Henri Gendreau - The Roanoke Rambler

Roanoke School Board Appears Receptive To Restricting Student Cell Phone Use

Superintendent Verletta White said she would convene a working group that will come up with more concrete recommendations.

While the city has a goal of a 40 percent tree canopy coverage, a new study estimated Roanoke's tree canopy at 33 percent.

Tasha Burkett, who became chief deputy in March, says she intends to run for the office next year as an independent.

Brent Robertson, who also served as finance director, was stripped of his titles just as city leaders are finalizing a $379-million budget.

Freedom First Federal Credit Union says new accounts will offer perks, including the potential to save on insurance.

Luke Priddy won't seek reelection, while Nick Hagen and Jim Garrett are vying to become the first Republicans on Council in decades.

Two Roanoke community advocates are asking a judge to decide who’s the proper owner of a building recently eyed by city officials for rehabilitation.

The Market on Melrose is slated to open in November in the heart of a food desert. The store will create up to 70 jobs in its first year.

An auditor described one finding that Valley Metro failed to pay contractors who built the new transit center on time as 'a big deal.'