update for a basketball game between Radford and Clemson on November 2, 2026.
Radford Police Department has named veteran captain J.L. Slaughter as its new Deputy Chief.
Four men were sentenced in connection with a 2025 shooting incident in Radford, Virginia.
A 2025 audit of Radford, VA identifies revenue needs and recommends improvements to city financial processes.
Tim Brown won the Democratic primary for Montgomery County sheriff and will face Republican Robert Page in the November General Election.
The Capital Wing of the Commemorative Air Force will feature an L-39 acrobatic jet at the Warbirds and Wheels event Aug. 15-16 at New River Valley Airport in Dublin, VA.
Two new I-81 entrance ramp extensions opened in the New River Valley, giving drivers more room to accelerate and merge safely into traffic.
Radford Photo Club will hold a picnic meeting on Aug. 20 at Bisset Park Shelter No. 2, featuring an 'Old Cars' photo challenge.
Blacksburg resident Sam Linkous publishes his fifth book, The Colton Stories, a fictional compilation about a rural community and its people.
Three businesses celebrated ribbon-cutting ceremonies in Radford, including Paper Assembly House, a new stationery and gifts shop in downtown Radford.
Radford City Schools and Police partner on bus safety enforcement using cameras to catch drivers illegally passing stopped school buses.
I-81 New River Bridge project, ongoing since 2016, remains unfinished past 2020 deadline due to contractor issues with uneven surface.
Radford has shifted to a new wholesale power contract with CMS Energy Resource Management, seeking greater control and supply diversity after years of fiscal distress and $6.5 million in arrears to AEP.
Radford City Schools launches 'Powered by Purpose,' a new initiative focused on managing student screen time.
Radford City Schools launches 'Powered by Purpose' initiative distinguishing active vs passive screen time, starting Aug 12, 2026.
Radford City Schools launches 'Powered by Purpose,' a new initiative aimed at addressing student screen time.
Sinkland Farms in Riner, VA begins prep work for its annual corn maze and Pumpkin Festival, ranked #4 in the US by USA Today.
Cullip Farm uses a bus to deliver fresh local produce like corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, and melons directly to consumers in the NRV area.
Radford voters will decide in November whether to enact a 1% sales tax to fund school construction, following a Virginia General Assembly change.
Automated license plate reader cameras (Flock cameras) have expanded throughout the New River Valley, concentrated near high-traffic shopping areas.
A Blacksburg man accused of kidnapping a Wisconsin teenager now faces 55 additional charges related to child abuse material found during a search warrant.
ICE agents killed two individuals, Joan Guerreno in Bedford, Maine and Lorenzo Araujo, raising questions about enforcement actions and local law enforcement.
New River, Central Virginia, and Virginia Western Community Colleges launched a regional AEMT training program showing early success in strengthening Southwest Virginia's EMS workforce.
Virginia's General Assembly convenes workgroups and commissions after legislative sessions to study issues for future legislation.
Radford men are reportedly set to visit Maryland, with limited details provided in this brief regional news item.
Radford University Athletics Director Robert Lineburg has announced his retirement.
Radford University Director of Athletics Robert Lineburg announced his retirement effective December 31, 2026, ending a 19-year tenure. Deputy AD Cory Durand will serve as interim director.
APCo will test Claytor Dam generators July 30, raising New River levels ~2.5 feet near Radford. Recreational users urged to exercise caution.
Radford has one of Virginia's higher CDC Lyme disease rates at 80 per 100,000, ranking 11th highest among 121 Virginia localities as tick sightings rise in the New River Valley.
Gov. Spanberger appoints Stacey Y. Brayboy to Radford University Board of Visitors for a term from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2030.
Radford City Council approved a standby power tariff after Radford University's on-campus power plant missed its June 1 operational deadline, risking higher wholesale power costs.
Joyce Sims won the Radford Photo Club's July flower challenge, while Allison Franklin won the open category with a Virginia Tech fishpond photo.
Opinion piece criticizing Appalachian Power's rate increase request, arguing the utility is misleading customers by framing a smaller increase as a cost reduction.
