Anti-bullying bill introduced following suicide death in Roanoke County fails in General Assembly Clark Palmer February 17, 2026 1 minute read Legislation meant to crack down on cyber bullying following the death of a Roanoke County student will not be passed during this years General Assembly session. More from WFIR’s Clark Palmer. Share: Post navigation Previous: Town of Bedford looking for final round of feedback from residents on 2045 Comp PlanNext: Congressman defends election reform bill against Jim Crow comparisons Related Stories National D-Day Memorial marks 82nd anniversary with tribute to advocate Lucille Hoback Boggess Ian Price June 3, 2026 RBT’s Sleeping Beauty, Blacksburg Summer Arts Festival, Paint Fincastle this weekend Gene Marrano June 3, 2026 Hometown D-Day heroes honored Gene Marrano June 3, 2026
Legislation meant to crack down on cyber bullying following the death of a Roanoke County student will not be passed during this years General Assembly session. More from WFIR’s Clark Palmer.
