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The West Virginia Supreme Court has rejected a lawsuit filed against the county clerks of Kanawha and Cabell counties over their refusal to accept online voter registrations from the Secretary of State’s office. Cabell...

You may see more flashing lights on the roads this week. The Governor’s Highway Safety Program has provided funding high visibility patrols in areas of Kanawha County where most crashes occur. This week deputies...

West Virginia University’s Commencement will go forward as planned, despite the discovery of asbestos at the school’s Coliseum. The Coliseum was shut down but reopened on Monday after samples met regulatory approval. Samples of...

A Virginia man could spend two decades in prison for defrauding The Greenbrier. Federal prosecutors say Carmelo “Carmine” Carrozza left his job at the White Sulphur Springs resort but continued collecting his salary after...

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is appearing at a rally Thursday in Charleston in advance of the state’s primary election next Tuesday. The campaign said the rally would be at 7 p.m. at the...

Hillary Clinton is linking Donald Trump to a convicted coal executive who attended a protest at her West Virginia campaign stop. Protesters waved Trump signs and booed Clinton Monday in Williamson. Don Blankenship was...

While West Virginia’s unemployment surges, billionaire Jim Justice is making a Democratic bid for governor by promising vague outside-the-box ideas to get people working, from the next Idaho potato to the next Dollywood theme...

U.S. Sens. Angus King and Shelley Moore Capito are asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to increase broadband speed definitions for a grant program that serves rural communities. The senators sent a letter to...

West Virginia University’s basketball arena has reopened three days after asbestos was detected found in materials exposed during construction. The building reopened Monday after lab tests of air samples passed regulatory tests. The asbestos...

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stops in Charleston today to talk about substance abuse and addiction. Clinton’s campaign says in a news release that she will be at UC’s Erma Byrd Gallery at 10:30...