Virginia Tech selected to host DOD's Senior Service College Fellowship, training senior military officers for leadership roles.
Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce launches 'Women of Vision' leadership series in partnership with First & Main to empower women in the New River Valley.
Radford proposes a sales tax increase to help fund local schools facing budget constraints.
Radford University CARES Mobile Clinic provides free physicals and vaccinations to Radford City Schools students, addressing financial and transportation barriers.
Radford adjusts its electric rate in anticipation of a new power plant being built for Radford University.
Radford 3-year-old Oliver, a nonverbal autistic child, competes in Hasbro's Toddler of the Year contest, raising autism awareness.
The Mary Draper Ingles Festival returns July 24-26 in Radford, celebrating America's 250th anniversary with writers, historians, and musicians exploring Virginia's early frontier history.
Radford University biology major Katie Purnell studies Hurricane Helene's environmental impact on western North Carolina rivers she grew up exploring.
RHS Foundation awarded a record $65,250 in scholarships to the Class of 2026, the largest distribution in the Foundation's history.
New River Conservancy seeks public input for land trust reaccreditation, having protected 10,000+ acres and 100+ miles of the New River.
Radford City Schools Partners for Excellence Foundation awarded the 2026 Robert F. Graham, Jr. Scholarship to Radford High School graduate Lydia Pratt.
Radford University and Virginia Tech are recognized among the best value colleges in Virginia.
A judge ruled that the Radford mayoral race will remain uncontested, leaving no opposing candidates on the ballot.
A barricaded suspect in Radford was neutralized after stabbing a victim and a police K9 during a standoff with law enforcement.
100+ Women Who Care NRV donated $10,500 to Calfee Community and Cultural Center, a historic institution in Pulaski originally founded as a school for African American children.
Radford University Board of Visitors approved a reduced $855/course rate for its Provisional to Professional Pathway to expand teacher licensure access in Virginia.
The Jason Carter Band, a three-time Grammy-winning bluegrass act, will perform at Radford University's Artis Center on Sept. 19 as part of the University Performance Series.
The 74th VSGA Junior Stroke Play Championship golf tournament is being held in Radford, Virginia.
Community members can transcribe original Civil War-era letters at a public event on July 11 focused on the Wharton and Radford Papers.
Radford celebrated Independence Day on July 3 at Bisset Park with live music, a patriotic dog show, food trucks, games, and fireworks as part of America's 250th Celebration.
Weekly Southwest Virginia Swim League competition held at Shawnee Swim Club in Radford.
Five candidates will compete for two Radford City Council seats in the Nov. 3, 2026 election, while Vice Mayor Seth Gillespie runs unopposed for Mayor.
Radford-based Fireworks by Grucci will launch fireworks displays in the local area, Las Vegas, and other locations.
Former Radford softball coach Kevin Fagan hired as Liberty's associate head coach after leading Highlanders to 2025 Big South title.
Remembering Radford University student Gina Hall, who disappeared June 28, 1980. Stephen Epperly was convicted of her murder, though her body has never been found.
Radford Photo Club's June challenge winners announced: Joseph Pack won Reflections theme with Pandapas Pond shot, Allison Franklin won open theme with Beagle Ridge Herb Farm photo.
Radford University and Virginia Western Community College are partnering on a transfer pathway preparing students for careers in data, technology, business, and AI.
Fireworks by Grucci, a family-run fireworks company since 1850, has a manufacturing and operations connection to the New River Valley area near Radford, Virginia.
Frederick Sale Smith, 80, of Radford, passed away on June 23, 2026. He was the owner of Misty Hollow Farms and a member of New Hope Church of God.
Radford City Schools now requires volunteer coaches to undergo full background checks including fingerprints, with costs covered by the district.
A woman was killed and a man arrested after an argument escalated into a shooting, according to Radford Police Department.
Radford treasurer's office and sheriff's office warn residents about scams involving fraudulent texts and emails targeting utility customers' personal information.
Radford University Board of Visitors unanimously elected Dale S. Ardizzone as rector and re-elected Jennifer Wishon Gilbert as vice rector, with terms running July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027.
