ICYMI Today in national news: Michael Bloomberg preparing to enter 2020 Presidential race, Jeff Sessions to run for his old Alabama seat, and one worker is dead after a chemical reaction at a Buffalo Wild Wings in Massachusetts

-State/Local: where the House of Delegates stands after Tuesday's elections

-Sgt. Steve Bozeman with the Lynchburg Area Veterans Council previewed their Veterans Day (Monday 11/11) event taking place at Monument Terrace with speaker Ryan Zuidema, Police Chief for Lynchburg Police Department. He also shares the success of the brick program honoring past and present heroes and the community support in Downtown Lynchburg as they approach their 18th anniversary of Support the Troops rallies at Monument Terrace. To get your memorial brick visit www.PolarEngraving.com/MilitaryOrderOfPurpleHeart

-First World Problems: top-secret government center causes interference with garage door openers in Fauquier

-WDBJ7 Anchor and Assignment Manager Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": he recapped the sheriff's races in Campbell and Bedford counties, the Bedford County Board of Supervisor incumbents unseated, and changes to the Bedford County school board following Tuesday's election

-Ashleigh Karol with HumanKind talked about their mission in aiding the community by supporting families. She also previewed the 2019 Lynchburg Turkey Trot 5K Family Fun Run & Walk taking place on Thanksgiving morning (Nov. 28). She shares how you can add a Thanksgiving meal for those less fortunate to your registration for the 5K. Visit www.HumanKind.org for more information on this event

-People received some weird text messages Thursday morning. Also, if you wear clothes then you are part of the problem

ICYMI Today in national news: Michael Bloomberg preparing to enter 2020 Presidential race, Jeff Sessions to run for his old Alabama seat, and one worker is dead after a chemical reaction at a Buffalo Wild Wings in Massachusetts

-State/Local: where the House of Delegates stands after Tuesday's elections

-Sgt. Steve Bozeman with the Lynchburg Area Veterans Council previewed their Veterans Day (Monday 11/11) event taking place at Monument Terrace with speaker Ryan Zuidema, Police Chief for Lynchburg Police Department. He also shares the success of the brick program honoring past and present heroes and the community support in Downtown Lynchburg as they approach their 18th anniversary of Support the Troops rallies at Monument Terrace. To get your memorial brick visit www.PolarEngraving.com/MilitaryOrderOfPurpleHeart

-First World Problems: top-secret government center causes interference with garage door openers in Fauquier

-WDBJ7 Anchor and Assignment Manager Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": he recapped the sheriff's races in Campbell and Bedford counties, the Bedford County Board of Supervisor incumbents unseated, and changes to the Bedford County school board following Tuesday's election

-Ashleigh Karol with HumanKind talked about their mission in aiding the community by supporting families. She also previewed the 2019 Lynchburg Turkey Trot 5K Family Fun Run & Walk taking place on Thanksgiving morning (Nov. 28). She shares how you can add a Thanksgiving meal for those less fortunate to your registration for the 5K. Visit www.HumanKind.org for more information on this event

-People received some weird text messages Thursday morning. Also, if you wear clothes then you are part of the problem

State Senator Steve Newman responded to the Democratic flip of Virginia and what to expect in the General Assembly next year. He also shared what the hopes are for Republicans moving forward and in 2021

State Senator Steve Newman responded to the Democratic flip of Virginia and what to expect in the General Assembly next year. He also shared what the hopes are for Republicans moving forward and in 2021

Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy gave his thoughts on Virginia's 2019 General Election: voter turnout going up, the turning point for Republican Siobhan Dunnavant to win District 12 in the State Senate; Why Joe Morrissey is currently the most important man in Virginia politics; Senate District 10 incumbent Sturtevant falls in upset; Nick Freitas will win write-in campaign after failing to submit paperwork on time; and more from the state election

Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy gave his thoughts on Virginia's 2019 General Election: voter turnout going up, the turning point for Republican Siobhan Dunnavant to win District 12 in the State Senate; Why Joe Morrissey is currently the most important man in Virginia politics; Senate District 10 incumbent Sturtevant falls in upset; Nick Freitas will win write-in campaign after failing to submit paperwork on time; and more from the state election

