West Virginia officials react to Trump’s Supreme Court nominee
President Donald Trump announced Judge Brett Kavanaugh as his nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court.
July 4th holiday puts Red Cross in critical need of blood donations
All types needed.
With harvest approaching, Marion County hops farmer excited by state’s growing craft beer industry
"We've been buying hops from him since we opened -- for four years," said Mauzy, a partner at Big Timber Brewing in Elkins and President of the WV Craft Brewers Guild.
SSAC ‘competitive balance’ committee meets for first time
A 15-member committee is tasked by the SSAC to study competitive balance in West Virginia high school athletics.
Harrison County man admits to methamphetamine charge
Jacob Renard White admitted to distributing methamphetamine in February of 2017 in Harrison County.
Manchin holds second roundtable meeting with state clergy members
Around 20 clergy members were present.
Weld sits in on UK House of Commons session
State senator and wife headed to London for vacation and got to experience Parliament firsthand.
Roth takes over at the University of Charleston
New president says expanding portfolio to adult learners will be key moving forward.
Search remains ongoing following fatal hit-and-run in Morgantown
Divante Coles, 20, was riding his bike late Friday evening on Route 7 in Sabraton going towards Morgantown when he was struck from behind around 11:15 p.m.
HUD still says West Virginia is a ‘slow spender’ on long-term flood relief
HUD indicates West Virginia spent $23,223 from the end of May to the end of June.
My Huntington Movement encourages residents to share what they love about the city
In a press conference Monday, the My Huntington Movement was kicked off with residents sharing stories about why they appreciate Huntington.
Two drown at Barbour County lake
Victims were on a paddle boat late Sunday night which capsized at Teter Creek Lake
Staff at Wheeling school for autistic children regroups after fire
Blaze Saturday at Augusta Levy Learning Center has been determined accidental by Wheeling Fire Department
Survival skill lessons available this summer at Canaan Valley Resort State Park
The Tucker County workshops continue in August.
Renovation work for "Project Hope for Women and Children" was scheduled to be completed by Oct. 1.
WVU Law professor unpacks potentially complex Supreme Court nomination fight
WVU Law Professor Anne Lofaso said the President will need to take a look at the political playing field.
West Virginia continues to lose population
Last week I wrote about some of the positive economic trends in West Virginia. The most notable was that state government ended the fiscal year with at least a $20 million surplus. That reversed a six year trend of mid-year budget cuts or freezes in order to balance the books at the end of the