Thomas Mundy is a Multimedia Journalist for WSLS 10, covering a wide range of news topics in the New River Valley area. With a focus on delivering timely and informative stories, Thomas brings a unique perspective to his reporting, highlighting local events, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Thomas Mundy's coverage spans a variety of topics such as sports, family & relationships, crime, and government & politics. His articles often focus on breaking news, evolving stories, event coverage and government announcements.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. – People were in downtown Blacksburg since 3:00 p.m. for the annual Winter Festival.
GALAX, Va. – Imagine moving to a new country to build your life and while in bed, you wake up to your home in flames.
For the second year in a row, the Grinch found himself in Blacksburg wreaking havoc.
BLACKSBURG, Va. – They are celebrating a little holiday cheer, while also supporting the community in Blacksburg.
By: Thomas Mundy
INDEPENDENCE, Va. – Grayson County Public Schools got about as tough a start to the school year as anyone could ask for.
“The last two years it's been a long journey to get to where we are at,” Dunnigan said.
PULASKI CO., Va. – A group in the New River Valley has been able to continue a Christmas tradition despite the impacts of Hurricane Helene.
Virginia Tech leaders have partnered with the Carilion New River Medical Center to support victims of sexual assault and violence at the university. Their newest initiative is simple, if someone is a victim of sexual assault or violence and needs to get to a hospital for follow up appointments, they can request a ride from the Virginia Tech Police Department or schedule a Lyft free of charge.
ROANOKE, Va. – Folks are loading up their cars and heading down the road to see family and friends for the holiday, but while on
WOOLWINE, Va. – 12 months ago, the Worley family was praying their daughter, Lauren, would survive the night.
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