Behavioral health and ER visits are the two main services of concern.
The StopIt app gives students in the county school system another way to "say something if they see something" and as well as report various other sensitive issues
Map is meant to give citizens better perspective on road work being done.
Craigsville man charged.
He claimed he was on the staff of U.S. Attorney Mike Stuart---the same staff which is now putting him in prison for that claim.
Thursday morning blaze under investigation.
Two drivers killed in head-on collision.
Dr. Sherri Young, the executive director of the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department, will be sworn in as the organization's president during this week's Healthcare Summit.
The incident occured on Wednesday.
Sanders has visited Morgantown in past presidential runs.
Danny Ivan Mendoza and Mai’ehia Lane-Plater were arrested on Wednesday.
Bishop Mark Brennan most recently served as the auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Judge Duke Bloom appeared on Wednesday's MetroNews "Talkline."
The plant that employs nearly 500 people will add 250 new manufacturing jobs.
'Oversubscribed' list no longer includes homeowners, but there's still no guarantee of funding.
Both expected to be up and running before Aug. 31 college football games.
Body has been sent to state Medical Examiner's Office.
West Virginia recently resumed a transportation partnership with Disabled American Veterans.
The accident happened near Wilmore.
About 100 will be temporarily laid off at Arcelor-Mittal in Weirton after crop failures resulted in a lower demand for tin to produce food cans. Officials expect the work stoppage to be temporary.
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