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The Kanawha County school district is installing fire suppression systems on nearly fifty of it’s school buses. The system is called a “fogmaker,” and when it reaches a set temperature it expels a mist...

The 10-month-old baby who tested positive for meth earlier this week has been released from the hospital, and is being cared for by a family member. The baby’s mother, 24-year-old Miranda Taylor, remains in...

A Kanawha County man accused of carjacking an ambulance has pleaded guilty. Forty-one-year-old Scott Marshall pleaded guilty to grand larceny and battery. He’s accused of stealing an ambulance with an EMS worker in the...

Nitro city council wants to restrict the location of any future drug treatment center or homeless shelter. Nitro Mayor Dave Casebolt says there’s no specific request for a facility, but council members hope to...

A week-long program helps high school students learn about the inner workings for government, and two local students are there. Adam Cook and Jonathan Gharib of Capital High School were picked from more than...

A grass cutting ordinance in Glasgow is under scrutiny after neighbors raise concerns about whether the citations are really necessary. Eyewitness News reported 85-year old Jack Allen claims his grass did not violate any...

State lawmakers will be back at the Capitol this morning to continue reviewing audits on Supreme Court spending, to see it any of the justices should be impeached. Justice Allen Loughry is facing a...

A shortage of bus drivers is creating challenges for area school systems as they prepare for the start of the fall semester. Kanawha County officials say they’re 28 drivers short of having a full...

West Virginia’s U.S. Senators are backing the intelligence community after President Trump refused to condemn Russia for interfering in the 2016 presidential election. Republican Senator Shelley Moore Capito says in a statement that “we...

Governor Justice made a surprise visit to the Summit for Educational Excellence, and suggested an idea to help fix PEIA. Justice suggested that spouses of public employees who make more the 150-thousand-dollars, should pay...