Day: March 12, 2013 Archives
TuesdayMarch 12, 2013
Kansas City: A last-chance kinda town
WVU and Texas Tech's NCAA hopes hinge on a four-day miracle run at the Sprint Center.
State basketball tournament celebrates 100 years.
Former Georgia RB joins Herd staff
Report: Thomas Brown will fill vacancy created by JuJaun Seider leaving for WVU
Committee forwards bill making not wearing a seat belt a primary offense
WVU outlines scope of AG’s help in Tier 3 contract
West Virginia University released a statement Tuesday afternoon in connection with its request of the state Attorney General’s Office last week to review its request for proposals for its Tier 3 media rights for WVU athletics. The university’s brief statement outlined its request: “As previously reported, the Attorney General’s Office is providing legal advice and
SUPCO wants a look at Kanawha court docket controversy
Investigation into actions of Circuit Judge Carrie Webster ordered by chief justice.
Luck: It’s a football-first world
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — As teams poured in for the Big 12 basketball tournament, a power conference event being staged at the near-$300 million Midwestern showpiece that is Sprint Center, we were reminded how insignificant this sport is relative to television money generated by football. Consider the comments of West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck,
New Democratic Party Executive Director selected
Jacob Winowich has been promoted to the position.
Staged robbery leads to two arrests in Wood County
A store employee is one of the accused.
Education reform bill passes first committee
Changes made to Gov. Tomblin's original bill.
A Tasteoff for the Girl Scouts
Tuesday was National Girl Scout Day.
Scholars want to see the full Promise
Prosecutor to seek indictment soon in Carter case
Tennessee man back in custody after mistaken jail release.
School systems vie for SBA funds
The wants are many, the dollars few.
Coal truck overturns after driver suffers medical problem
Traffic slowed on U.S. Route 60.
Unions rally against education reform bill
Members blast the governor's education reform bill.
‘It doesn’t just eliminate our handgun ordinance.’
Charleston Mayor Danny Jones says lawmakers need to look closely at what is in the bill dealing with uniform city gun regulations.
Kane named second-team all-conference
Kane is honored by the conference for the third consecutive year.
Do-or-die time for Mountaineers
West Virginia must win four games in four days — beating Kansas along the way — to reach the NCAA tournament.
Gold and Blue Now: Friday, March 16
In this edition, Geno Smith and Stedman Bailey talk about their Pro Day workouts and Pat White talks about returning to football.