Dismemberment abortion ban law takes effect in W.Va.

The state Legislature voted to override the Governor's veto of the measure during the 2016 Regular Legislative Session.

House approves proposed 2017 budget with list of cuts, $143 million from Rainy Day funds

Members of both the W.Va. House and Senate will return to the State Capitol to continue budget work on Tuesday afternoon.

W.Va. Welcome Centers seeing heavy traffic this Memorial Day weekend

Thousands are expected to pass through the Mountain State from Friday through Tuesday.

High speed chase in Taylor County leads to one arrest, police seeking one more

A deputy with the Taylor County Sheriff's Department attempted to stop two motorcyclists on Simpson Road just outside of Flemington.

Failed fire levy vote has some concerned over department closures in Lewis County

Bragg said the expenses at volunteer departments pile up from a combination of insurance, equipment turnover, and training.

Senate appears ready to follow House lead on budget

Senate breaks for the long weekend with no action on budget bill

Southern Miss slams by Herd 9-3

Southern Miss scored five runs in the third to blow the game open.

Justice for Ben Hatfield

From the moment word began to filter out earlier this week that Ben Hatfield had been murdered, friends and associates asked “why?” Hatfield, an engineer and long-time coal executive in West Virginia, was well-liked. Even those on the opposite side of him in the often-contentious coal business respected him, according to a profile in the