Inside the average poultry barn, there’s an invisible problem that’s costing farmers money and harming waterways. Chicken droppings release ammonia as bacteria decompose them. This pungent-smelling gas is harmful to both chickens and humans, and high levels can cause respiratory issues, conjunctivitis, and reduced egg production. MOVA created a filtration system that captures toxic ammonia from chicken waste before it escapes into the environment.

The Town Manager of Pulaski informed locals on Monday of a proposed increase to water and sewer rates in the service area.

The Pulaski Fire Department showcased the live fire training they conducted on Tuesday, May 6, which saw them practice important field skills.

Thirty volunteers are in Pulaski’s Langhorne community to help remove potential wildfire fuel, addressing growing concerns about fire risks in Virginia’s forested areas.

More than 10 people were displaced after a fire engulfed a three-story apartment building Wednesday evening in downtown Pulaski. The blaze began around 4 p.m., prompting emergency response from multiple departments.

According to officials, at least 12 residents have been displaced after an apartment fire in Pulaski on Wednesday.

The wilderness road regional museum in Newbern celebrated the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s midnight ride today with a reenactment, colonial music and Bostonian snacks.

Following the devastation of Hurricane Helene in fall 2024, Claytor Lake is ready for the summer season thanks to extensive cleanup efforts.

The Pulaski County Board of Supervisors, along with the Sports Tourism & Entertainment Authority, has revealed plans for the future Pulaski County Sportsplex, an estimated 165,000 sq. ft. sports, entertainment, and exposition center.

The National Weather Service in Blacksburg has issued a warning due to critical fire conditions today, March 23.

Thanks to Jiniamcd Photography for today’s Picture of the Day from Pulaski.

It’s not every day you get to drive your tractor to school. But in Pulaski County, students got to today for the first time ever.

Cole Boone has had a track season like no other. Known as a mid-distance runner, the Pulaski County High School junior is a state champion, a national champion, and a national record holder.

Leaders in Pulaski are working to find new ways to assist those in the town without a permanent place to stay.

Recently, leaders from the Town of Pulaski and Pulaski County met to discuss the pressing issue of homelessness affecting the area.

A woman was injured, and a man has been arrested after a stabbing incident in Pulaski on Friday.

Pulaski County has announced their 2025 “One Bag Challenge” initiative, which encourages locals to pick up at least one bag of trash in the area.

A man is dead following a crash that occurred in Pulaski County on Monday, Virginia State Police said.

A man is dead after a breaking and entering incident that occurred in Pulaski on Friday, Pulaski Police Department said.

Pulaski has a rich history in Southwest Virginia, but since manufacturing left the area, it has struggled with few people and businesses remaining. In an effort to revitalize the town, leaders are working on a downtown makeover.

Leaders in the town of Pulaski are working on a project to revitalize the downtown area, focusing on W Main Street. Once a thriving hub during its industrial peak, Pulaski has faced challenges since the decline of local industry.

Finding an affordable place to live is a challenge many Americans face, but Pulaski County is taking action to change that. Leaders in the county have broken ground—and broken glass—on the future of Claremont Elementary School.

The Pulaski Police Department announced Monday that they had arrested a Pulaski man with 50 counts of child pornography charges.

In the New River Valley, the temperatures continue to feel like it’s in the single digits, prompting the need for warming shelters.

A boil water advisory has been issued for Pulaski residents due to a water main break, requiring them to boil water or use bottled water for safety until further notice.

New housing developments are on the way for the town of Pulaski!

The Pulaski Police Department arrested a 33-year-old Pulaski man after he allegedly made threats to occupants of an apartment while allegedly armed with a gun.

As temperatures drop and winter storms approach, communities are opening warming centers and shelters to provide refuge for those in need. Here is a list of available options:

A tractor-trailer crash on I-81 Northbound is causing delays, VDOT said.

On I-81 at mile marker 94.4 in the County of Pulaski, motorists can expect delays due to a tractor-trailer crash according to VDOT.

Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet is facing an assault and battery charge for an alleged incident that occurred on Sept. 21, 2024.

A 29-year-old man has been arrested after he allegedly arranged to meet a 14-year-old for a sexual encounter, HCSO said.

The Town of Pulaski was one of the hardest hit areas in our region for the opioid epidemic, but now leaders are taking the right steps to get them on the road to recovery.

Hurricane Helene rocked Southwest Virginia hard leaving behind massive damage and flooding. 10 News is working for you covering recovery efforts all across our region.

Pulaski County Free Store will distribute emergency supplies on Saturday, September 28, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 650 Giles Ave., and donations are needed.

Pulaski School board is holding a meeting and you can watch it here.

A series of school threats across Southwest Virginia put districts on high alert.

Pulaski County Public Schools, and the YMCA of Pulaski County have partnered together for an incentive based program, where if kids show up to school, and get good grades, they can get a free, or reduced membership at the YMCA.

Starting at the end of September, the Calfee Community and Cultural Center will be open and crawling with kids.

The current assistant coach with the NFL's New Orleans Saints found a way to give back to the program that helped shape his career.

Pulaski County officially named the first career Fire Chief to oversee the recently established Pulaski County Fire Department.

David Lee Carter was found safe, according to Pulaski Police.

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting death of a 40-year-old man at a Pulaski gas station back in May, according to the Pulaski Police Department.

Police are investigating after a shooting at a gas station left a man hurt in Pulaski early Friday morning.

The Pulaski town mayor’s husband, Toan Le, has been charged with 11 counts of misdemeanor shoplifting.

Thanks to Jinia McDonald for today’s Picture of the Day from Pulaski.

He was last seen Monday.

The Pulaski Police Department is seeking public help in locating a 65-year-old man.

Virginia State Police confirmed to 10 News that a Pulaski town councilman is facing multiple misdemeanor charges for conflict of interest.

People in the New River Valley are helping people who are experiencing homelessness. Teams at James Hardie, a manufacturing company with crews in Pulaski, Radford and Wytheville, created over 750 blessing bags filled with toiletries and personal items as a part of it's Giving Back Campaign. They also delivered 100 Wendy’s gift cards for families with children who are put up in hotels for the night.

A Pulaski man was convicted Friday of abduction with intent to defile, conspiracy to abduct to defile, and sex trafficking after a three-day jury trial in Radford.

It's a first for the New River Valley, home to buildings repurposed for vertical farming.

Pulaski County has a new solar ordinance. County leaders said the purpose of the solar ordinance is to provide a road map to ensure that solar companies know what is expected if they want to invest in the county.

Scammers are taking over social media. Law enforcement across Southwest Virginia have put out warnings to prevent people from getting hooked by a scammer's post.

Dr. Mickey Hickman from the Calfee Community & Cultural Center in Pulaski spoke. The center has a vision to increase awareness of local African-American history. There will be a Night to Remember gala that benefits the community center.

Pulaski County Middle schoolers experienced life as inmates for the day as a part of the New River Valley Regional Jail ‘Life Choices’ program.

The Pulaski Police Department is searching for a man who was allegedly involved in a firearm robbery.

If you’re hitting the road Monday morning, you might want to avoid I-81 northbound in Pulaski and Montgomery Counties.

The town has recently purchased 155 acres of undeveloped land between Memorial Drive and Pepper's Ferry Road, that has been vacant for decades, for future development. As one of the largest undeveloped tracts of land within the town limits, the town has had interest in the property for several years, given its location and topography. and inquiries as to its intended use and/or availability were made.

Pulaski Town Manager, Darlene Burcham is planning to step down at the end of January and help the new oncoming town manager, Todd Manager.

Guy Smith, with the T.G, Howard Community center is known as "Chocolate Santa." Smith helped bring in the Xmas Spirit by going around Pulaski taking pictures and dropping off gifts.

