Twenty-Four Carrot Country
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is reminding residents that the state’s price gouging laws are in effect as a winter storm bears down on the state. The laws took effect Wednesday afternoon when...
State Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management director Jimmy Gianato (juh-NET) says his biggest concern with the upcoming storm is power outages. Gianato says residents can look for information on shelters and power...
A man is facing charges for breaking into a business in Man. The Logan County Sheriff’s Office says the Better Trades Building also known as Eagle Sanctuary Church, was broken into on January 13th...
Local health departments around West Virginia would have to cut services if the state goes forward with a proposed 25 percent reduction to their funding. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin’s proposed budget for fiscal year...
A federal judge has scheduled a hearing leading up to several criminal sentencings surrounding the 2014 chemical spill. U.S. District Judge Thomas Johnston this week in Charleston scheduled the Jan. 27 hearing in the...
Several West Virginia state senators want to name an Interstate 79 exit in honor of late West Virginia University football coach Bill Stewart. The resolution would request that the state Division of Highways name...
Gov. Tomblin issued a statewide State of Preparedness, mobilizing state resources to help keep West Virginians safe during the severe weather predicted to be part of Winter Storm Jonas. The Governor also noted potential...
A West Virginia University police officer has gained national attention for his singing abilities. Officer Carlton Smith sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the West Virginia-Kansas game in Morgantown on Jan. 12. Smith says organizers,...
Democrats and Republicans offered divergent arguments in front of the state Supreme Court about which party should fill a Senate vacancy. Attorneys for Democrats, Democratic Gov. Tomblin, Republicans and GOP Attorney General Patrick Morrisey...
West Virginia University has launched a new community service initiative that challenges college students to give back to their communities one day each month. The Gazette-Mail reports the initiative was launched in honor of...
