WHEELING — Many students in the Ohio Valley will be ready to head into the new school year with a smile on their faces, thanks to the generosity of the community and the efforts of…
WHEELING — Many students in the Ohio Valley will be ready to head into the new school year with a smile on their faces, thanks to the generosity of the community and the efforts of…
WHEELING – Brenda Miller has served more than 27 years as circuit court clerk in Ohio County, but now she…
MORGANTOWN – Chris Kabourek, new chief financial officer for West Virginia University, understands he brings with him baggage from his…
MORGANTOWN – Michael Benson is just over a year into his role as the 27th president of West Virginia University,…
CHARLESTON – A company executive with Flock Safety defended their Automated License Plate Reader technology as a vital tool for…
CHARLESTON – A recent audit of the West Virginia Department of Human Services found a potential for $68 million in…
WHEELING – Thousands of music lovers flocked to Heritage Port this weekend as the…
The issues raised about structural deficits in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program since May…
John Pershing Wagner Jr., 73, passed away on July 10, 2026, in Los Angeles,…
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Julian Sayin is back, bigger and stronger for a second…
No one should be surprised at how quickly the Wheeling Nailers were able to find a new NHL affiliate. It was less than a month between the Pittsburgh Penguins announcing it was ending its 29-year partnership with the Nailers and the Columbus Blue Jackets announcing earlier this week that they and the AHL Cleveland…
Here’s a figure that should concern every single person that care about children and their futures: for the 2026 school year, 84.5% of all West Virginia public school students are classified as “needy” by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. That’s an alarming statistic. And it doesn’t get any better when viewed in the context…