Harrisonburg City Council has approved a traffic calming plan to improve the Sunset Heights neighborhood.

Last Friday was National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day, but you don’t have to wait till next year. In Harrisonburg medicine can be properly disposed of all year around.

A GoFundMe has been started for beloved D-Hall employee and longtime JMU community member Kathy Landis.

A Republican debate held in Madison Union offered the community a chance to learn more about Virginia's 25th district candidates.

Our interview with Andy Parker, father of JMU almuna Alison Parker, on his advocacy and his new book.

The JMU Board of Visitors will meet on Friday, April 26 to vote on a possible tuition increase for the 2019-2020 school year.

At this Tuesday's City Council meeting, public comments can be made on an ordinance to ban pedestrians from lingering on road medians.

A new administrative building is being constructed on Harrison Street, behind The Forbes Center.

New changes for the HDPT bus routes and schedules have been proposed.

Conley, a well-known police officer around JMU campus, is running for Page County Sheriff.

Harrisonburg announced new recycling guidelines that began April 1st.

The Harrisonburg-Rockingham Historical Society's Heritage Museum, in Dayton, is now offering genealogy services.

Changes are coming to the old municipal building next to Harrisonburg City Hall.

Donations have poured in for the residents of the Southview apartment fire.

Our full report on the fire in Southview.

The Shenandoah Valley listed as one of the top ten emerging industrial markets for 2019.

Take these steps to ensure fire safety in your own home.

Students give feedback about Dukes emails now requiring duo authentication.

The Bluestone yearbook will soon be available for purchase.

The Madison Center for Civic Engagement hosted a meeting featuring the local candidates for state delegate.

Mayor Dee-Anna Reed and Vice Mayor Sal Romero visited JMU to discuss local issues with students.

Students from the Women in Politics course have been hosting educational events on campus.

The father of JMU alumna, Alison Parker, speaks out about his book and advocating for gun safety.

This week’s JMU Sports highlights.

Duke Dog, our favorite furry friend, is always making the JMU community smile.

Hands where in the air for the T-Pain concert put on by the University Program Board.

Get a taste of Little Girl Collective restaurant in downtown Harrisonburg.

A local dairy farmer was awarded best dairy producer in Virginia and Maryland. We visted his farm to discuss local food production.

JMU Club Quidditch did not place at Quidditch nations on Saturday, but they were happy to represent JMU.

This week's JMU Sports update!

Local eatery Jack Browns is celebrating their ten year anniversary with a beach bash.

This JMU freshman is using her creativity with photoshop to gain popularity on Instagram.

We were live at the Macrock music festival to check out bands from throughout North America.

Local food artists are competing for the Blue Ridge CASA‘s Top Chef Harrisonburg Competition.

This week’s JMU sports highlights.

What went on this past week with JMU sports.

Four JMU students are managing a clothing business that helps the homeless.

We took a look into JMU’s athletic recruitment process.

Food truck Waffle Yum opened a new location in the Burg.

The Friendly City Dance Room recently opened in downtown Harrisonburg.

We visited Harrisonburg MMAI and Training Center to learn self-defense techniques.

This week’s updates on JMU sports!