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Capito supports federal funding to benefit rising drug problems in W.Va.,
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School year to begin in Putnam County, peer training being offered,
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Saints and Patriots hold joint training camp at the Greenbrier Resort,
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W.Va. Education Association president calls teacher shortage ‘a crisis’,
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Clay County veteran says farming helps heal wounds,
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Ford to offer advanced driving program in Charleston,
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New underpass complete in time for W.Va. State Fair,
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Jenkins says ‘no’ to Iran deal,
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Energy workers encourage Capital High female students to pursue careers,
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New Capital High principal confident with start of a new school year,
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Judge postpones plea deal for man involved with deadly Rand shooting,
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Diggers urged to call 811 during 811 Day in Charleston,
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Huntington mayor ‘not afraid of failure’ when preparing to launch needle exchange program,
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Thorough review to be conducted for Wayne County assessor charged with embezzlement,
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Arch Coal to make system wide upgrades to comply with Clean Water Act,
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Man jumps to his death off I-64 bridge in Beckley,
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Fire at Big Creek High School ruled arson,
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WVAWC to host WaterFest for a second year in Charleston,
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Morrisey joins 15 other states to ask EPA for stay in Clean Power Plan,
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State DHHR begins background checks for long-term health care workers,