President Trump presented a posthumous Medal of Honor to Col. John W. Ripley of Radford, VA on June 19. His son Thomas accepted the nation's highest military award on his behalf.
Coverage of the Dixie District 3 tournament in Radford, Virginia.
A commentary piece discusses Radford's acknowledgment of economic distress while noting the city has yet to identify concrete solutions or a path forward.
A lawsuit against a former Radford University baseball coach has been resolved, according to the Roanoke Times.
Radford University softball coach Kevin Fagan resigns after two seasons, including a 2025 Big South championship and Coach of the Year honor.
VPRA officials visited Christiansburg to review progress on the future NRV Amtrak passenger rail station, including a completed retaining wall for the parking lot.
The New River Expedition (NRX26) team launched June 2 in Todd, NC, traveling 320 miles to Gauley Bridge, WV, with a stop in Radford.
Radford author Debbie Seagle is adapting her book 'Coffee Cups and Wine Glasses' for film, with production planned in the New River Valley.
Radford University's College of Education and Human Development earned full CAEP accreditation for a second consecutive cycle with no areas for improvement.
Radford celebrates individual and doubles state champions, highlighting athletic achievement in the community.
Pulaski County Sheriff's Office & Radford University host 3-day Regional School Safety Symposium for SW Virginia law enforcement & educators.
Radford University tackles rural healthcare shortages with mobile clinic and record 350 nursing graduates aimed at Southwest Virginia communities.
Part two of a two-part Cardinal News investigation: Radford was warned in 2017 that it could not go on. The state arrived nine years later to say the same thing — how audits, budgets, and a $4 million annual gap went unaddressed until the city's fiscal distress score hit 88.33.
Part one of a two-part Cardinal News investigation by Tommy Turner into how a single factory — the New River Foundry on West Main Street — quietly became the thing holding up Radford's budget, and what happened when it closed for good in 2013.
Kelly Delucia developed a New River attraction near Radford after discovering over two acres of overgrown land adjacent to the river at her new property.
Dr. Scott Mann of Invision has been named the 2026 Virginia Optometrist of the Year, the first from the New River Valley and Roanoke Valley region to receive the honor.
Cole Martin awarded the 2026 Dobbins Family Scholarship by Radford City Schools Partners for Excellence Foundation, a $4,000 annual award for academic achievement and leadership.
Radford University received a $97,472 ARC POWER grant to develop an AI-driven workforce and economic development roadmap for Southwest Virginia.
Virginia Mellisa Page Wilburn, 69, of Radford passed away on May 30, 2026, survived by her husband of 44 years and family.
Radford holds a dual primary on August 4, 2026, featuring Democratic and Republican races. Polls open 6am-7pm; voter registration deadline is July 24.
Radford University launched the CARES Mobile Health Clinic outside New River Valley Community Services, bringing healthcare directly to the community.
Radford Photo Club announces winners of its May animal and open theme photo contests, with entries featuring sheep, spider web arch, and other subjects.
Young string musicians of Montgomery Junior Appalachian Musicians (MJAM) concluded their spring 2026 semester with a concert at Christiansburg Presbyterian Church.
The 13th annual GiveLocalNRV Giving Day, hosted by CFNRV, runs June 24-25 as a 24-hour fundraising event for the New River Valley community.
Hundreds honor fallen Carroll County Deputy Logan Utt, 31, shot May 29 during wellness check. Procession passed through Radford; suspect Michael Puckett apprehended.
Radford University celebrated the graduation of six high school students from an EMT pilot program, expanding emergency services partnerships with local schools.
Radford City Schools reports stop-arm cameras have captured 44 violations since January, with hotspots on Rock Road and Main Street. Videos sent to Radford Police.
Radford will host its "Spirit of America" Independence Day celebration at Bisset Park on July 3, 2026 — commemorating the nation's 250th birthday with live music, vendors, inflatables, and fireworks from 4–10 PM.
Radford City Schools joins USDA Summer Food Service Program in June 2026, offering free meals at Belle Heth Elementary and Radford High School.
