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Harrison man who pled guilty to 2001 rape seeks new trial
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Clarksburg Police Department detective coerced a confession from a man in the 2001 rape and robbery of an elderly woman, and gave false details of the interrogation to a grand jury, the man's lawyer alleged in a recent court filing.
Fallen officer ceremony honoring W.Va. deputy
The FBI and other law enforcement officers will honor a Monongalia County sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty earlier this year.
Fallen officer ceremony honoring Monongalia County deputy
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Postal Service delays Clarksburg merger
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N.Y. man sues over paralyzing injury at All Good festival
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Widow of W.Va. gas industry worker sues Colo. firm
The widow of a 26-year-old Nutter Fort man says two Colorado companies are responsible for the truck crash that killed her husband because they forced an exhausted work crew to drive from Ohio to West Virginia, creating a 22-hour work day.
Harrison County judge lays out rules for Spelter cleanup
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W.Va. judge lays out rules for Spelter cleanup
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Victim's dad may add defendant to All Good lawsuit
Norm Sonju is a Texan who has no real connection to Wisconsin other than the fact he used to spend... CLARKSBURG, W.Va. - The father of a South Carolina woman killed last summer at West Virginia's All Good Music Festival wants to refile his lawsuit to add another defendant.
Comical Processing: You Write The Cartoon Caption Winner May 6, 2012
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W.Va. man killed in shootout was sex abuse suspect
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Officials with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are calling on federal and local officials to look into pigeon racing in parts of West Virginia.
Inmate in W.Va. charged with presidential threat
A federal inmate who allegedly told a prison psychologist that he planned to blow up the White House upon release has been indicted on charges of threatening the president.
Inmate charged with threatening president
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Murder suspect from NY apprehended by U.S. Marshals in WV
Deputy U.S. Marshals from the Clarksburg, WV office and Harrison County Drug Task Officers arrested Niagara Falls murder suspect Matthew Davis at a residence on Rt.
Pigeon Races at Center of Illegal Gambling Ring Originated in W.Va., Says PETA
Clarksburg, W.Va. - A just-completed PETA investigation of pigeon racing spanning many states, including West Virginia, reveals rampant illegal gambling in violation of state and federal laws - including the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, felony gambling laws, and tax laws - to the tune of $200,000 or more in stakes per race.