ICYMI today in national/international headlines: the Don McGhan ruling to testify to Congress, Supreme Court temporarily stops disclosure of Trump's tax records, and thieves stole over $1 billion worth of items from museum

-Local/state: Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom granted parole in 1985 double murder case in Bedford

-WDBJ7 Meteorologist Leo Hirsbrunner gives an overview of what to expect from the weather while you are traveling for Thanksgiving. And Dr. Elena Black with Appalachian Orthodontics of Lynchburg spoke during "Health Check" about how she got into orthodontics, the love she has for her patients and teaching, and why the technology is so important in orthodontia

-More local/state: the status of the right-to-work law in Virginia & marine deserter Michael Brown wanted for the murder of his mother's boyfriend is added to FBI's Most Wanted

-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked about the "controversy" surrounding "Ford v Ferrari", the box office success of "Frozen II", and the DVD and pay-per-view release of "Angel Has Fallen"

-WalletHub's Jill Gonzalez talk about Black Friday: how the sales have changed through the years, getting the early deal versus waiting for the last minute ones and the best stores to shop at to get the right deals in different categories

-A man wears pants for the first time in 18 years

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: the Don McGhan ruling to testify to Congress, Supreme Court temporarily stops disclosure of Trump's tax records, and thieves stole over $1 billion worth of items from museum

-Local/state: Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom granted parole in 1985 double murder case in Bedford

-WDBJ7 Meteorologist Leo Hirsbrunner gives an overview of what to expect from the weather while you are traveling for Thanksgiving. And Dr. Elena Black with Appalachian Orthodontics of Lynchburg spoke during "Health Check" about how she got into orthodontics, the love she has for her patients and teaching, and why the technology is so important in orthodontia

-More local/state: the status of the right-to-work law in Virginia & marine deserter Michael Brown wanted for the murder of his mother's boyfriend is added to FBI's Most Wanted

-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked about the "controversy" surrounding "Ford v Ferrari", the box office success of "Frozen II", and the DVD and pay-per-view release of "Angel Has Fallen"

-WalletHub's Jill Gonzalez talk about Black Friday: how the sales have changed through the years, getting the early deal versus waiting for the last minute ones and the best stores to shop at to get the right deals in different categories

-A man wears pants for the first time in 18 years

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: the Don McGhan ruling to testify to Congress, Supreme Court temporarily stops disclosure of Trump's tax records, and thieves stole over $1 billion worth of items from museum

-Local/state: Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom granted parole in 1985 double murder case in Bedford

-WDBJ7 Meteorologist Leo Hirsbrunner gives an overview of what to expect from the weather while you are traveling for Thanksgiving. And Dr. Elena Black with Appalachian Orthodontics of Lynchburg spoke during "Health Check" about how she got into orthodontics, the love she has for her patients and teaching, and why the technology is so important in orthodontia

-More local/state: the status of the right-to-work law in Virginia & marine deserter Michael Brown wanted for the murder of his mother's boyfriend is added to FBI's Most Wanted

-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked about the "controversy" surrounding "Ford v Ferrari", the box office success of "Frozen II", and the DVD and pay-per-view release of "Angel Has Fallen"

-WalletHub's Jill Gonzalez talk about Black Friday: how the sales have changed through the years, getting the early deal versus waiting for the last minute ones and the best stores to shop at to get the right deals in different categories

-A man wears pants for the first time in 18 years

Heather Alto with the Central Virginia Business Coalition talked about "Small Business Saturday" coming up this Saturday after Black Friday. She shares why it is so important to the community to shop local.

Delegate Kathy Byron talked about assuming a leadership role in the House of Delegates as the Caucus Chair. She shared what that entails in the minority and what issues they will be taking a hard look at in the upcoming General Assembly

Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy talked "Virginia Politics": Senator Amanda Chase withdraws from caucus but will still vote Republican, McAuliffe's hiring suggests interest in running for Virginia governor again, social bills, right-to-work law, and the status of marijuana legalization/decriminalization in Virginia

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: Navy Secretary Spencer fired over SEAL case, the Hong Kong elections, and Bloomberg officials enters the Democratic race

-Local/state: Matthew Bernard deemed incompetent for trial, a man shot in Brookneal last week has died, a man was struck by a vehicle in South Boston, and Newport News getting shipping container homes

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy talked "Virginia Politics": Senator Amanda Chase withdraws from caucus but will still vote Republican, McAuliffe's hiring suggests interest in running for Virginia governor again, social bills, right-to-work law, and the status of marijuana legalization/decriminalization in Virginia

-Shipping container homes: would you live in one?

