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Robert Murray, the founder and former president and CEO of a major U.S. coal operator that recently emerged from federal bankruptcy, has retired as chairman of the company’s board.

A Washington state man who said he was traveling to see President Donald Trump has been sentenced to time served for assaulting Secret Service special agents in West Virginia.

A water boil notice is issued for Water Street and Church Street in Lumberport until further notice.

A spoofing scam is when someone intentionally changes the caller ID to make it look like another person is calling.

Early voting kicks off this week in West Virginia. It runs from Oct. 21-31 and includes Saturdays.

West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources officials reported 226 new COVID-19 cases in the Mountain State Tuesday.

Students for Life of America gathered in front of Senator Joe Manchin’s office in Fairmont to demand that he uphold his pro-life stance.

Trump’s strained relationship with Fauci has political overtones as the president defends his record on the coronavirus just two weeks before Election Day.

According to a press release, West Virginia State Police were initially called to investigate a disturbance call on Stillwell Road, later leading to the officer involved shooting.

Alpha technologies, a small business owned by a disabled veteran, has new fiber optic technology available for businesses in Charleston and South Charleston.

Jeremiah Taylor admitted he used an app called "Kik" to send graphic videos to an undercover FBI agent.

While the republican candidate Robert Karnes served in the State Senate from 2015 to 2018. Democratic candidate Denise Campbell served as a three term Delegate.

In the city of Weston lies many historic buildings that have been preserved or deserted over many years, but for one building there’s hope.

Senator Shelley Moore Capito gave an update on the progress of a coronavirus vaccine.

Max Paul Levine, of Bronx, New York, has admitted taking a West Virginia teen across state lines for sex, U.S. Attorney Bill Powell announced.

A massive broadband grant is awarded to CityNet to install over 200-miles of fiber optic networks through three of the most rural counties in our area.

A trio of Mountaineers honored by the Big 12 Monday

The Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department announced the 11th death of a Harrison County resident related to COVID-19.

Kevin Lee Vanaelst, 45, was being held Monday in a Charleston, West Virginia, jail awaiting extradition to Michigan.

Officials say that Washington was arrested at a home near Washington Irving Middle School in Clarksburg.

West Virginia Governor Jim Justice made the announcement during his press conference Monday afternoon.

The Preston County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a person of interest in a spree of car thefts and burglaries.

West Virginia gas prices have dropped and now the average price of gasoline across Northern West Virginia is five cents lower at $2.205 per gallon.

Two new providers, Shane Ritchie, APRN, FNP-BC, and Jessica Murray, APRN, NP-C, have joined Broaddus Family care at Broaddus Hospital.

DHHR officials didn’t report any COVID-19 related deaths today, making it the second day in a row with no deaths reported in the state.

The City of Fairmont water department has issued a water boil notice starting Monday, Oct. 19.

Home Instead Senior Care in Morgantown put on an antique car show to raise money for Alzheimer’s Awareness.

The city of Morgantown held a live performance at newly renovated Hazel Ruby McQuain Park.

On October 18, 2020 water service will be turned off for repair of a Main Line Break in the Railroad Street. This problem may cause possible contamination of your water, upon water pressure loss. Customers with low or no water pressure are advised to boil their water until further notice. The areas affected are as follows:

Ahead of November 3rd, there are lingering questions about what an unprecedented election will look like. Already, West Virginians have broke mail-in ballot records, but what if you want in person? Here is a guide to voting this year in the Mountain State.