Category — Charleston, West Virginia

Families doing what they can to deal with multiple problems caused by flooding.

The govenor will speak with the media at the state capitol.

The event will offer an opportunity for business representatives to interact with a variety of customers and clients.

After being off for almost an hour, most power has been restored.

The Kanawha County Commission is opening a flood debris drop-off site Tuesday and Wednesday.

Wheelersburg-native set to play former school.

WASHINGTON — Democratic congressional leaders showed signs of progress Monday in winning anti-abortion Democrats whose votes are pivotal to President Barack Obamas fiercely contested remake of the health care system.Obama expressed optimism Congress would…

SALEM, W.Va. — A Salem resident was killed Monday when her car was hit by a box truck at the intersection of U.S. 50 and W.Va. 23 in Harrison County. The woman, whose identity was not released pending family notification, was driving her Buick on W.Va. 23…

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Despite objections from Charleston landlords, members of a City Council committee unanimously adopted a landlord registration bill Monday. But council members will have to until next month to enact the measure while the city publishes …

DUNBAR, W.Va. — The weekends floodwaters largely spared the city of Dunbar, officials told council members at their meeting Monday night.Sanitary Department head Ron Byrnside said the citys water and sewage plant pumped three times more than usual on Satu…

ST. ALBANS, W.Va. — St. Albans City Council members agreed to open B Street to two-way traffic Monday night as part of the citys Streetscape renovations, which should begin this spring. Joe Bird from Chapman Technical Group provided a detailed plan for th…

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Ellen Sale and Bridgette Davis teach at Noble Network of Charter Schools in Chicago, where students need only to pass the eighth grade and live in the city to be eligible fo…

A man is sentenced Monday for possession with intent to distribute oxycodone in Wayne County.

The uninsured are also working people

Police are searching for a suspect in a Dollar General robbery.

There is some controversy in the selection

Trailer community in Pratt says flood waters mixed in with city’s sewer system.

Charleston residents say it was an unbelievable sight.

Yeager Airport celebrates non-stop service to Chicago O’Hare Airport with a reception Thursday.

Jenea Sherman pleaded guilty in Circuit Court Monday.

A Proctorville, Ohio man was sentenced to nine years in prison for a November 2009 shooting.

Kanawha County’s Planning and Community Development Authority seeking information from flood victims.

The Huntington Police Department will hold a sobriety checkpoint in downtown Huntington Wednesday.

A man faces up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday to stealing a firearm.

NITRO, W.Va. — A 56-year-old Putnam County man has been arrested on first-degree robbery charges after he allegedly stole $30 from the 7-Eleven in Nitro on Wednesday. Ranson Bailey Ward, of Hurricane allegedly entered the store and handed the clerk a no…

CHESTER, W.Va. — The president and chief executive of MTR Gaming Group Inc. is now a member of its board of directors. The West Virginia-based gambling company announced CEO Robert Griffins new tit…

WEIRTON, W.Va. — The man who gave the town its name a century ago is finally being inducted into the Weirton Hall of Fame. Steel magnate Ernest T. Weir will be inducted April 25 in a ceremony at the Serbian American Cultural Center. The Pittsburgh-ar…

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — More than 9,000 requests for domestic violence assistance went unmet across the nation in one day, largely because of a lack of funding for victims advocacy groups. According to the National Network to End Domestic Violence, more than…

Read the report : CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Water quality downstream from surface coal-mining operations in West Virginia and Kentucky greatly exceeds recommended toxicity limits, according to previously unreleased…

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — State lawmakers can count on returning to the Capitol soon to ensure West Virginia wins funding during the next round of federal “Race to the Top” education grants, Gov. Joe Manchin said Monday. Two days after lawmakers concl…