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Linden Kiser

Linden has been morning news anchor and reporter for WSVA since September 2024.

Mug shot of Dustin Allen Dove
Crime & Safety
1 year ago
McGaheysville man found guilty for first-degree murder

According to online records, Dustin Allen Dove was found guilty this week of first-degree murder in the shooting death of 22-year-old Seth Wayne Wallace on May 25th, 2024.

Mug shot of Rodney Dwayne Phillips
Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Staunton man found not guilty of second-degree murder

Rodney Phillips’ first trial in January ended in mistrial after the jury could not reach a verdict.

Local
1 year ago
Repaving on Port Republic Road in Rockingham County

V-DOT says this milling, paving, shoulder-stone and pavement-marking operation is scheduled for completion May 9th.

Flames from an outdoor wood fire
Local
1 year ago
UPDATE: Harrisonburg structure fire temporarily shuts down Charles Street

Harrisonburg Fire Department were forced to shut down Charles Street between North Main and Jefferson Streets combating a structure fire.

Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Page County Sheriff’s Office requesting help in identifying person of interest

PCSO notes that the man is not considered a threat to the community.

Local
1 year ago
RCSO responded to call of suicide threat

At approximately 3am, the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call of an in-progress suicide threat with a knife at a residence in the 6-thousand block of Rawley Pike. 

Community
1 year ago
Augusta County School Place First in Local Envirothon Competition

Fort Defiance’s winning team now moves on to compete in the area-level competition.

Local
1 year ago
Augusta County Attorney resigns at Board of Supervisors meeting

Following a closed session during the regular meeting, the Board announced the acceptance of the resignation of former County Attorney Jim Benkahla, thanking him for his service.

Martin's Check to RCPS
Community
1 year ago
Martin’s Supermarket helping to feed local schools

RCOS received nearly $6,500 from Martin’s Supermarket as part of their “Feeding School Kids Initiative.”

Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office logo on top of a picture of the Sheriff's Office building.
Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office issues statement after animal control incident

According to Major Kolter Stroop, the SCSO received a call on March 25th, regarding what appeared to be a critically wounded stray dog on the caller’s property. After several failed attempts to determine the owner, officers had the dog euthanized, sparking outcry on social media.

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