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WednesdayDecember 19, 2012

WVU lands pass-rushing juco LB

As West Virginia awaited the midterm signings of four junior college players Wednesday, the Mountaineers landed a commitment from a fifth. Arizona Western Community College outside linebacker D’Vante Henry pledged to WVU and plans to enroll next summer. The 6-foot-6, 205-pound Henry was a high school safety in Oklahoma who originally signed with Oregon State

Thundering Herd defense solidifies win

Herd downs Savannah St. 64-48 Wednesday night at the Cam Henderson Center.

Carrier Dome nightmare still fresh

Flashing back to the sore subject of last season’s 49-23 loss at Syracuse, still something on par with a posttraumatic stress event for West Virginia’s coaches, offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson outlined the numerous causes. But after several minutes dissecting sloppy execution and overly ambitious play-calling, he simplified the explanation: “Some games you just get your

Senator Rockefeller introducing new legislation regarding media violence.

New bill calls on an investigation to be conducted on effects of video game and video programming violence on children.

Weirton candlelight vigil

Many gather to honor those killed in Newtown shooting.

Mon commissioners delay action on strip club ordinance

Monongalia County commissioners say they will reconsider an ordinance that would have loosened restrictions on where strip clubs can locate after more than 15 residents spoke out against the proposal at a public hearing Wednesday. Currently, exotic entertainment establishments must be 2,000 feet from homes, churches, schools and public parks.  However, county lawyers have said

Rockefeller introducing new bill to look into media violence

Calling for investigation into effect of video game and video programming violence on children.

Governor calls for moment of silence

Governor Earl Ray Tomblin is asking all West Virginians to observe a moment of silence in honor of those killed in Newtown shooting

Watch: Doc talks offseason moves

The search for a defensive coordinator continues while Marshall looks to improve in 2013.

Shoe salesman pleads guilty to murder

Former Charleston shoe salesman will be sentenced next month.

Alabama QB decision could be significant for Mountaineers

Crimson Tide should have untested QB starter in 2014

Frankfort High band to be in inaugural parade

The Mineral County group will be marching down Pennsylvania Avenue on January 21st.

Clay High getting good cleaning after fire

Principal thankful for quick response.

Retailers hope for final shopping push

Shopping numbers appear good in WV.

Donation boosts HHH program

Proceeds of Governor's One-Shot Hunt provide vital operating funds to program putting venison on the plates of hungry West Virginians

Blenko Glass puts plan in place

Main goal for Cabell County glass

Rahall opposes Speaker Boehner’s proposal

Congressman Nick Rahall was a guest on Wednesday's MetroNews Talkline.

Senator Manchin attempts clarification

The Senator says nothing is off the table when it comes to the response to the Newtown shootings.

Fire at tech park in South Charleston

Building 773 at Regional Technology Park sustained minor damage in Wed morning fire.

Hoops donor plan just an industry norm

The inflation of season-ticket costs is a given in college sports. WVU hoops is joining the cash grab, while trying to appease longtime fans.