Day: November 13, 2012 Archives
TuesdayNovember 13, 2012
Del. Thompson Firming Up Speaker’s Job
Supporters and independent observers alike believe it’s likely that House Speaker Rick Thompson will be able to retain his leadership position when Democrats caucus next month in Charleston. There is a handful of delegates who want to be speaker, and, as always, some delegates who are disgruntled with the current leadership, but wanting a
Food Bank Gets Help After Derecho-Sandy
Out of state organization kicks in at Mountaineer Food Bank.
Smith Finalist For Unitas Award
Mountaineers quarterback one of five selected.
Delegate Rick Thompson says he expects to keep leading the state House of Delegates in the New Year.
Brush Fires Could Cause More Problems
A string of dry days in the forecast.
Hear Bob Huggins' unhappy reaction to WVU getting dismantled in Spokane.
Financial Planning For The Long Term
Analysts look ahead in Charleston.
Murder Trial Begins for Downtown Morgantown Shooting
Defendant claims he acted in self-defense
Man called Kanawha County sniper has plea hearing set for federal court.
Their point guard is under NCAA scrutiny, but Longhorns boast a roster of young, talented players.
42 Years Since Tragic Plane Crash At MU
Ceremony scheduled for Wednesday.
Gilmer County Schools excess levy approved.
The suspect is still on the run.
Late-Night Letdown Irks Huggins
No. 19 Gonzaga dominates West Virginia 84-50 in a game even more lopsided than last March's NCAA blowout.
Elementary Remedy for Junior-High MIstakes
It's back to special-teams basics after Holgorsen says WVU "took some stuff for granted."
Canvass Over; McCuskey Hangs On In Kanawha
35th Delegate District will have three Republicans and one Democrat.
West Virginia's season opener was a disaster from the get-go, as the Bulldogs bullied the visitors in Spokane, Wash.
Big 12 Hoops Countdown: Kansas State
Frank Martin bolts, Bruce Weber enters, and the Wildcats reload in hopes of challenging for the Big 12 title.