W.Va. lawmakers push to clarify voting eligibility with new constitutional amendment
During this legislative session, lawmakers are looking towards making the language more clear in regards to voting ...
Kentucky weather death toll rises to 20, including four in Pike County, governor says
The death toll in Kentucky has risen to 20 after heavy rainfall caused severe flooding which was followed by freezing ...
Coastal Carolina University's Michael Benson to serve as WVU's 27th president
West Virginia University has decided on a new leader to replace Gordon Gee, who announced he would retire at the conclusion ...
Ohio DoH confirms first flu-related pediatric death of the season, warns of high activity
The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed the first pediatric flu-associated death of the season after a teenager died in ...
Riley Gaines slams 'loopholes' in altered NCAA transgender participation policy: 'Garbage'
AUSTIN, Texas (TNND) — Women's sports activist Riley Gaines on Thursday accused the NCAA of providing "loopholes" in its ...
Dezayne Mingo scores 25 and Marshall earns 69-59 win over Appalachian State
Dezayne Mingo scored 25 points as Marshall beat Appalachian State 69-59 on Saturday.Mingo added five rebounds for the Thundering Herd (17-12, 10-6 Sun Belt Conf ...
Troopers: Two arrested after stealing more than $35,000 from elderly woman
A pair have been arrested after stealing more than $35,000 over the span of a year from an elderly person in Greenbrier ...
Hamas releases last ceasefire hostages, questions linger over future talks
Hamas on Saturday released the last six living hostages expected under the first phase of its ceasefire with Israel with a ...
Following flooding in W.Va., organizations work to provide healthcare to those in need
After devastating flooding in southern West Virginia, organizations in Charleston are stepping up, gathering healthcare supplies for those in need.
West Virginia senators vote no to reinstate public lands staff, wildfire support funding
West Virginia senators Shelly Moore Capito and Jim Justice voted along party lines late Thursday against two amendments that would have reversed mass layoffs at ...
President Trump reverses executive order; ends national police misconduct database
President Trump has ordered the shutdown of the first nationwide database that tracks misconduct by federal police officers.
Threat at York hospital 'neutralized'; state reps issue statement on 'tragic shooting'
Officials with York County's Office of Emergency Management said officers responded to a "threat" Saturday morning at the hospital located on Innovation Drive, but that threat has since been ...