MUB, Mountainline announces changes because of coronavirus
Officials with both bodies spoke to WAJR-AM.
Manchin endorses Salango in gubernatorial contest
Salango's campaign announced the endorsement on Tuesday.
Meals, in-home services to continue for seniors in Mountain State
State Bureau of Senior Services receives guidance.
Governor's order extends to bars, restaurants, casinos.
Former Mountaineer LB Kwiatkoski finds new home in Las Vegas
NIck Kwiatkoski has a legitimate path to starting in the NFL after signing a deal with the Raiders.
Through role with YMCA and Wheeling Central hoops, Shinsky tries to move forward
Executive Director of Wheeling Y on coronavirus outbreak: 'It's a day by day thing.'
Wheeling Hospital set to open drive-through COVID-19 testing center
WVU Medicine opening up drive-throughs at five locations.
Fairmont Regional days from closing under Alecto
WVU Medicine will step in first.
Arraignment pushed back for Kanawha man accused of violent crime spree
Drennen was scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday via video.
Capito pushes for hospital waiver; Manchin talks testing, equipment needs
State likely to apply for Medicare 1135 waiver.
Season cut short, but St. Albans’ Carr showed promise in WVU debut
The freshman posted a 1.52 ERA in his first 4 college starts.
WVU announces ticket refund policy for all canceled events
The Mountaineer Ticket Office will refund fans for all canceled sporting events.
WV schools prepare for possible longer shutdown
Superintendent Clayton Burch says he's proud of the response he has seen from all sectors of the state's school system. He adds they are preparing for a longer haul if they have to.
DMV limits number of customers inside regional offices
DMV asks more people to use online services.
Trump cites zero confirmations in West Virginia, but limited testing capacity raises big doubts
West Virginia's state government has only 500 tests and using them means limitations.
West Virginia retailers, suppliers working to restock under increased demand
"People just need to keep in mind that we're continually restocking items," said Traci Nelson, president of the West Virginia Oil Marketers and Grocers Association.
Morgantown city manager offered job in Michigan
MORGANTOWN – A little more than three years after becoming the city manager of Morgantown, Paul Brake is poised to return to his home state of Michigan, as the new city manager for the Detroit suburb of Royal Oak. Royal Oak city commissioners voted unanimously Monday night to extend Brake and employment offer. “We can
MetroNews This Morning 3-17-20
Bars and restaurants in West Virginia remain open, unlike neighboring states amid the Covid19 concerns–but for how long? School personnel work to keep children as engaged in school work as possible and get them fed. Health officials admit there are no positive cases in West Virginia of the virus, but lament the testing numbers are
Morgantown library, city hall among buildings closed because of coronavirus
Morgantown officials have temporarily closed some non-essential city buildings and cancel most city programming through April 6.
These are, to say the least, uncertain times. New and updated information as a result of the spreading coronavirus is rushing toward us. It feels as though we are drinking from a fire hose. Our lives are being upended in ways that seemed improbable just a week ago, and we don’t yet know what the