Updated: 6:08 PM With hurricane Frances knocking on our door, Valley Red Cross chapters are gearing up. For one local chapter, the storm has already passed, but there's still no silver lining.

Updated: 5:49 PM Residents of one Valley community are watching an uncomfortable illness sweep across the area. It seems there's something in the water.

Updated: 11:21 PM Up, up, and away went the 100 balloons filled with missing children's names.

Updated: 6:34 PM Mantel Holland is among the world's top exporters of flower bulbs, and its growing American roots are in Waynesboro.

Updated: 6:18 PM The renovation of a historic building in downtown Staunton is underway.

Updated: 4:58 PM For the past three years, Pat Sampson has hoped and prayed for a chance.

Updated: 12:47 PM He faced recovery in the hospital. Now he faces charges in court.

Updated: 12:24 PM Eighth flood victim confirmed in Richmond.

Updated: 1:17 PM Waynesboro has plans to get rid of its parking meters all together.

Updated: 1:19 PM It was tragedy that touched an entire community. It's been a year since Mosby the dog was shot and killed.

Updated: 4:52 PM Ask smoker Barbara Seal of Staunton what she thinks of the rising price of cigarettes, and she'll give a not-so-surprising answer.

Updated: 12:41 PM There's a sixth Richmond flooding fatality. Police release the names of two victims.

Updated: 9:13 PM Starting this fall, there will be a real dummy in some Valley college classes.

Updated: 6:24 PM The fate of 1,300 Valley workers still hangs in the balance, but some help is being offered.

Updated: 5:51 PM A strange illness is showing up in parts of our area. You'll recognize the symptoms, but the name may be something new for you.

Updated: 5:36 PM Chief Jim Williams will make a brief presentation on gang related issues in the city.

Posted: 5:24 PM Waynesboro is looking into plans to rezone almost 40 acres of farmland behing the new Walmart.

Updated: 5:22 PM Harrisonburg's ESL center is swamped with students.

Updated: 2:39 PM Five people are confirmed dead after torrential rains from Tropical Storm Gaston.

Updated: 6:23 PM JMU mobilize students to vote.

Updated: 6:11 PM Valley farmers are going above and beyond what is expected of them to improve area water ways.

Updated: 5:30 PM Workers in Page County continue the clean up process Monday after a series of chemical accidents over the weekend. A dangerous level of chlorine was found leaking at the public works building. Now the job is finding out what caused the problem.

Updated: 5:25 PM It's a popular trail for walking, biking, even fishing in Page County, and soon you'll have more of it to enjoy.

Updated: 2:25 PM Meat giant cuts earnings outlook.

Updated: 6:41 PM Attorney general praises Harrisonburg for its stance on gangs.