Rally to fully reopen government planned for Thursday in Parkersburg on the shutdown’s 20th day

Those with the National Treasury Employees Union Chapter 190 were organizing the event at Wood County's Bicentennial Park to coincide with a similar event in Washington, D.C.

Teachers ‘walk-in,’ eye lawmakers as regular session begins

Educators watching charter school, health insurance issues.

Liberty High School administrator reinstated pending “sensitivity training”

The suspension will end Feb. 8, at which time he will be allowed to return to school, pending he meets four requirements determined by the board.

K-State, like West Virginia, knows about falling short of expectations

Both teams were thought to be at the top of the Big 12 in October, but injuries have taken a toll and they're still looking for their first league win.

Big budget list is the starting point for Justice’s big speech

Governor Justice's third State of the State address is tonight.

Washington’s wall

I talked with a relative the other night who is upset over the partial government shutdown. He is a private businessman, but his occupation requires him to deal frequently with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Sorry, they are not open, so this person has to change his business plan significantly.  He hopes the shutdown will

Cabell Midland collects quality MSAC win at Hurricane, 62-57

Cabell Midland continued their impressive start to the season with a five-point win at MSAC rival Hurricane.