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ThursdayNovember 2, 2017

Northern Panhandle: Wheeling Park, John Marshall set for rivalry game

Wheeling Park and John Marshall will battle on Friday night with playoff seeding on the line.

Bluefield man sentenced for 2016 murder

Steven Williams, 24, shot and killed Dexter Mitchell, 34, multiple times in the head during a fight.

Fire claims life in Wyoming County

One person killed Thursday morning.

104-year-old Pearl Harbor survivor ready to reunite with U.S.S. West Virginia mast

"I saw these bodies lying around," Downing said. "It occurred to me that their parents would never know how they spent their last hours."

Parkersburg fire site flares up in spot; investigation continues

Investigators still demanding a full list of what was being stored at the plant.

Authorities investigate suspicious fire in Clarksburg

The property, located along Lee Avenue, was formerly an apartment building that was scheduled to be demolished, Clarksburg Fire Chief Rick Scott said.

Justice’s companies ask for federal fraud lawsuit to be dismissed

Justice's companies are accused of fraudulently transferring property to reduce liability in earlier court case.

Police flood neighborhood near state Capitol

Search warrants executed in connection with ongoing investigation.

Former Morgantown business owner sentenced to three years for role in K2 sales

Stephen Graziano, 25, formerly of Morgantown, was one of several arrested in a bust in April 2014 to break up synthetic marijuana distribution.

Kanawha Valley: Key matchups in regular season’s final week

Winfield, Sissonville, South Charleston, Hurricane and St. Albans all with games that have important playoff rating implications.

Supreme Court: FSU suit can’t continue in Marion County court

The BOG and HEPC moved to have the suit thrown out, based partially on grounds of improper venue.

WV starts limited drug testing of welfare applicants

West Virginia has started drug testing some welfare recipients.  The state Department of Health and Human Resources started last week implementing a three-year pilot program that was passed by the State Legislature last year. Here’s how it works: When a person applies for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), they must answer a drug screening