Standoff situation ends with one arrest in Huntington
No injuries reported
Capito donates her government shutdown salary to charity
Donates money to seven West Virginia charities
Ripley’s Tucker AARP Scholar Athlete
Vikings’ two-sport standout receives statewide honor.
KU’s slide approaching epic lengths
Charting the 27 consecutive Big 12 losses for the Jayhawks.
High school students test their science skills
Regional science bowl focuses on STEM.
Help needed for WV foster children
Mission West Virginia is accepting new and gently-used luggage and bags
Rahall votes for pause button legislation on Obamacare
19-term congressman only one of 39 Democrats to agree with Republican plan.
Smoke Hole fire ‘manageable’ but not contained
Photographer Darin Vance of Elkins takes us into the rugged territory where fire fighters battle flames in Pendleton and Grant Counties
Peter Marshall calls Hall of Fame induction the ‘epitome’ of awards
The former 'Hollywood Squares' host grew up in West Virginia.
Bridge to save Guard base will cost more
Bridge across Elk River will be single-span to avoid Diamond Darter.
Fire investigator says cause of blaze doesn't appear suspicious.
Teenager identified in fatal Mon County crash
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — A 2012 graduate of Fairmont Senior High School was identified as the driver killed in an accident that shutdown part of Interstate 79. Ryan Gross, 19, died Wednesday after a semi merged into his lane causing his car to hit the back of the tractor trailer and overturn. Nicholas Krchelich, 43, the driver of
Gold and Blue Now: Friday, Nov. 15
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Garret Cullen previews weekend matchups for the WVU football and men’s basketball team’s as Shannon Dawson and Juwan Staten give their thoughts on the upcoming contests.
Finally, a game changer… hopefully.
For several years now, we’ve been hearing that the Marcellus Shale natural gas deposits under West Virginia were going to be a “game changer.” The implication has been that the state’s economy, long subject to the boom/bust cycle of the coal industry, would finally have a second economic engine to help move the state forward.
Charleston woman admits guilt in deadly wrong way crash
Will be sentenced in January
Woman charged with Boone County man’s death pleads guilty
Looking at a possible life sentence
Herd survives turnovers, beats Tulsa 45-34
Marshall fumbled five times but somehow found a way to beat Tulsa.
Wayne County man will serve probation for stealing supplies from employer
The man would then later sell the supplies