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Police levy results are made off...
Martinsburg City Council members formally certified the results of the special police levy election and declared the results official at a special meeting Tuesday.
They say that to walk in a person's shoes is to know their story, and recently, Wayne County resident Tom Knopp's shoes have seen a lot.
Woman charged with felony child ...
A Martinsburg woman was arraigned Wednesday on felony charges of child neglect and conspiracy after police found a child living in unsafe conditions in her apartment and obtained statements from neighbors that the alleged victim had been abused.
State police respond to complaints plan blitz
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Michael Anthony Griffin, 33, of Rock Cliff Drive, Martinsburg, was arrested Tuesday on one count of felony grand larceny and misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence with injury and DUI second offense.
Women who love to sing harmony are invited to Harmony Along the Potomac's meet, greet and sing open house on Tuesday, June 11, at 6:30 p.m. at the University of Charleston-Martinsburg at 208 Viking Way.
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. -- A West Virginia State Police trooper faces charges of obtaining leave pay for military training that he didn't attend.
Shepherd University will sponsor an alumni celebration June 15 at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.
Man indicted for attempted murde...
A man charged in connection with a shooting in Martinsburg last summer was indicted Tuesday by a Berkeley County grand jury.
I have the perfect solution for the use of the pedestal in the square in Martinsburg.
He lived in Martinsburg for most of his life and was raised by his grandmother, Laura Ingram.
The Low-Tech Way Guns Get Traced
Document prep technician Carol Sine and tracer Debra Barrett process firearm transaction documents at the National Tracing Center in Martinsburg, W.Va. Document prep technician Carol Sine and tracer Debra Barrett process firearm transaction documents at the National Tracing Center in Martinsburg, W.Va. Opponents of expanding background checks for ... (more)
U.S. Attorney: Drug fight drawing on many different weapons
"We have to a multi-pronged attack to this problem. We can't just round up 40 people and expect that the problem is going to go away," said Bill Ihlenfeld, the U.S. Attorney for West Virginia's Northern District.
Cemetery vandalism motive remains a "mystery"
Police now say that the motive behind recently discovered vandalism at two Martinsburg area cemeteries is a "mystery," as investigators have determined it doesn't appear anything was stolen from several dozen caskets and crypts that were found disturbed.
Sen. Rockefeller needs to check out ATF operations
It appears to me that the ATF in Martinsburg is using the government mandated "Furlough" of employees and the subsequent change, thanks to Sen.
Baby-sitter pleads no contest to abuse charge
A Martinsburg man accused of sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl he was supposed to be baby-sitting pleaded no contest Monday to one count of felony first-degree sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12 as part of a plea agreement.
Ex-W.Va. sheriff gets 1 year for 2010 beating
A former West Virginia sheriff was ordered into federal custody Monday and will spend a year in prison for his role in the 2010 beating of a bank robber after a high-speed chase.
Community Development director to be part-time
At their meeting Thursday, Martinsburg City Council members voted to change the Community Development Department's director position from a full-time city employee to a part-time contractual position.
Family works to complete eighth Dairy Queen store
Roger and Vicki Peterson grew up at their parents' Dairy Queen stores. Before the siblings were born, in 1958, their parents had already purchased their first store.