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Some scams are related to a person seeking a relationship, friendship or they’re pretending to be from a local agency asking for bail money for a family member.

MTC students will attend classes in-person twice per week on a rotating A/B schedule. Ten to 12 students will be in each classroom and face masks will be required.

The Virginia State Police is investigating a fatal crash that occurred in Rockingham County Tuesday night.

An Augusta County woman is accused of embezzling more than $95,000 from a trucking company.

On Wednesday night, the Shenandoah County School Board held an emergency meeting to discuss pushing back the fall start date.

Following a racially-insensitive Facebook post allegedly written by the mayor of Luray, Barry Presgraves made a statement on his Facebook page.

With some changes to how rehearsals and concerts will be run this year, the SVCC is excited to get everyone back singing together.

On Tuesday, August 4th, 2020, they announced two more summer camps, to accommodate school start dates getting pushed back.

All students will engage in a mix of asynchronous and synchronous activities, starting with one hour for K through grade 2, and four hours of synchronous instruction for high school students.

In just a few weeks, college students will head back to the Friendly City just in time for classes at local universities.

Preparation for nurses in the upcoming school year is underway in Rockingham County.

Monday night, the Rockingham County School Board voted to push the start date back this fall for students and transition into online distance learning which raised some concerns for parents.

COVID-19 concerns have led to the continued closure.

The University of Virginia is delaying both when some in-person classes start and when undergraduates can move in to residence halls.

Tropical storm Isaias is on track to hit landfall early Tuesday morning and the Virginia Department of Transportation is preparing to respond to damage.

Now, students in grades 2 through 12 will work remotely and Pre-K through grade 1 will attend in-person four days a week.

All visitors entering a municipal building will be required to wear a face mask and social distancing will be mandatory.

Overall, farmers say 2020 has been a pretty good farming season. However, recent dry spells have put some corn crops in poor condition.

Following a racially-insensitive Facebook post allegedly written by the mayor of Luray, the town issued a statement saying Luray rejects racism and is committed to working together with the community through understanding, compassion, and opportunity.

The COVID-19 pandemic can be hard for people of all ages, but one relationship expert said talking to your children about what is going on is always a good idea, especially with in-person school returning for some.

On Monday, the Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative announced they will be giving back more than $4 million to members they worked with last year.

Four and a half months into the coronavirus pandemic and rapid testing for COVID-19 remains scarce for some. Many people getting tested are not getting results until a few days later.

5th District Congressman Denver Riggleman is still deciding his future, but says he will make a decision about a potential run for governor by October. He made the announcement in a wide-ranging interview discussing COVID-19, relief funding, and more.

According to Facebook post, The Cheese Shop is reopening Tuesday, after an asymptomatic employee tested positive for the coronavirus.

The pool has seen lane reserve rates grow from about 50% to now almost 100% every day.

"If there is one guy that I just incredibly admire on national television...it's Tom Bergeron," said David Taylor of Harrisonburg.

Tropical systems and hurricanes all have unique movement. So what causes a hurricane to move in a certain direction?

The Lincoln Homestead in Linville is undergoing renovations and offered socially distanced tours of the home this weekend.

Shenandoah Valley Preparatory Music located on Eastern Mennonite University offered virtual classes this summer and has been working to make those classes safe for the fall.

The theatre closed its doors on March 12, but it has been looking for new opportunities to keep the arts going.