Kaira Willis

ROCKY MOUNT, Va. (WDBJ) - Appalachian Power restoration crews are still out in full force braving the cold conditions to get electricity back on. Neighbors WDBJ7 spoke to said crews have been in Rocky Mount since early Wednesday morning working to restore power.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - As we continue to track the winter weather and the below freezing temperatures over the next couple days, WDBJ7 spoke with the Roanoke City Animal Warden supervisor to discuss how they deal with pets left outside in extreme temperatures for a long period of time.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Trump's sentencing makes history - the first convicted president will face no official penalties but he now has a criminal record. WDBJ7 spoke with a political expert about how this decision impacts our country and our judicial system.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - The city of Roanoke recently announced some changes to its 911 center. WDBJ7 spoke with officials to discuss the integration of new technology and how this benefits the community.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A new rezoning application in Roanoke City highlights plans for a new affordable housing development. The project is proposed for a property in Southeast.

Many people in our hometowns are experiencing rate increases with their Appalachian Power bill. WDBJ7 she spoke with officials to break down what’s causing bills to skyrocket.

MONETA, Va. (WDBJ) - It's been one year since Bedford County resident Kohl Lambert died in a car accident on Goodview Road.

There are five different price points: $15 lunch (entree, side, drink and/or dessert), $30 dinner (three courses), $45 dinner (three courses), and restaurant choice options for both lunch and dinner.

Residents and community leaders gathered at The Hotel Roanoke to attend the expungement clinic. The clinic aims to provide tools and resources to people with a criminal record who may need a little extra help getting back on their feet after incarceration.

Real estate reassessments are going up in Roanoke, with an overall increase of 10.92%. The city’s real estate valuation director said it’s due to the issue of supply and demand.