Virginia Blood Services (VBS) celebrated its ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday for the Winchester Donor Center located at 333 W Cork street in suite 220.

Winchester Police want to make sure cars and walkers are watching out for each other as they travel through the city.

A side street in Winchester is partially closed to make way for yet another utility improvement project.

North End citizens are also seeing utility work in new areas.

The soggy weather didn't stop a mob of people assembling in downtown Front Royal on Saturday.

They recently signed with a label.

The Woodstock Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for the big Spring fundraiser.

National Parks are offering free admission on Saturday for National Public Lands Day.

September is Hunger Action Month and TV3 Winchester is teaming up with Martin's and the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to help feed our hungry neighbors.

Winchester Public Schools announces the appointment of Jerry Putt as the Assistant Principal at John Handley High School.

The U.S. transportation secretary says he wants more facts about distracted driving before discussing whether the government should regulate communications technology built directly into cars.

More than 40 Fairfax county police officers, and one police dog, have been honored for valor in the line of duty.

Five West Virginia groups will receive grants to fight substance abuse.

Drug abuse in one southern West Virginia county has become so severe that a faith-based group and schoolchildren are working together to demand solutions.

The University of Virginia's School of Architecture has launched the Center for Design and Health to advance the planning of patient-oriented facilities and healthy neighborhoods and cities.

More than 4,300 children have lost a parent in the Iraq or Afghanistan wars.

A flurry of activity in efforts to legally recognize gay relationships or ban same-sex marriage is reminding advocates that the debate is far from settled even as polls indicate growing acceptance.

Former Army combat medic Jaeson Parsons plans to return to Iraq soon to document graffiti being left behind on American bases by departing U.S. troops.

College towns are prime spots for readers, according to a new study released by Amazon.com.

The Library of Virginia is collecting personal papers and documents from World War II veterans and their families.

More than 1,300 museums across the country are offering free admission to active duty military personnel and their families all summer in a program with the National Endowment for the Arts.

New census figures show the "seven-year" itch persists: couples who break up typically separate upon seven years of marriage, and divorce a year later.

Virginia's largest youth-led anti-tobacco movement is getting national recognition.

A national fly-fishing tournament is coming to West Virginia for the second straight year.

The residents of a southwest Virginia community hit hard by a tornado in late April are getting a big assist this weekend from the U.S. Army Reserve.