Former Radford Vice Mayor Keith Marshall has released his debut novel 'The Haunting of Ingles Ferry,' a spiritual horror story set in a small town based on Radford, VA.
Radford High School history teacher John Ferguson named Teacher of the Year by the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia for excellence in teaching the American Revolution.
Radford University accounting students helped community members file tax returns through New River Community Action, gaining hands-on practical experience.
Radford City first-half real estate tax payments for 2026 are due June 5, 2026. Payments can be made in person, by mail, or other available methods.
Blue Ridge Outdoors named Radford University the "Top Adventure College" for 2026, the second consecutive year the university has earned the designation.
NRV Leading Lights honored 35 community volunteers at a ceremony on April 30 at Virginia Tech's German Club for their impactful contributions.
Motor Mile Chevrolet Buick is sponsoring Radford High School senior banners to be displayed on West Main Street from mid-May to mid-June.
Radford Noon Rotary, Glencoe Mansion, VFW Post 776, and DAR will host 'A Tribute to Heroes' opening ceremony on Memorial Day, May 26 at 2 p.m.
Radford University awarded ~350 BSN degrees in 2025-26, a record high and among the largest outputs of pre-licensure nursing graduates in Virginia.
US Bicycle Route 76 along Mud Pike Road (Route 666) connecting Christiansburg and Radford faces ongoing safety concerns, echoing objections raised 50 years ago during its original Bikecentennial mapping.
Special graduation section for NRV Class of 2026, available as a downloadable PDF for subscribers.
Radford University's nursing program and NRV Community Services launched "Radford University Cares," a mobile health clinic providing free maternal health resources, screenings, and baby care supplies to rural Virginia communities.
Radford University's College of Nursing graduates record ~350 nurses and unveils a mobile clinic RV to serve rural communities.
New River Community Action receives $3.7M federal grant from HHS to support Head Start projects across Radford and surrounding counties.
Radford High School history teacher John Ferguson won the Brenton S. Halsey Teaching Excellence Award, while his students earned third place at Virginia History Day.
Radford Noon Rotary Club shows support for the Lunch Pail Defense Foundation, a community-focused charitable organization.
The 35th Annual Wilderness Road Ride returns to Radford on May 23, 2026, hosted by FCA Endurance with five route options for cyclists.
Radford City Council approved changes to the Tax Relief Program for Elderly/Disabled, raising the maximum annual income to $30,000 and increasing the total assets limit.
Missing 70-year-old Radford woman Constance Rhodes was found safe after leaving home and experiencing vehicle trouble near Christiansburg.
Radford University and NRV Community Services partner to offer free maternal health resources amid rural Virginia hospital unit closures.
Radford City Council approved property tax, water, and electric rate increases for the third consecutive year on April 28.
Mayor David Horton announced on May 1 that he will not seek reelection this November after eight years in office. Vice Mayor Seth Gillespie has announced his candidacy for the mayoral seat.
Radford University held spring commencement May 1-2 for 1,427 graduates, featuring a surprise video message from Dolly Parton and Dollywood tickets.
Radford University awarded 1,400+ degrees at spring commencement, with graduates receiving 2 complimentary Dollywood tickets from Dolly Parton.
Eugene Naughton, a 1989 Radford alumnus and president of Dollywood Co., will serve as commencement speaker for the university's May 2026 graduation ceremonies.
Dunkin' celebrated the grand opening of its Fairlawn location on April 30 with free donuts for a year and a $2,000 donation to Special Olympics of Virginia.
The New River Valley, including Radford, is experiencing severe to extreme drought conditions as of late April 2026, disrupting spring planting and damaging fruit crops across the region.
Governor Abigail Spanberger appointed Christopher B. Settle, a 1997 Radford alumnus, to the Radford University Board of Visitors on April 29, 2026.
Radford University announced the formation of a Center for Rural Health Partner Council, partnering with organizations across Southwest and Southside Virginia to address healthcare challenges in rural communities.
A lightning strike on April 28 caused a blackout at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, resulting in a brief vapor release and two security personnel being treated for potential fume exposure.
