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FridayAugust 23, 2013

Macon ‘shocked’ to finally be enrolled

West Virginia basketball signee Elijah Macon enrolled in classes at WVU on Friday.

Busy section of Charleston interstate briefly closed Friday

Power lines over interstate needed to be repaired

Holgorsen cited after minor accident

MORGANTOWN. W.Va. — Morgantown police cited WVU football coach Dana Holgorsen with a traffic violation following a minor accident Friday morning. Police Chief Ed Preston said Holgorsen received a ticket for “hazardous driving” after his vehicle ran into the rear of another vehicle while traveling north on Beechurst Avenue. The accident happened during morning rush

WVU partners with operators of Green Bank Telescope

The University will be helping fund the research facility in the coming years.

Macon cleared to enroll at WVU

Four-star power forward tells MetroNews he's headed to campus this weekend.

Alleged drug dealer arrested in Mexico

Federal officials said he's responsible for bringing more than a ton of marijuana into parts of West Virginia and Ohio.

Oh, baby!

A community baby shower in Charleston was one in a series for new moms and soon to be moms.

Unclaimed Powerball ticket worth $1 million

Time is running out to collect the prize.

RNC national co-chair says Manchin should switch parties

Sharon Day was in Cabell County on Friday.

Four to join Higher Education Policy Commission

The HEPC oversees West Virginia's colleges and universities.

Investigators: Shooting victim shot himself

It happened Thursday in Marion County.

Holliday removes player names

The only name that will appear on Marshall's jerseys is "The Herd."

Pratt raises the bar for Capital

Sophomore quarterback Tyhree Pratt brings raised expectations for Capital in 2013.

Another attempted abduction reported in Kenova

This time involving a 17-year-old girl

Martinsburg man claims his Powerball winnings

He received a big check for his birthday.

Obamacare reality sets in

The mantra by President Obama during his campaign for passage of the Affordable Health Care Act was that nothing would change for Americans who were happy with their insurance. “No matter what you’ve heard, if you like your doctor or health care plan, you can keep it,” the President said in his weekly radio address,