ICYMI Today in national/international news: Sondland’s updated impeachment testimony on Trump-Ukraine quid pro quo & an update on the Mexican cartel attack that killed 9 Americans

-Local: Democrats set to take over Virginia statehouse. The sheriff elections in Campbell/Bedford/Amherst counties, local delegates remain Republican, changes to board of supervisors and the school boards in Campbell and Bedford counties

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy gave his thoughts on Virginia's 2019 General Election: voter turnout going up, the turning point for Republican Siobhan Dunnavant to win District 12 in the State Senate; Why Joe Morrissey is currently the most important man in Virginia politics; Senate District 10 incumbent Sturtevant falls in upset; Nick Freitas will win write-in campaign after failing to submit paperwork on time; and more from the state election

-Relief segment: Krispy Kreme kid reselling donuts offered 500 free boxes & McDonald's bringing back retro toys in Happy Meals for a week

-State Senator Steve Newman responded to the Democratic flip of Virginia and what to expect in the General Assembly next year. He also shared what the hopes are for Republicans moving forward and in 2021

ICYMI Today in national/international news: Sondland’s updated impeachment testimony on Trump-Ukraine quid pro quo & an update on the Mexican cartel attack that killed 9 Americans

-Local: Democrats set to take over Virginia statehouse. The sheriff elections in Campbell/Bedford/Amherst counties, local delegates remain Republican, changes to board of supervisors and the school boards in Campbell and Bedford counties

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy gave his thoughts on Virginia's 2019 General Election: voter turnout going up, the turning point for Republican Siobhan Dunnavant to win District 12 in the State Senate; Why Joe Morrissey is currently the most important man in Virginia politics; Senate District 10 incumbent Sturtevant falls in upset; Nick Freitas will win write-in campaign after failing to submit paperwork on time; and more from the state election

-Relief segment: Krispy Kreme kid reselling donuts offered 500 free boxes & McDonald's bringing back retro toys in Happy Meals for a week

-State Senator Steve Newman responded to the Democratic flip of Virginia and what to expect in the General Assembly next year. He also shared what the hopes are for Republicans moving forward and in 2021

ICYMI Today in national/international news: Sondland’s updated impeachment testimony on Trump-Ukraine quid pro quo & an update on the Mexican cartel attack that killed 9 Americans

-Local: Democrats set to take over Virginia statehouse. The sheriff elections in Campbell/Bedford/Amherst counties, local delegates remain Republican, changes to board of supervisors and the school boards in Campbell and Bedford counties

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy gave his thoughts on Virginia's 2019 General Election: voter turnout going up, the turning point for Republican Siobhan Dunnavant to win District 12 in the State Senate; Why Joe Morrissey is currently the most important man in Virginia politics; Senate District 10 incumbent Sturtevant falls in upset; Nick Freitas will win write-in campaign after failing to submit paperwork on time; and more from the state election

-Relief segment: Krispy Kreme kid reselling donuts offered 500 free boxes & McDonald's bringing back retro toys in Happy Meals for a week

-State Senator Steve Newman responded to the Democratic flip of Virginia and what to expect in the General Assembly next year. He also shared what the hopes are for Republicans moving forward and in 2021

ICYMI Today in national/international news: Sondland’s updated impeachment testimony on Trump-Ukraine quid pro quo & an update on the Mexican cartel attack that killed 9 Americans

-Local: Democrats set to take over Virginia statehouse. The sheriff elections in Campbell/Bedford/Amherst counties, local delegates remain Republican, changes to board of supervisors and the school boards in Campbell and Bedford counties

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy gave his thoughts on Virginia's 2019 General Election: voter turnout going up, the turning point for Republican Siobhan Dunnavant to win District 12 in the State Senate; Why Joe Morrissey is currently the most important man in Virginia politics; Senate District 10 incumbent Sturtevant falls in upset; Nick Freitas will win write-in campaign after failing to submit paperwork on time; and more from the state election

-Relief segment: Krispy Kreme kid reselling donuts offered 500 free boxes & McDonald's bringing back retro toys in Happy Meals for a week

-State Senator Steve Newman responded to the Democratic flip of Virginia and what to expect in the General Assembly next year. He also shared what the hopes are for Republicans moving forward and in 2021