Updated: 4:59 PM Northern half of scenic byway reopened.

Updated: 4:57 PM Test results sought on student's concoction.

Updated: 4:55 PM Officials from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention are predicting the worst flu season in years.

Updated: 11:15 AM Many Trees in the valley are already starting to show some color. You can thank all the summer rain we had for that.

Updated: 3:48 PM Eagle-Obenshain debate on TV3.

Updated: 9:26 PM JMU ranks sixth on list of activist universities.

Updated: 9:07 PM Uninsured and under-insured drivers on the road could end up costing you.

Updated: 8:18 PM Some big bucks are headed to one Valley city.

Updated: 8:15 PM JMU named among the most activist universities in the world.

Updated: 9:47 PM What appeared to simply be a missing person case, became much more complex for local police Wednesday. 81 year-old Robert Haney's van was found along the interstate over the weekend. But he was no where to be found.

Updated: 6:14 PM Painkiller lawsuit against hospital settled.

Updated: 6:12 PM Sheriff's deputy sentenced for crack dealing.

Updated: 1:50 PM Adoptions are up 80 percent in the valley since last year.

Updated: 2:02 PM Tuesday brought a joyful homecoming for the Virginia Army National Guard in Harrisonburg.

Updated: 9:19 PM It's not just your imagination; traffic is bad and getting worse.

Updated: 9:21 PM BB&T bank will eliminate 940 jobs in Virginia and Maryland.

Updated: 9:45 PM Army Reservist Mark McGirr say it is, of course, wonderful to be with his family, but he says it's a bittersweet reunion, knowing just as he gets reaquainted, he'll leave again.

Updated: 9:46 PM The Lowe's company is kicking the habit, and some employees aren't happy about it.

Updated: 6:42 PM The decision making process regarding the future of I-81 is about to enter another phase.

Updated: 6:15 PM The Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport is adding a van service for passengers.

Updated: 6:05 PM Kim Dart is one of 15 first-year teachers in the Harrisonburg City School District.

Updated: 11:17 AM Frustrated residents in the "new town" section of Staunton were tired of things like loud noise and people trespassing on their property.

Updated: 2:09 PM Frustrated residents in the Newtown section of Staunton were tired of things like loud noise and people trespassing on their property. So last month, police sent a letter to many residents in Newtown, asking them to cooperate with new measures.

Updated: 2:07 PM To date, more than $7.4 million in federal disaster assistance has been approved to help Virginians recover from Hurricane Isabel.

Updated: 2:08 PM Just in time for the weekend, Shenandoah National Park has opened more areas throughout the park.