Good morning, Roanoke.

Roanoke police have named 45-year-old Joshua Robert Presley as the suspect in the murder of Meagan Martin whose body was found outside her home last Tuesday+ they issued a warrant for his arrest on a second-degree murder charge and urged anyone with information to call 911 immediately.

On Monday, Roanoke police received a missing person report for Meagan Martin and began a search that led to her being found dead outside her home + the investigation is ongoing.

Roanoke Pinball Museum announced Wednesday that its 10th anniversary is today—opening its doors all day for a $10 celebration that includes a limited edition souvenir pin.

Roanoke County Public Schools joined the Future of High School Network—led by the Carnegie Foundation—to improve its Opportunity Ready program that builds skills like communication and collaboration.

The district will also contribute to a national research agenda aimed at transforming high school learning across the country.

Roanoke's Clean Valley Council is hosting the second annual Rethink, Reuse, Repair Fair at Wasena Park — the event runs from 10 to 3 this Saturday and will offer workshops to teach visitors how to repair and upcycle items in inflationary times.

Local tinkerers and repair experts will share their skills to help reduce waste and extend the life of everyday objects.

Today, the City of Roanoke's stormwater department is asking residents to share stories, pictures, and videos from the Flood of 85 for a project that both preserves local history and guides improvements in flood management.

The project will create an interactive story map, install flood markers, and publish a newspaper combining original 1985 reports with new accounts — with submissions accepted until September 1 — and will be completed before the anniversary.

Chayce Beckham Live Concert

6-7:30 p.m. — Dr. Pepper Park — Cost varies — Enjoy a vibrant concert from American Idol winner Chayce Beckham as part of the Northwest ACE Summer Concert Series.

Rethink, Reuse, Repair Fair

10 a.m.–3 p.m. — Wasena Park — Free entry — Discover how to repair broken items and reduce waste at this engaging community fair.

Kairos Youth Faith Event

Sunday evening - Friday noon — Roanoke College — $350 — A week-long faith-sharing event designed for youth to engage in community, worship, and personal grace.

Artistic Encounters: Meet the Artist

4-7 p.m. — Blue Ridge PBS — Fundraiser event — Enjoy art, live music, and support local PBS initiatives while exploring new creativity.

Ledbetters & Superunknown

6-7:30 p.m. — Dr. Pepper Park — Ticketed event — Enjoy tributes to Pearl Jam and Chris Cornell by The Ledbetters and Superunknown.

WDBJ7's Star City Slide

10 AM – 10 PM on June 28 & 12 PM – 8 PM on June 29 — 2nd Street Bridge in Downtown Roanoke — $35 for adults, $10 for children 4-12 — Experience a thrilling ride down the slide with stunning city views.

Freedom Festival & Fireworks

4-9:30 p.m. — River's Edge Park — Free entry — Enjoy live music, food trucks, and a spectacular fireworks display to celebrate freedom.

Virginia Electric Live Concert

10 p.m. — Martin's Downtown — No Refunds — Enjoy two sets of electrifying music at one of Roanoke's top venues.

Annual Floatilla to Starr Hill

1-6 p.m. — Roanoke Mountain Adventures — Bring your own float — Float down the Roanoke River to Starr Hill Brewery with friends and family.

Them Dirty Roses Concert

5-7:30 p.m. — Dr Pepper Park at the Bridges — Ticketed event — Enjoy southern rock vibes from Bama's own Them Dirty Roses.