1 hr ago | Charleston Daily Mail
Fitch Ratings says WV is on good financial footing
Fitch Ratings on Wednesday affirmed its high ratings on more than $900 million in state-backed bonds, saying the state's well-managed finances and ample reserves put West Virginia on good footing for paying back its debts.
5 hrs ago | Charleston Daily Mail
2 W.Va. Capitol streets to close for celebration
WV Secretary of Education and The Arts Kay Goodwin, test rings the bell that will be rung to commentate the states 150th birthday Wednesday at the State Capitol.
7 hrs ago | Coal Valley News
Earth to legislature; earth to legislature: the citizens of West Virginia chose Charleston - not Wheeling - as the state capitol more than a century ago.
11 hrs ago | Charleston Gazette
Man arrested after police pursuit near Nitro
A Charleston man who was parked on Interstate 64 near Nitro later led officers on a high-speed pursuit Tuesday afternoon, police said.
Book showcases county courthouses
"The courthouse is usually the most elaborate and beautiful building in the county," Michael Workman, a West Virginia State University professor, wrote in a chapter about the history of courthouses.
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin kicks off West Virginia's 150th anniversary in Wheeling Wednesday during events at West Virginia Independence Hall.
The crash happened around 5:30 p.m. on Belle Creek Road in Pond Gap. The area is located off Kellys Creek Road near Cedar Grove.
A cake to remember: Styrofoam Capitols edible lawn to serve 15,000
Sara Lane has spent the last two months painstakingly designing and constructing a massive birthday cake for the impending Sesquicentennial celebrations, state officials said.
Run For Your Life Five-Mile Race Set For Saturday In Charleston
Jeff Morris Web Producer: Jeff Morris Reported: Jun. 18, 2013 4:09 PM EDT Updated: Jun. 18, 2013 4:20 PM EDT An annual race is set for Charleston on Saturday that raises awareness about colorectal cancer and takes runners on a challenging course with a long climb up to Spring Hill Cemetery.
Crash victim undergoing treatment in Charleston
A McDowell County man who was injured Monday in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. Route 52 is now in the intensive care unit of a Charleston hospital.
W.Va. teacher fired amid sexting accusations
A Raleigh County middle school teacher has been fired after she was accused of sending inappropriate texts to one of her students.
The National Weather Service in Charleston issued a flash flood warning Tuesday morning for Roane County, an area ravaged by a flood last week that damaged 100 homes and prompted a state of emergency declaration.
Charleston residents speak out against American Water proposed rate hike
West Virginia American Water Company customers in the Charleston area got their chance Monday evening to speak out against a proposed 20 percent water rate hike.
W.Va. Supreme Court yanks law license of politico H. John Rogers
Calling his conduct reprehensible, West Virginia's Supreme Court stripped a veteran lawyer and frequent political candidate of his license Monday after he had someone involuntarily committed on mental health allegations later deemed untrue.
House to meet Tuesday to pick new speaker
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced Monday that delegates would meet Tuesday in special session to elect outgoing Speaker Rick Thompson's replacement.
A member of the Kennedy family will come to Wheeling this week on West Virginia's 150th birthday to honor the state's place in Kennedy family history and discuss the need to eliminate child poverty in West Virginia, state Senate President Jeff Kessler announced.
Charleston trash bag program to see changes
Charleston residents will continue to receive garbage and recycling bags for the next year, but how they get those bags is set to change.
W.Va. sesquicentennial quilt unveiled Monday
First Lady Joanne Jaeger Tomblin stands with a few of the 72 quilters who assembled the West Virginia Sesquicentennial Quilt at the West Virginia Culture Center on Monday.
Teenager injured in daylight shooting downtown
Police investigate a shooting that took place in the crosswalk between the Charleston Town Center Mall and the Charleston Civic Center on Monday afternoon.
Paving schedule in Charleston for Tuesday June 18 2013
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