Twenty-Four Carrot Country
West Virginia native and film director, Morgan Spurlock, says he’s part of the sexual abuse problem gripping Hollywood. Spurlock admits to a history of sexual misconduct, according to NBC News, and said it stems...
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has appointed his former chief of staff to the state Workers’ Compensation Board of Review. Charleston lawyer Nick Casey told The Gazette-Mail that his appointment was unexpected and appreciated....
Another bank name could disappear from West Virginia next year as WesBanco, the state’s largest bank, completes its acquisition of Huntington-based First Sentry Bank. The two banks announced the deal last month. Wheeling-based WesBanco...
After two weeks of denying Gazette-Mail requests to tour its warehouse in Kanawha City, the Supreme Court this week provided media access to the warehouse on Venable Avenue, Original justices’ desks from the opening...
Property taxes on oil and natural gas production will provide county governments in West Virginia with just over $96 million to fund local school systems and community services. Natural gas prices have seen an...
Six West Virginia University Army ROTC Cadets will be commissioned as second lieutenants today during an on-campus ceremony. Five will transition to active duty, and one will serve in the West Virginia National Guard....
A Huntington man is charged with setting a strip club on fire. Creio Chance was arrested yesterday for setting a fire at the club. He was caught on surveillance video. He told police he...
Friday is the last day for West Virginian’s to buy health insurance during open enrollment on the federal health insurance marketplace at healthcare.gov. About 10-thousand people in the state had signed up as of...
West Virginia’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Board meets again today as the state moves towards legalizing the use of marijuana for medical reasons. The program was approved over the summer, and the board is working...
Two teenagers are charged with having a gun at school. It happened at Scott High School in Boone County. One student brought the gun to school, intending to trade it for a Nintendo system....
