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Marshall University to hold 9/11 Days of Service this week,
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Capito not through fighting for broadband funding as BEAD proposal moves forward,
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Judge to interpret insurance policy in State Police spying lawsuit,
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Charleston teen convicted in 2024 vape shop murder,
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Jury deliberations halted as tensions rise in Charleston murder trial,
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Testimony complete in Charleston teen’s murder trial, jury deliberations delayed until Monday,
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Testimony begins in trial of teen accused in tobacco shop murder,
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Trial moving forward for teenager indicted in tobacco shop murder,
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FestivFALL announces 2025 schedule ahead of annual arts festival’s return,
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Opinions split as leaders speak out on future of Medicaid in West Virginia,
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Marshall president Smith touts data center benefits for West Virginia,
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Buzz building before teacher union merger becomes official Monday,
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As job numbers fall, Vandalia Health aims to bring employment, access to West Virginians,
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Vandalia Health offerings expanding around the Kanawha Valley,
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Terminal renovations moving forward after CRW board approval,
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West Virginia State University celebrates Katherine Johnson Day Observance,
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Trial date set in long-delayed fatal hit-and-run case, defendant appealing federal sentence,
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Explorer Academy expected to reopen next week after mold discovery relocated students,
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New development aims to help solve Putnam County housing shortage,
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Cabell County Schools aiming to stay ahead on changes to school meals,