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Metro News: The Voice of West Virginia Lawsuit says thousands of school workers were duped into switching retirement plans.

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    Motion passes overwhelmingly

    Teachers and school service workers make retirement plan decisions.

    Former Superintendent in other counties is now working at South Branch Career and Technical Center.

    Former senate president and county prosecutor among those who fall short.

    Another man being treated in Huntington burn unit.

    Central counties show highest percentage.

    Nick Casey says popular vote in state will play role in his superdelegate vote.

    Marion County voters reject $41 million bond proposal by a slim margin.

    Huntington attorney readies for fall Supreme Court election.

    Alice Germond won't cast her vote though unless race is uncontested at convention.

    As expected, Hillary Clinton easily outdistanced Barack Obama in Tuesday's West Virginia Democratic primary.

    W.Va. Supreme Court's chief justice loses primary race; Margaret Workman and Menis Ketchum earn Democratic nominations.

    Six Democratic incumbents knocked off in primary races.

    No incumbents defeated in Tuesday's primary.

    Only a handful of contested Republican races around the state.

    Joe DeLong dominated Northern Panhandle, while Natalie Tennant ran strong in most of the rest of the state.

    Joe Manchin will face Republican Russ Weeks in the November general election.

    Mollohan, Capito and Rahall move on the November's general election

    Democrat seeking his fifth term in U.S. Senate.

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    Message to Mike: It's Over
    The West Virginia University Presidency of Mike Garrison ended shortly after three o’clock Wednesday afternoon.

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