Herd needs a good road performance

The Herd needs to prove it can excel away from home.

Park’s Casey AARP Scholar Athlete

Patriots’ multi-talented student athlete receives statewide honor.

State Supreme Court upholds Monsanto pollution settlement with Nitro

Settlement was worth $93 million

Third-tier media rights lawsuit continues following judge’s ruling

Court denies WVU BOG motion for summary judgment.

Morrisey intervenes in same-sex marriage case

Attorney General says he'll defend state constitution.

Smoke Hole fire declared contained

Forest are in fire zone will reopen by Monday's opening day of deer season.

The day after the Great American Smokeout

Now it's time for those who want to quit to use their willpower.

U.S. Attorney says state students facing a lot of dangers

Booth Goodwin urges kids to stay on the straight and narrow.

Roasted Red Onions

Traffic stalled by unplanned barbeque.

Double shooting under investigation in Fairplain

One person has been charged in the shooting

TV analyst says coverage of Kennedy assassination changed television

Many people turned to television for news updates from Dallas, Texas 50 years ago this week.

FIU hasn’t mustered much offense

The Panthers are averaging just 10.1 points per game this year.

WVU and WVSU sign articulation agreement

Allowing easier transfer of future engineering students

Off and running, Mountaineers race away from Georgia Southern

The first leg of the Cancun Challenge wasn't much of a challenge for WVU as it cruised 101-68.

Constellium awarded multi-year agreement with Boeing

Announcement made on Thursday

Nov. 22, 1963: TV news comes of age

Like most people my age (58) and older, I remember where I was when the news was delivered 50 years ago today. Someone came into Mrs. Starliper’s class at Summit Point Elementary School to tell us that President Kennedy had been assassinated.  Our teacher then had to tell us what that meant. Maybe they let

Big win viewed by smallest turnout of the Huggins era

With an announced crowd of only 4,814 on hand, the WVU Coliseum was about one-third full.

Gold and Blue Now: Friday, Nov. 22

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Garret Cullen recaps WVU’s victory over Georgia Southern as we hear from Terry Henderson and Eron Harris after the win.