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Marshall BOG approves land acquisition for cyber security institute; Smith touts student enrollment,
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24 high school seniors selected for Underwood-Smith Teaching Scholars Program,
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Drought conditions impacting West Virginia tourism,
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Cedar Grove man gets 50 years in prison for sex related crimes against young girl,
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Trial set for Charleston man accused of fatally stabbing mother, 10-year-old boy,
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Charleston originally charged with murder convicted on gun charge,
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BridgeValley works to help students submit FAFSA forms amid ongoing delays,
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West Virginia’s Sales Tax Holiday returns for back-to-school shoppers this weekend,
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Nitro mother faces jail time after pleading guilty to child abuse,
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Emergency training drill underway in Kanawha County,
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West Virginia teachers meet in Kanawha County for National Board Certification support sessions,
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Kanawha City teacher among 50 selected to receive free master’s degree from WVU,
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Higher ed officials ‘encouraged’ by increase in FAFSA applications but gaps still remain,
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Kanawha County murderer will not get community supervision after judge denies request from Sharpe Hospital,
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State lawmakers question potential sale of four state-owned hospitals,
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State Fire Marshal’s Office marks 115 years,
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Wriston highlights work zone safety following I-79 crash involving DOH worker,
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WVU alumni to hold 37th annual Pig Roast in Boone County,
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Ohio County Board of Education considers restricting cell phones in schools,
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Appalachian Power pauses planned outages due to excessive heat,
