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Voting day!

Voting day!

West Virginians are heading to the polls for a packed primary election with presidential contests, a Democratic showdown for governor and a crowded winner-take-all state Supreme Court race. After 10 days of early voting,...

Man who attacked Senator Charged

Man who attacked Senator Charged

West Virginia State Police say they’ve charged a man with attacking a state Senate candidate at a political cookout. Senior Trooper J.E. Garren said Jonathan Porter is charged with malicious assault, attempted malicious assault...

New Quarter to Feature WV Park

New Quarter to Feature WV Park

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park will be the next coin released in the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. The Journal in Martinsburg reports an official unveiling and celebration will be held at 10 a.m....

Commencement ceremonies

Commencement ceremonies

Commencement ceremonies take place later this week at West Virginia University. More than 45-hundred graduates will get their degrees at the school’s coliseum this Friday, Saturday and Sunday after Marshall held its ceremonies this...

WVU’s Business Climate

WVU’s Business Climate

West Virginia’s business climate is expected to stay weak for the next few months. WVU’s Mountain State Business Index was flat during April and the trend will likely continue into the summer. The index...

Polls open tomorrow

Polls open tomorrow

It’s election week in West Virginia with polls opening up tomorrow. The primary election starts at 6:30 in the morning and runs until 7:30 p.m. Presidential choices will be made but also on the...

Candidate struck

Candidate struck

A Democratic political candidate for the West Virginia State Senate was taken to the hospital, after being involved in a confrontation yesterday. West Virginia State Troopers said Richard Ojeda from Logan County- has been...

Justice and drinking water

Justice and drinking water

A West Virginia jury has ruled that a coal company owned by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jim Justice did not contaminate the drinking water wells of residents in Wyoming County. The jury returned the verdict...

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