Day: May 20, 2013 Archives
MondayMay 20, 2013
Body found in Kanawha County home
Being investigated as a homicide
Twisters putting Mountaineers on alert
A tornado touched down about 11 miles south of the WVU baseball team's hotel.
Season ticket sales on moderate pace
About 26,000 renewals have been processed following the May 15 deadline.
McDowell County now has juvenile drug court
State Supreme Court chief justice has hopes for program and those who take part.
Harry Keith White officially in House speaker’s race
Veteran delegate promoting experience-youth coalition.
State softball tournament pairings
State softball tournament set for this week in Vienna.
Deadly shooting in McDowell County
War man in custody.
Top-100 center considering Herd
Former Baylor signee Dominic Woodson reportedly focusing on Memphis and Marshall.
New River in WV makes Bassmaster Top 100
Lots of fish, the chance at a big one, and amazing scenery give New River high marks among bass fishermen.
US Dept. of Educatoin grants West Virginia wavier on No Child Left Behind
Shootings, drugs plague Charleston neighborhood
Police are reaching out to neighbors to help find shooter
Options limited for dangerous stretch of U.S. Route 35
Public speaks out at Monday transportation committee meeting.
Powerball sales produced record week in WV
1.5 million tickets sold for last Saturday's drawing.
Cheerful Akers plans county commission visit
West Virginia basketball legend grateful for outpouring from players, teammates and WVU alumni.
The league has secured an agreement with the 2013 Military Bowl and will face an ACC opponent.
Celebrating state’s 150th on the bumper
License plate honoring 150 years of statehood is being well received
No one hurt in Sunday wreck.
WVU’s top defensive back targets
MetroNews' summer recruiting series launches with profiles on the secondary prospects West Virginia is seeking for 2014.
IRS scandal another indication of activist government
The widening IRS scandal has caught America’s attention. People of all political stripes are generally united in the correct belief that one of the most powerful government agencies should not be able to target Americans for closer scrutiny, and in some cases harassment, because of their political beliefs. The collective response from America’s coal industry
U.S. Attorney: Drug fight drawing on many different weapons
Bill Ihlenfeld says his office is focusing on high-impact drug cases in Northern West Virginia.