Charleston man sentenced to 11 years in prison after selling fentanyl mix
Christoper Tyler, 27, previously admitted to selling a Charleston woman the mixture.
Fayette schools rebuild continues; 2 new schools set to open later this month
New River Primary and Oak Hill Middle in the punch list stage.
Sears closing Barboursville location
The announcement comes 10 months after Sears Holdings filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
2019 state fair to feature mix of new items and familiar favorites
The fair opens to the public Aug. 8.
Patched portion of Jakes Run Road collapses
The affected stretch is about a half-mile in from West Virginia Route 7.
Quarterback picture no clearer for West Virginia in first week of camp
The search for a starting quarterback remains unresolved for the Mountaineers.
Preston County man convicted in I-81 killing, sentenced to life in prison
Strawser was already in prison for life for killing his ex-girlfriend.
Huntington bar has liquor license suspended following fatal shooting
The suspension is for 10 days.
Fifth nationwide test of emergency alert system.
Mercer County 10-year-old injured after wrecking family car
The boy took the car without permission.
Justice gets behind NCWV Airport project; commits $20 million
Infrastructure project includes new terminal building.
Routt, defense lead West Virginia rout of Madrid in exhibition opener
West Virginia didn’t miss the services of prized recruit Oscar Tshiebwe on Tuesday. Logan Routt and a WVU defense that forced 20 turnovers and recorded 16 steals made sure of that. In the first of three exhibition games during its tour of Spain, the Mountaineers ran away from the Madrid All-Stars in the fourth quarter
Restoration of full Voting Right Act wanted by ralliers on anniversary of signing
Tuesday is the 54th anniversary of the signing.
Orientations planned this week in Charleston, Beckley for Read Aloud West Virginia
Volunteers are needed to read to students at schools.
After program-best season, Midland Trail reloads for 2019
Trail advanced to the state semifinals for the second time in 2018.
Former Richwood Mayor Baber’s latest battle is with the IRS
Baber says the Internal Revenue Service may hold him personally responsible for $325,504 in unremitted payroll taxes.
Wounded trooper recovers in Morgantown hospital
State Police Colonel Jan Cahill says Trooper Josh Tallman was quite a lucky young man
When Ohio Governor Mike DeWine spoke during a vigil for the victims of the deadly mass shooting in Dayton, the crowd began to chant “Do something!” Professional soccer player Alejandro Bedoya of the Philadelphia Union followed up his score of a goal Sunday by grabbing the on-field TV microphone and declaring, “Hey, Congress, do something