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Up To 60 Injured After Car Drives Into Virginia Parade
An emergency official says about 50 to 60 people were injured after car drove into a group of hikers at a parade in a small Virginia town.
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Witness: Car crashes into VA parade
Witnesses in southwestern Virginia said a car drove into a crowd at a parade Saturday and hurt several people, but the nature of their injuries wasn't immediately known.
Cuccinelli Announces Energy Policy Proposal
One day before Republican delegates meet in Richmond for the 2013 Republican Party Convention, Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli is laying out another policy proposal.
Bristol, Va. residents could be paying more in taxes and fees
"Other council members wanted to raise it a little more but we're going to compromise to where it's about the same, not really a tax increase," says Vice Mayor Guy Odum.
The Great Gatsby Inspired Collection
Celebrity stylist Sherri Jessee shares her North American Hairstyling Awards inspired collection entitled, The New Gatsby.
Police: Suspects shot BBs at people as 'a prank'
Police have arrested two suspects they say were shooting people with BBs from airsoft guns.
Program aims to raise graduation rates across SWVA
We learned the organization will help at-risk children in schools across the region by bringing in trained adults and volunteers into a student's life and helping them access resources they need, so they can focus on education.
Arrests made in airsoft shootings in Bristol, VA
Bristol Virginia Police have arrested two suspects in the "airsoft shooting" incidents of last week.
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Side Marker Lights Now Sold to Buyers Online at Auto Pros USA
Bristol, Virginia May 08, 2013 The use of lights in the automotive manufacturing process has been standard since the 1920s.
Suspect leads police on car chase
A Bristol, Virginia man is facing charges after police say he led them on a car chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallihan Massie of Bristol, Virginia, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Grace, to John Shepherd Fain, son of Mr.
Police investigating pellet shooting incidents around Bristol, Virginia
Bristol, Virginia Police are searching for information about "Airsoft" BBs, or pellet, shooting incidents that have happened in the past few days around the city.
Calhoun's, Smoky Mountain Brewery among tenants announced for Bristol, Va., development
BRISTOL, Va. City officials announced today that three restaurants and a travel center will join the anchor store, Cabela's, at The Falls Development at Exit 5 off Interstate 81.
Bristol Cities name three recipients of special honor
For the sixth consecutive year, the cities of Bristol Virginia and Bristol Tennessee are jointly honoring individuals and organizations that have exhibited outstanding dedication and service to their communities by bestowing on them the Mayors' Award of Distinction.
Belk pulling out of Bristol Mall, relocating to The Pinnacle
Belk will relocate its store at the Bristol Mall in Bristol, Va., to a new two-level, 132,000-square-foot fashion store at The Pinnacle in Bristol, Tenn., with a grand opening set for spring 2015.
Chuggington Train table donated to children's library
Storytelling at the Bristol, Virginia Library held a surprise for the children attending Tuesday -- there's a new addition to the storytelling room.
Head lice spike in Bristol schools
We have a warning for parents tonight -- we've learned Bristol, Virginia schools are seeing more cases of lice this year than last, and they're encouraging parents to check their children's heads.
Fourth annual Cat Creeper 5K announced
The Virginia High School Career and Technical Education Department will be hosting the fourth annual Cat Creeper 5K Scholarship Run/Walk on Saturday, May 4. The event will be held at Sugar Hollow Park in Bristol, Virginia.
Va. Intermont says no tuition hikes for 2013-2014
It will be the third straight year that the private liberal arts college in Bristol, Va., has opted not to increase tuition.
Southwest Virginia tops the charts in drug abuse
Abuse of prescription drugs is at crisis proportions in the United States according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.