Ownership of Lawson Building devolves into legal battle; residents see hope in Northwest Roanoke grocery store; Council seeks more school board candidates.

Audit of Valley Metro finds major financial control issues; City Council looking at school funding formula; Roanoke ends single-family-only zoning.

Three now vying to be Roanoke's next mayor; planning commission advances zoning reforms; Democrats could have Council primary.

Snack shops bring international flair to Roanoke area; two school board leaders departing; city tweaking historic preservation rules.

Parents scrutinize Roanoke City Public Schools' responses to threats; City Treasurer Evelyn Powers to retire; Fishburn Park cottage is focus of lawsuit.

Roanoke adopts Evans Spring master plan; Council members sought probe of Michael Clark's resignation letter; city to seize homeless hangout land.

Roanoke proposes zoning changes to boost housing stock; Mary Bishop writes on Evans Spring, urban renewal; Onzlee Ware dies at 70.

Roanoke Judge Onzlee Ware agrees to supervision after complaint filed; residents, city leaders clash over Evans Spring; city rolls back a firearm restriction.

Nobody will say why Roanoke judge is missing; groups sue over Roanoke gun laws; Washington Park cottage spared but 'at risk.'

Riverdale expands as residents hear vision; new Wasena Bridge progresses; new poetry

Roanoke school buildings to go solar; gun violence panel selects nonprofits for grants; microtransit pilot launches next week.