WHEELING — Northern Panhandle school districts' assessment scores remained relatively stable last year, according to data released Tuesday by the West Virginia Department of Education. Meanwhile, those scores followed a familiar path, showing stronger results…
WHEELING — Audience members may never see it in person, but artists and performers who play the Capitol Theatre in…
GLEN DALE — Marshall County Schools officials want motorists to be prepared and patient for anticipated traffic congestion on W.Va.…
WHEELING – The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra will end the summer and kick off their new season with a Labor Day…
Kindergarten may be a child’s introduction to formal schooling. Although many families send their children to pre-K programs, it’s not…
Artificial intelligence has been foremost on the minds of millions of people in recent years. While much of the public…
NEW CUMBERLAND — A Weirton man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in connection…
Raymond Eugene Van Kirk, Sr., 92, of Wheeling, passed away on Sunday August 9,…
Barbara Mason, 84, of Moundsville, WV, passed away peacefully in the night on August 11, 2026,…
MORGANTOWN — In less than a week, students will be back on West Virginia’s…
The announcement of a new WVU Medicine outpatient clinic coming to The Highlands shows us a couple of things. One, it shows us that the services WVU Medicine is providing are being used to a point where expansion is necessary. It also shows us that WVU Medicine is being proactive in accommodating its patients…
Here’s a figure that should concern every single person that cares 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…
