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MondayOctober 29, 2018

WVU hosts candlelit vigil for Tree of Life shooting

“We need to protect peace, freedom and liberties. We can never let hatred be the victor.”

Anti-abortion group sets aside $500K for Amendment One, defeating Manchin

Susan B. Anthony List made the announcement on Monday.

Holgorsen: WVU LB Quondarius Qualls ready to return from ACL tear

LB Quandarius Qualls, who was expected to start before a spring knee injury, is ready to play again according to Dana Holgorsen.

School Building Authority hearing from school superintendents seeking needs based funding

SBA has $45 million available for requests totaling $137 million.

In home stretch, Republicans like Morrisey aim for voter enthusiasm

Voter enthusiasm during off-year election may be key for candidates.

Manchin takes aim at President’s rhetoric ahead of UMWA rally

The United Mine Workers of America endorsed Manchin and featured a slew of Democratic and non-partisan Supreme Court candidates during their two-hour rally.

Doddridge County hoping to avoid letdown to complete unbeaten regular season

With a win Friday, Doddridge County can secure its first unbeaten regular season in 43 years.

Big 12 notebook: Holgorsen praises blocking as key to blowout of Baylor

Dana Holgorsen sang the praises of West Virginia's blockers, plus other notes from around the Big 12 this week.

Week 11 Class AAA game previews

Greg Carey and Joe Brocato break down the best Class AAA games in the final week of the regular season.

University of Charleston hosts town hall event focusing on the opioid crisis’ impact on children

This was the last of four similar town hall events held throughout the state.

Photo gallery: Doddridge County knocks off Williamstown

Doddridge County slowed Williamstown for a 14-7 victory.

Senate Preview: Sixth District Maynard (R) vs. Sammons (D)

Incumbent Senator Mark Maynard (R) and his challenger Dr. Charles Sammons (D) have very similar priorities about the needs of the Sixth Senatorial District.

Suspect ID’d in fatal Princeton shooting

The incident appears to be the result of an illegal drug transaction

Three Guys Before The Game – Pre Texas

November's final four has arrived.

Fayette County parents accused of giving marijuana to kids

The couple also is charged with physically assaulting and injuring their children.

West Virginia Wesleyan mourns 1969 graduate, victim of synagogue shooting

Daniel Stein was a 1969 graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and was active in intramurals.

Morgantown Police respond to weekend report of shots fired

There were no reports of injuries, and there were no indications of any impact of any projectiles.

Huntington wins $1 million in Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge

The money will be used to embed mental health professionals within the Huntington Police Department and Huntington Fire Department to support those regularly responding to drug overdoses.