Month: April 2015 Archives


ThursdayApril 30, 2015

Kevin White becomes West Virginia’s highest-selected WR ever at No. 7

The hometown draft crowd in the Windy City heartily approved of the Bears' first-round pick.

The Stampede w/ Dave Wilson, April 30

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Dave Wilson welcomes Charleston Daily Mail writer Derek Redd to the show. They discuss potential NFL draft picks from Marshall and wrap up spring ball.

Man receives maximum sentence for second-degree murder

Scaife sentenced to 40 years in shooting death of Montcalm native.

Flags to be lowered to honor late senator and war veteran

Chernenko served in WWII and as a WV Senator for 12 years.

Press conference to be held to introduce safer rail cars

Safer transport of flammable liquids via rail in North America a priority.

WVU promotes interim law school dean to full-time position

Bowman to begin new position on Friday

Judge declines to sentence man in kickback case

Judge suggests that case could be decided by a trial

Clay Center introduces new mobile exhibit

The exhibit will travel to schools throughout the region to educate students in science, technology, engineering, and math (S.T.E.M.).

West Virginia American seeks 28% rate hike

Filing does not include costs associated with Freedom Industries spill.

New Preston County hospital will open May 17

KINGWOOD, W.Va. – The ceremonious ribbon has been cut for the upcoming opening of Preston County’s brand new $38.5 million health facility. The 80,500 square foot Preston Memorial Hospital is an all-inclusive facility. “We have our medical office facility, our physical therapy and all our hospital services in one location all on one level,” said

UC’s first Physicians Assistants class set to graduate

A ceremony is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday night.

Sierra Club group wants Capito to “switch teams” to fight for clean air

A small group rallied outside the Power ballpark in Charleston Thursday.

Charleston Correctional Center ready to open

New facility larger and replaces cramped and aging quarters in another part of the Capital City.

Alpha records first quarter loss

CEO says company in second year of "prolonged coal market downturn."

Clinical trial network to bring treatment options to WV patients

A state analysis found 20 percent of cancer patients leave the state at some time for cancer care. The network is designed to bring trials to WV.

Sex charges against principal dismissed; case headed directly to grand jury

Prosecutors didn't want 17-year-old on stand in preliminary hearing.

Question facing Big 12 championship game not ‘if’ but ‘how?’

Despite what Bob Bowlsby said, it didn't take a meeting with CFP committee members to figure out his league needs a championship game to keep up with the Joneses.

Monongalia County landlord accused of human rights violations

Attorney general says violations could go back to 2008.

Gold and Blue Now: Thursday, April 30

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — In this edition of Gold and Blue Now, WVU receivers coach Lonnie Galloway discusses the process Kevin White has gone through leading up to the NFL draft. We also hear from White’s junior college coach Charlie Grande, as he describes seeing White grow as a player.

Harrison County man sentenced to prison for illegally possessing firearm

Zachary Taylor recieved 18 months in federal court Wednesday