Wheeling News

Tonight the streets of downtown Wheeling will come alive with the Wheeling Christmas Parade.

The new West Virginia Supercomputing Center is in the Stone Center. Its grand opening was celebrated by politicians, business people and citizens.

Local law enforcement officers and U.S. marshals continued to search early today for a Follansbee man who has been missing since he failed to appear for his sentencing in federal court last week.

The tax increment funding program is letting the city use expected money to pay for improvements, according to a five-year progress report.

When you bring snacks for your family to the Wheeling Christmas Parade, make sure to bring non-perishable items, too.

With an assault rifle missing from the Wheeling Police Department, a new policy has been put in place by Chief Robert Matheny.

Three local police departments are receiving high praise after being awarded AAA Platinum Awards from AAA East Central, a nonprofit organization that provided highway safety programs across the state of West Virginia.

Wheeling Jesuit University officials and the spiritual leader of the Province of Maryland of the Society of Jesus strongly denied Thursday that Bishop Michael Bransfield of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston had a role in the removal of the university's former president, Father Julio Giulietti.

West Virginians searching for an evening of holiday family entertainment have been discovering the B.E. Taylor Christmas Concert Tour is just the ticket.

Charleston lobbyist Steve Haid says he's withdrawing a planned gift of $650,000 in money and property to Wheeling Jesuit University, his alma mater.

A man wanted in Belmont County for armed robbery is now behind bars in West Virginia.

A fallen soldier is back home. Spec. Julian Berisford, 25, of Benwood died Nov. 4 after an attack in Afghanistan.

City leaders from across West Virginia are getting together to talk about population decline, aging infrastructure and other challenges facing them.

A company that will help develop a low-cost, high-tech radar technology for the army has moved into the former stone and Thomas Building in Wheeling .

When Janice Raheem asked City Manager Robert Herron about the best way to contact him, he told her all she needs to do is call or stop by his office.

Wheeling Police are searching for a suspect that allegedly stabbed a person in front of the Sportman Club in downtown Wheeling on Market Street.

A 24-year old Wheeling resident was sentenced Monday, in United States District Court in Wheeling by Judge Frederick P. Stamp, Jr.

After paying $200,000 for the former Rite Aid building at 1135 Market St. last year, Councilmen James Tiu and Robert "Herk" Henry believe it is time to bring down the structure.

Instead of waiting for a major developer to invest downtown, James Grace wants to see City Council members work to improve the area.

Alaina Bell took a deep breath and held it Thursday, just like her grandma Sandra Hall told her to.