FAIRMONT, W.Va .– The second utility-scale solar site in West Virginia has been completed by Mon Power and Potomac Edison, subsidiaries of FirstEnergy Corp. The second solar site was finished less ...

Island to Icon, the Many Lives of Bob Denver celebrates her late husband's acting career with a collection of mementos, ...

Kentucky man was flagging for a tree trimming crew when he was struck by a passing pickup truck and later died of his ...

MASON, W.Va. — Highlights from Wahama’s 50-14 win over South Harrison. Roundup: Spring Mills surrenders points, but stays unbeaten; Morgantown earns key win against Parkersburg South ...

A look at notable results from Week 8 of high school football: Class AAAA Spring Mills 34, University 6: Max Anderson rushed for 88 yards and two touchdowns, teammate Blake Sanders added a pair of rus ...

The Tigers took the field without playmakers Marquel Lowe and Brad Mossor. Both players were ejected in Princeton’s last game at Winfield and were suspended for this contest. PHS rallied from a 7-0 ...

Arraignments were held Friday afternoon in Boone County Circuit Court for Julie Miller and Jerry and Donna Stone, the mother and grandparents of Kyneddi Miller. Miller, 14, was found dead in her ...

Garrett Greene has thrown two interceptions in three of West Virginia's last four games. On Saturday, he looks to bounce back against a Kansas State defense that's had more success stopping the run ...

RANSON, W.Va. — Traffic was slowed on U.S. Route 340 in Jefferson County Friday in connection with a haz-mat incident. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department said a truck carrying a piece of ...

The annual West Virginia Book Festival will get underway this Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center. The event brings in best-selling authors, a series of programs and ...

WHEELING, W.Va. — A federal magistrate judge has ordered former Buckhannon mayor and city councilman David McCauley to remain in custody until his trial in a federal child pornography case.

By a vote of four to two, Clarksburg City Council has passed the first reading of an ordinance that would ban camping in public areas and unauthorized private property. If adopted, the first violation ...