Laurence Hammack is a general assignment reporter with a focus on local news in Roanoke, Virginia. With his work featured in various publications such as The Roanoke Times and Martinsville Bulletin, Laurence covers a wide range of topics including court cases, environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories.
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Laurence Hammack’s coverage primarily focuses on local government, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories in the Virginia region. Given his focus on healthcare, legal issues, environmental pollution, veterans' affairs and infrastructure within this area suggests that he may be interested in hearing from experts or individuals directly involved in these specific fields.
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By: Laurence Hammack
Casey Tryon-Castro joined an attack on police officers who were trying to defend the Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot.
By: Laurence Hammack
In recent years, many customers have struggled to pay their bills, commission told.
By: Laurence Hammack
State regulators allowed Appalachian Power Co. to raise its rates again Wednesday, but not nearly as high as the company requested.
By: Laurence Hammack
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By: Laurence Hammack
Jennifer Ann Adams faces up to six years in prison
The next top federal prosecutor for Western Virginia will be nominated by President-elect Donald Trump.
By: Laurence Hammack
The banner hanging from the Elm Avenue bridge is being investigated as potentially motivated by hate or bias, police said.
Feeding Southwest Virginia CEO Pamela Irvine, left, with U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., during Saturday's roundtable on food insecurity in the region.
By: Laurence Hammack
A roundtable discussion at the regional food bank was part of the senator's two-day swing through Southwest Virginia.
By: Laurence Hammack
Flooding from Hurricane Helene swept 13 tanks of a hazardous chemical into the New River.
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