Lightning strike at Radford Army Ammunition Plant caused blackout and vapor venting; two security personnel treated for potential fume exposure.
City Council approved the $80.1 million FY2026-2027 budget, including a 2-cent real estate tax increase and 5% electric rate hike — the third consecutive year of increases as Radford addresses its "fiscal distress" designation.
The Radford Clothing Bank was recognized as Agency Partner of the Year by the United Way of Southwest Virginia at its 2026 Impact Awards for providing free clothing to New River Valley residents in need.
Niche.com ranked Radford's public schools among the top 20 school systems in Virginia for 2026, recognizing the quality of education in the small city school district.
Save the Next Rider Foundation honors teen Michael Lee Price, killed in Radford motorcycle crash, with a community ride and family event on April 18.
After months of work sessions, the comprehensive rewrite of Radford's zoning ordinance will enter the public hearing phase, including new standards for data centers and industrial buffers.
Radford City Council voted 4-1 to approve a budget amendment allocating $3.2 million for Commerce Park infrastructure, a key step in the city's economic development strategy.
Jeff Brown, a biology teacher at Radford High School with 28 years of experience, was named the 2026 Virginia Regional Teacher of the Year for Region 7.
Radford native Col. John Ripley to receive Medal of Honor posthumously for his 1972 Vietnam War heroism at Cua Viet River bridge.
Radford faces fiscal distress designation; city proposes real estate tax hike, water rate doubling, 5% electric increase, and hiring freeze to address financial challenges.
Sparky's Run Dog Park in Radford reopened on March 31 with a new pavilion and play equipment for dogs.
The Virginia Auditor of Public Accounts officially placed Radford in "fiscal distress" status in March 2026, making the city eligible for state expertise and support as it works to stabilize its finances.
Council approves hiring plan to add officers and firefighters, addressing staffing shortages that have affected response times.
Radford City Council contracted accounting firm Brown Edwards to conduct a forensic audit of city finances from June 2020 to June 2025, examining payroll, utilities, and tax revenue. Results expected by late August 2026.
Radford City Council discusses hiring Brown, Edmonds & Company for a forensic audit of city finances from June 2020 to June 2025, covering 24+ expenditure categories.
Radford University's Board of Visitors unanimously approved tuition and fee increases for the 2026–27 academic year. In-state undergraduate tuition will rise 2.25% ($196), out-of-state undergraduate by 4% ($880), and the mandatory comprehensive fee by 6% ($248). The Radford Tuition Promise continues to cover tuition for eligible in-state students with household income of $100,000 or less.
Radford seeks community input on allocating $160K+ in federal CDBG funding, with 70% required to benefit low-to-moderate income residents.
Virginia Credit Union donates $2.5M to Radford University to build a financial education center opening in 2026-27.
Roanoke Police identify suspect in Feb. 8 double shooting at Refreshing Church; two men killed, suspect held without bail on unrelated charges.
Radford continues to utilize HUD Community Development Block Grant funding for housing rehabilitation and infrastructure in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods.
Radford University student athlete Joey Raccuia, 19, died in a car crash on East St. on Feb. 25, 2026.
19-year-old Joseph Raccuia of Radford was killed in a single-vehicle crash on the 10 block of East Street on February 25, 2026.
A split council voted 3-2 to increase water and sewer rates, part of a broader effort to address Radford's structural financial imbalance.
Joseph Raccuia, 19, a Radford University student, was killed in a single-vehicle crash on East Street on February 25. The crash remains under investigation.
The Radford City Council voted 3–2 on February 23 to designate Radford a Second Amendment Sanctuary City. Wohlford, Gillespie, and Artrip voted in favor; Mayor Horton and Foster voted against.
Pulaski County and Radford are in litigation over a 1978 revenue-sharing agreement tied to Fairlawn, Virginia's first such deal.
Corey Edward Carter, 56, arrested for stabbing and robbery on Feb. 1 on 200 block of Second Street in Radford.
Radford PD arrested Corey Carter, 56, for stabbing and robbery on Feb. 1 at 200 block of Second Street. Charged with Aggravated Malicious Wounding.