Pulaski County staff are looking to bring affordable housing the area, by revitalizing three former schools, Pulaski and Dublin Middle, and Claremont Elementary.

The owner of Great Wilderness Brewing Company and Pulaski town leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday afternoon.

Representatives from Mochi's Cafe came to WSLS studios to chat about the new business as well as opening in the Town of Pulaski.

LewisGale Pulaski held a ribbon cutting on Wednesday to celebrate 50 years of serving the community.

Pulaski Police are offering people the chance to send their packages directly to the police department to avoid package theft for the holidays.

Pulaski County Public Schools have had two cyber attacks in the past two weeks.

The Pulaski County Public School Board is holding a special meeting to discuss new compensation for Pulaski County Public School workers.

From 80s to snow flurries in a matter of days. Welcome to Virginia weather!

A mountain in Pulaski County has been on fire for three days now burning over 300 acres of land.

Two companies in the New River Valley are looking to revitalize buildings and at the same time, create produce.

The Uvaldee Foundation for Kids, a national organization, is now offering to help with security after social media threats made against Pulaski Middle School.10 News spoke with Pulaski school officials Monday who said the help isn’t needed.

Salem wins this one, 49-13.

Two days of class have been impacted at Pulaski Middle School after school administrators said they received reports of threats on social media.

A man wanted in multiple counties across the New River Valley was spotted again this week in Giles County.

Pulaski County Sheriff Deputies name the woman they believe is responsible for the fire at the Randolph Park Poolhouse.

The T.G. Howard Community Center is recognizing those who beat breast cancer.

Danielle Peet was getting ready for her 9th birthday party at a park in Pulaski Saturday, but her celebration was off to a slow start.

A Radford woman was found guilty of accidentally starting the fire at Randolph Park.

The latest SOL test scores show students are still struggling from pandemic learning loss.

Rumors of a COVID-19 outbreak on social media raises parents' concerns for in-person learning.

It's the first year of Farm to School program, and so far three owners are participating, Kegley, Pratt, and Mountain

Vegg Inc is an AgriTech company that is taking abandoned school buildings in rural communities throughout our region/state, and redeveloping them into Climate Smart Vertical Farming Facilities.

A man remains at large in Pulaski after crashing his moped and escaping from officers on foot Monday evening, according to the Pulaski Police Department.

Leaders with the Calfee Community and Cultural Center hosts a groundbreaking ceremony in hopes to renovate the facility.

Pulaski county is revving up for students to get back into the classroom and with the start of school just around the corner, their new superintendent said this summer was an opportunity to get out and connect with the community.

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office has arrested a man in connection with the death of a 24-year-old man.

A family is looking for answers after an altercation in Fairlawn proved deadly.

Leaders in Pulaski are looking to connect with the community and give children the supplies they need to be successful this school year.

A trial date has been set for a man charged with attempted murder after trying to run over officer in Pulaski back in November 2022.

A Night at the Ballpark: River Turtles keeping the fun, affordable while local pitcher Mabe takes the mound Wednesday

The Calfee Community and Cultural Center is getting some federal funding.

The T.G. Howard Community Center awarded 10 News Anchor/Reporter Duke Carter the “Community Impact Award” earlier this week.

The Pulaski parks and rec department is looking to the future after a fire destroyed the Evelyn Alexander Waterpark pool house.

Police say he was shot in the calf

The Evelyn-Alexander Waterpark at Randolph Park is closed until further notice, as Pulaski works to pick up the pieces of a devastating fire.

A project designed to help attract businesses to Pulaski is complete.

The legendary Motor Mile Speedway in Pulaski County is getting a new name.

Thanks to Tommy Maynor for sending us today’s picture of the day from Pulaski.

Chief Neice, Captain Hudson, Officer Tabor, and CRS Ramsey were able to meet John Knarr and welcome him as the department’s first Honorary Member, PPD wrote in a Facebook post.