Manchin credits Justice for ‘cautious’ approach to coronavirus
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Gov. Jim Justice have exchanged barbs in the past.
Oscar Tshiebwe to return for sophomore season at WVU
Tshiebwe will remove his name from NBA Draft consideration.
Monongalia education leaders already thinking about ‘summer slide’
Students are at risk of losing skills during the summer vacation period.
No delays for Yeager Airport, Marshall with aviation school
The construction remains on schedule.
DMV regional offices exploring changes post-coronavirus
Discussions underway with offices now closed.
Electronic reporting increases coronavirus test results
Electronic reporting ups numbers.
Bureau of Prisons responds to inmate COVID-19 transfer plan
Hazelton and Gilmer 2 of 10 quarantine sites.
Despite dire budget predictions, Justice says he isn’t worried about fiscal problems
State's predictions indicate $500 million budget gap, but other analysts suggest it could be much worse.
WVU Medicine doctor receives approval for coronavirus treatment
Dr. Brian Peppers' proposed treatment option involves using convalescent donor plasma and antibodies.
State records 34th coronavirus-related death
Officials identified the person as an 88-year-old woman.
FEMA focuses on testing support as part of West Virginia pandemic response
"A lot has already happened (with testing), but more is coming online," said MaryAnn Tierney, regional administrator for FEMA Region III.
Man chased down after alleged carjacking
Charleston police say suspect held woman at gunpoint while she showed him how to start vehicle.
Minor injuries reported after wreck involving Charleston police cruiser
Officer headed to 'shots-fired' call.
State behind new app to help with drug addiction during pandemic
Office of Drug Control Policy wants patients in recovery to stay connected.
Noah Adams wins Hardman Award as state’s top amateur athlete
The Independence High School graduate finished the season ranked second in the nation at 197 pounds.