Dual-sport athlete Marshall Pile bound for U. of Charleston
Pile had a pair of sports seasons cut short by the pandemic.
17 years after TD at Miami, Quincy Wilson still going strong
The Weir H.S. & WVU grad joined the '3 Guys Before the Game' podcast.
Fire claims life in Greenbrier County
Man dies in Friday morning blaze.
WVU responds to pandemic, furloughs 875 workers
University temporarily resizes in response to COVID-19 pandemic.
Manchin: AG Barr says transfer of federal prisoners over for length of pandemic
Senator says he got a call Friday morning.
Lyons outlines cuts to athletics department staff at WVU
65 athletics staff employees will be furloughed for 60 days.
Justice says Hatfield McCoy Trails can open for Memorial Day Weekend
Justice, when asked, says whitewater rafting season still needs to be reviewed.
Moms, community leaders join calls to wear masks in Kanawha County
“Wearing a mask is extremely selfless because it’s not about protecting you, it’s about protecting everyone around you,” said Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin.
Brennan: Public masses can resume if directives are followed
Target date May 23-24.
Wayne nursing home still has positive COVID cases but reports it’s on way to recovery
7 patients died in April.
Two months of free fishing could be costly to DNR coffers
License revenue dropped nearly a Million dollar in April after Governor Jim Justice waived the requirement for a fishing license., He remains confident the funding can be restored.
DHHR: Nearly 60,000 coronavirus tests have been administered in West Virginia
Positive test rate at 2.20 percent.
WVU says staff furloughs are necessary because of coronavirus-related budget hit
West Virginia University had earlier said furloughs might be necessary because of economic uncertainty.
WVU may be ready to announce temporary furlough of select faculty and staff today. Virtual graduations are happening this week at colleges in West Virginia. Governor Justice’s Covid 19 team is keeping a sharp eye on Georgia and other states and their experiences from reopening. Testing for Assisted Living facilities and daycare workers continues. Justice
Friday by the numbers in West Virginia: —21.9 percent: The federal government reports that for the week ending April 18, West Virginia had an unemployment rate of 21.9 percent. That was second highest in the country after Vermont at 25.2 percent. —20 percent: One in five American workers has now filed for first-time unemployment benefits