Longhorns own the boards to bury WVU in women’s top-10 clash

  AUSTIN, Texas — While No. 9 West Virginia had overcome injuries to post a 13-0 record, there was no overcoming No. 8 Texas on Sunday. The Longhorns took command with 14 unanswered points to start the second half, enjoyed a massive 63-30 rebounding edge and dominated their Big 12 matchup 79-58 at Frank Erwin

Bridgeport city clerk starting new role in community development

As of Jan. 2, Andrea Kerr will be the city's new Community Development Director, taking over a position left vacant by Randy Spellman's retirement.

Cold weather blamed for homeless man’s death

Discovery made Sunday in Charleston.

Delegate plans to introduce bill targeting spoofing

Gary Howell says deception must be addressed.

Podcast: ‘The Sweet Spot with A.T.’ pops the cork on New Year’s

Episode 22 frames the expectations Dana Holgorsen must meet next year and evaluates what's left in this recruiting cycle.

Powerball, Mega Millions to start 2018 with hefty jackpots

The Powerball grand prize is $440 million, while Megamillion's jackpot is $343 million.

Mixed reviews for West Virginia in analysis of Every Student Succeeds Act plan

The federal program, which takes the place of No Child Left Behind, is meant to provide more flexibility for states while still being overseen by the U.S. Department of Education.

Marion County organization honored for non-profit work in 2017

Our Children, Our Future, the West Virginia organization aimed at helping end child poverty, awarded the Marion County Family Resource Network.

WVSP looking for man who entered convenience store using chainsaw

According to troopers, the person used a chainsaw to enter and exit the Pitstop Service Station in Fort Gay.

Charleston police seek man following shooting

Officers said Harold Battle, of Charleston, shot Brandon Hearns in the leg.

The 25 most viewed high school stories of 2017: 20-16

A look at 20-16 of the most viewed high school stories at WVMetroNews.com for the 2017 calendar year.