Radford Police arrested Corey Carter, 56, of Pulaski in connection with a February 1 stabbing and robbery in the 200 block of Second Street that left a man with multiple stab wounds.
Radford residents and officials express mixed feelings about city's financial crisis, with city charter loss a possibility if issues aren't addressed.
Radford University officially launched "Shaping Tomorrow — Together," a six-year strategic plan focused on defining the university's identity, driving regional economic development, and stabilizing enrollment.
A majority of the 84 indexed development projects for the 2025-2026 cycle are residential, signaling growing demand in Radford's housing market.
Radford officials address financial pressures including Appalachian Power debt and Pulaski County lawsuit while pursuing economic growth opportunities.
Radford University received a swatting call referencing Heth Hall on Dec 2. Campus police searched and found no threat. Public asked to contact RUPD.
Radford PD hosted a community safety event on Downey St after a teen fatally shot someone, promoting gun safety via 'Lock It Up, Save a Life' campaign.
A minor is charged with second-degree murder after a fatal shooting near Radford University campus. Police chief cites rise in gun crimes and gang influence.
Juvenile charged with second-degree murder after fatal shooting on Downey St. in Radford at 2:35 a.m. Saturday, September 13.
A juvenile suspect was arrested and charged with second-degree murder after a fatal shooting in the 1100 block of Downey Street on September 13, 2025. Police Chief Jerry Holdaway cited a troubling spike in gun-related crimes.
Radford Police investigating series of vehicle break-ins across multiple areas; one suspect in custody after Ring camera footage.
Austin Blake Hixon was sentenced to 86 months in federal prison for his role in the November 2022 break-in at 1st Pawn in Fairlawn, where approximately 15 firearms were stolen and later sold or traded for methamphetamine.
Radford Road homeowner raises speeding concerns; VDOT data shows 4 fatalities 2015-2024, ~8,700 daily travelers, no speed limit changes planned.
Brent J. Thompson arrested after firing gun into air during altercation on Fairfax St, charged with multiple firearm offenses, DUI, and assault.
Radford City Police arrested Brent J. Thompson after he brandished a firearm and fired it into the air during an altercation on Fairfax Street. Thompson was also charged with DUI and assault & battery.
Two more suspects arrested in April 17 Radford shooting on E. Main St. Dominick Anderson & Trevion Johnson face robbery and weapons charges.
Two charged after shooting on Main Street near Radford University shakes students; freshman describes receiving campus alert during class.
Two charged in Radford double shooting on E. Main St. Robert Leonard and Sidney Schwartz face multiple felony charges including weapons and assault.
Two more charged in April 17 shooting near Radford University; victims shot near 1200 E Main St in isolated incident.
An altercation between four individuals on East Main Street near Radford University erupted into gunfire on April 17, 2025, leaving two people wounded. Four suspects have been arrested on charges including aggravated malicious wounding and armed robbery.
Joey Lyn Phipps, 43, arrested after 6-mile chase in stolen vehicle, faces felony eluding, stolen goods, and outstanding warrant charges.
Maurice A. Miller, 33, arrested for domestic violence on Davis Street, charged with malicious wounding, strangulation, and related offenses.
Bryant Sylvester Weaver arrested in Radford for sexual assault, strangulation, sodomy, and abduction on Forest Ave. Held without bond.
Radford man Bryant Weaver arrested for sexual assault, strangulation, and other charges after Oct. 1 incident on Forest Ave.
Gregory Thoma of Radford indicted on 45 counts related to child pornography including possession, reproduction, distribution, solicitation, and facilitation.
A vehicle pursuit by RUPD and Radford City Police ended in the Third Avenue Municipal Parking Lot, where the suspect self-inflicted a personal injury after exiting the vehicle.
Radford police crime report lists multiple incidents on Jan. 1-2, including drug violations, simple assaults, and property vandalism at various locations.
Missing 13-year-old Amythst 'Amy' Palmer of Radford was found unharmed after leaving her residence in the early morning hours.
Radford police are investigating multiple break-ins at residences near Radford University's east side campus area that occurred during Thanksgiving break.