MORGANTOWN — A private island in the Greenbrier River will be sold at auction Sept. 20. The Joe R. Pyle Complete Auction and Realty Service will host […]
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Simulations help WVU students learn how to save lives
MORGANTOWN — Students at WVU’s Health Sciences Campus saved a mannequin’s life Sept. 18 in preparation to save a real life one day. “Dad, what’s wrong?” Jason […]
University High student helps plan annual Hawk Walk
MORGANTOWN — Following in the footsteps of her brother Robert and her cousin Katie, Margaret Warner is helping plan the ninth annual Julie Foster Hawk Walk, set […]
Two men accused of sex crimes among those arraigned in Mon County Circuit Court
MORGANTOWN — A man indicted for allegedly sexually abusing clerks during two robberies at the same hotel and a 67-year-old charged in a 20-year cold case turned […]
Justice names John Myers as director of Lottery
CHARLESTON — One day after lawmakers asked tough questions about leadership at Lottery, Gov. Jim Justice has named John Myers as director of the agency. He replaces […]
Prisoner killed at Hazelton, second death this year
HAZELTON — A prisoner at USP Hazelton was killed Monday. The U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed the death of Demario Porter, 27, on […]
Police say Preston man fled from officer, had drugs for sale
KINGWOOD — A Tunnelton man faces multiple charges after fleeing from police Tuesday. Bond was set at $150,000 for Paul Edward Moats Jr., 55. He is charged […]
State Chief Health Officer Dr. Rahul Gupta takes job with March of Dimes
CHARLESTON — State Chief Health Officer Dr. Rahul Gupta says he wants to make a bigger impact on the health of moms and babies. Gupta and the […]
New York man sentenced for firearms charge in Morgantown robbery
CLARKSBURG — A New York man was sentenced to seven years in prison for using a firearm during a robbery in Morgantown, United States Attorney Bill Powell announced. Stephan […]
Former Secretary of State employees settle wrongful termination lawsuit for $1M; Warner says firing was warranted
CHARLESTON — Secretary of State Mac Warner said Monday he continues to stand behind his decisions to fire 16 workers shortly after taking office in 2017 even if […]