
The Fairmont Police Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives initiated a law enforcement operation in Fairmont early Wednesday morning.
The city of Fairmont Water Treatment plant has lifted the boil water advisory for Mannington residents.
The board will have the chance to officially approve the ordinance at its next council meeting on June 5th.
Voters filled seven city offices, including mayor, city clerk, and five city councilmen.
The Preston County Sheriff's Department is investigating the death of a maintenance worker that occurred while working on a Preston Memorial Hospital elevator.
The Nutter Fort police are investigating the deaths of two people who were found in their home Friday.
State Police said Corporal Andrew Loudin was released from Ruby Memorial last week and is recovering well.
A fire that occurred at the old Helmick Foundry on 8th Street Saturday has been ruled arson.
Bradley Alexander Bennett, 25, was arrested and charged with operating or attempting to operate clandestine drug laboratories.
A fire that occurred on Wonder Bar Road in Summit Park on May 9 at an abandoned house has been ruled arson.
Fairview residents are without water again Tuesday due to another leak and break in the line.
Currently, the department has one opening and is looking for qualified candidates to be placed on its eligibility list.
A few parents asked to speak with board members to express their concerns.
To say that Mia Janes needs inspiration in her life would be a lie. Instead, it's the other way around. "I can do it!" Mia was born with cerebral palsy. She has had two major surgeries in her seven year
A Marion County community is "paying it forward" to a family that has helped flood-torn neighborhoods get back on their feet.
A two vehicle accident closed three lanes in the Salem area of Doddridge County.
The oil and gas industry and its presence in West Virginia almost always sparks debate. Some argue its economic benefits while others question the possibility of negative environmental impacts.
The water department and volunteers have been working to repair the leak all day.
A Marion County ResCare worker has pleaded guilty to taking one of her mentally handicapped patients to have sex with a man.
A man accused of murder in the shooting death of his wife is back in jail.
West Virginia State Police arrest three on drug charges in Webster Springs.
Police said a man was taken to Ruby Memorial Hospital Saturday morning after he was assaulted in the 800 block of Ridgeley Avenue in Fairmont.
More West Virginia public school students will be allowed to eat breakfast and lunch at school for free beginning in the fall.
The International Mother's Day Shrine is home to an annual ceremony commemorating all mothers.
The Gold Wing Road Riders Association hosted a safety demonstration in the Meadowbrook Mall Saturday.
This arrest stems from an interview with a 12-year-old male victim who suffered alleged physical and emotional abuse from Proctor.
Landlord Gary Walden's was arrested for allegedly sexually abusing a tenant.
Morgantown Visitor's Bureau said influx of people on commencement weekend is comparable to weekends with home football games.
Fairview residents went into a little bit of a frenzy Thursday when the town realized it had a major water leak but wasn't sure where it was.
Last November, a jury convicted Lambert of sexual abuse by a parent, guardian or custodian and displaying obscene content to a minor.
Thomas Jones, 28, pleaded guilty to one count of third degree sexual assault.
Students make a different dish every Friday to serve in exchange for donations.
Police said Randolph Ginger, 80, was last seen leaving a friends house Saturday, April 21 around 8 p.m.
A working Kroger tractor trailer caught fire at the 116 mile marker on I-79, causing the southbound lanes to be shut down.
Virginians lost more than $11 million and West Virginians nearly $2 million to Internet scams in 2011.
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