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Roof collapses, trees blow over in downtown Charleston, other damage reported throughout Kanawha Valley,
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City of Wheeling to open new homeless encampment site Wednesday,
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Marshall welcomes e-bikes to Huntington campus,
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Judge hands down maximum prison sentence for Dunbar babysitter charged in boy’s death,
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Charleston animal shelter seeks more donations, fosters following U-Haul crash,
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Pocahontas County H.S. students suspended for staging walk-out over possible teacher cuts,
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Oak Hill students hold mental health outreach workshop,
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Capito, West Virginia 911 officials react to Baltimore bridge collapse,
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Wife and daughter among those killed in Huntington double-murder suicide,
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Overnight rain helps firefighters battling forest fires in Potomac Highlands,
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Construction & Design Expo provides prime opportunity for laid off West Virginia workers,
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Financial aid delays could impact student enrollment at West Virginia colleges, universities,
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Wood County becomes more aggressive in investigating sex crimes involving children,
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Trooper’s wife thanks community for support after losing Nicholas County home in fire,
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Kanawha man pleads guilty to fatal DUI crash that claimed 2 lives,
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5 Ravenswood players follow in older brothers’ footsteps during state tournament run,
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Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office begins training deputies how to operate body-worn cameras,
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Marshall women’s basketball coach reflects on win over JMU before heading to NCAA Tournament,
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Tucker County family part of 20-year consecutive streak at Girls State High School Basketball Tournament,
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Fallen Charleston firefighter’s daughter among those to mark 75 years since Woolworth fire,