-Delegate Kathy Byron talked about assuming a leadership role in the House of Delegates as the Caucus Chair. She shared what that entails in the minority and what issues they will be taking a hard look at in the upcoming General Assembly

-An 82-year-old body builder sent a home intruder to the hospital & a man tried to drag race a police officer

-Heather Alto with the Central Virginia Business Coalition talked about "Small Business Saturday" coming up this Saturday after Black Friday. She shares why it is so important to the community to shop local.

-Students chant "OK Boomer" in a climate change protest as they walk out onto a football field during "the game"

-A woman was stabbed for wearing faux fur boots at church & HOA problems concerning a boy riding his tricycle outside

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: Navy Secretary Spencer fired over SEAL case, the Hong Kong elections, and Bloomberg officials enters the Democratic race

-Local/state: Matthew Bernard deemed incompetent for trial, a man shot in Brookneal last week has died, a man was struck by a vehicle in South Boston, and Newport News getting shipping container homes

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy talked "Virginia Politics": Senator Amanda Chase withdraws from caucus but will still vote Republican, McAuliffe's hiring suggests interest in running for Virginia governor again, social bills, right-to-work law, and the status of marijuana legalization/decriminalization in Virginia

-Shipping container homes: would you live in one?

-Delegate Kathy Byron talked about assuming a leadership role in the House of Delegates as the Caucus Chair. She shared what that entails in the minority and what issues they will be taking a hard look at in the upcoming General Assembly

-An 82-year-old body builder sent a home intruder to the hospital & a man tried to drag race a police officer

-Heather Alto with the Central Virginia Business Coalition talked about "Small Business Saturday" coming up this Saturday after Black Friday. She shares why it is so important to the community to shop local.

-Students chant "OK Boomer" in a climate change protest as they walk out onto a football field during "the game"

-A woman was stabbed for wearing faux fur boots at church & HOA problems concerning a boy riding his tricycle outside

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: Navy Secretary Spencer fired over SEAL case, the Hong Kong elections, and Bloomberg officials enters the Democratic race

-Local/state: Matthew Bernard deemed incompetent for trial, a man shot in Brookneal last week has died, a man was struck by a vehicle in South Boston, and Newport News getting shipping container homes

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy talked "Virginia Politics": Senator Amanda Chase withdraws from caucus but will still vote Republican, McAuliffe's hiring suggests interest in running for Virginia governor again, social bills, right-to-work law, and the status of marijuana legalization/decriminalization in Virginia

-Shipping container homes: would you live in one?

-Delegate Kathy Byron talked about assuming a leadership role in the House of Delegates as the Caucus Chair. She shared what that entails in the minority and what issues they will be taking a hard look at in the upcoming General Assembly

-An 82-year-old body builder sent a home intruder to the hospital & a man tried to drag race a police officer

-Heather Alto with the Central Virginia Business Coalition talked about "Small Business Saturday" coming up this Saturday after Black Friday. She shares why it is so important to the community to shop local.

-Students chant "OK Boomer" in a climate change protest as they walk out onto a football field during "the game"

-A woman was stabbed for wearing faux fur boots at church & HOA problems concerning a boy riding his tricycle outside

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: Navy Secretary Spencer fired over SEAL case, the Hong Kong elections, and Bloomberg officials enters the Democratic race

-Local/state: Matthew Bernard deemed incompetent for trial, a man shot in Brookneal last week has died, a man was struck by a vehicle in South Boston, and Newport News getting shipping container homes

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy talked "Virginia Politics": Senator Amanda Chase withdraws from caucus but will still vote Republican, McAuliffe's hiring suggests interest in running for Virginia governor again, social bills, right-to-work law, and the status of marijuana legalization/decriminalization in Virginia

-Shipping container homes: would you live in one?

-Delegate Kathy Byron talked about assuming a leadership role in the House of Delegates as the Caucus Chair. She shared what that entails in the minority and what issues they will be taking a hard look at in the upcoming General Assembly

-An 82-year-old body builder sent a home intruder to the hospital & a man tried to drag race a police officer

-Heather Alto with the Central Virginia Business Coalition talked about "Small Business Saturday" coming up this Saturday after Black Friday. She shares why it is so important to the community to shop local.

-Students chant "OK Boomer" in a climate change protest as they walk out onto a football field during "the game"

-A woman was stabbed for wearing faux fur boots at church & HOA problems concerning a boy riding his tricycle outside