BY MIKE NOLTING A large coal mining operation south of Waynesburg, Pa., is not closing despite reports it was. Iron Senergy said in a written statement that […]
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5 dead in Fayette County, Pa., crash
BY MIKE NOLTING Five people were killed in a three-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon in Fayette County, Pa. Pennsylvania State Police public information officer Kalee Barnhart said state […]
Experimental ultrasound treatments continue at RNI with new grant funding
BY MIKE NOLTING With a $2 million grant from the Encova Foundation of West Virginia, research into ultrasound treatments at the WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute to transform […]
Three major fires continue to burn in Hardy County
BY CHRIS LAWRENCE MOOREFIELD — Three major forest fires continued to burn in Hardy County Thursday afternoon. West Virginia Division of Forestry Director Jeremy Jones identified them […]
Bishop releases letter against IVF treatments
CHARLESTON — Wheeling-Charleston Diocese Bishop Mark Brennan has issued a letter against IVF services. This comes as Alabama fertility clinics begin lifting the freeze on IVF after […]
Family shocked victim’s body missed on Lewis County crime scene
BY CHRIS LAWRENCE CHARLESTON — A Lewis County man, who had close ties to the victims of a fire from earlier this week, said it’s hard to […]
Authorities connect blaze in Lewis County to Kanawha suicide
BY CHRIS LAWRENCE CHARLESTON — A Lewis County man, a suspect in a deadly arson fire that claimed multiple lives, took his own life in eastern Kanawha […]
Arrest made in stolen statue case
BY JARETT LEWIS BECKLEY — A prominent bronze statue stolen from a cultural center in Beckley has been recovered and returned to it’s rightful place. On Feb. […]
Alsop takes job with area law firm
BY MIKE NOLTING Former WVU Vice President Rob Alsop has joined the Jackson Kelly law firm. Alsop will work out of the large firm’s Morgantown office concentrating […]
Leonhardt excited about the agriculture future in West Virginia
BY CHRIS LAWRENCE CHARLESTON — The top man with the state’s Department of Agriculture believes the future of farming in West Virginia is bright. Agriculture Commissioner Kent […]