An Elkview woman apologized to a Kanawha circuit judge on Monday for her conduct during her trial earlier this year.
When family, friends and colleagues of the late Kanawha Circuit Judge James Stucky gathered to remember him on Monday, they weaved together stories that described a man who was fair as a judge, loving as a husband and father and enthusiastic as a fan of West Virginia University football.
Workers with Thaxton Construction Co. of Sissonville begin work Monday on constructing a new retaining wall along Edgewood Drive between Edgewood Country Club and Garrison Avenue. The road along that section has been closed to traffic with barricades set up on each end. The construction is e…
Mardi Gras Casino and Resort will host a job fair with onsite interviews from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday on the resort’s lower level at its location off the Cross Lanes exit of Interstate 64.
BridgeValley Community and Technical College’s president said Friday the Staats building on Charleston’s West Side “is probably not No. 1” anymore among possible sites to relocate most of the South Charleston campus.
A deal approved Friday between West Virginia American Water Company and the Town of Glasgow means that more than 300 customers who rely on the town’s municipal water service will soon be transferred to the state’s largest water provider.
Closed for 20 years, the clubhouse at Shawnee Park — now the Shawnee Sports Complex — is on the path to reopening as a full-service restaurant and craft brewery pub.
On Thursday, more than 30 military aircraft from storm-threatened bases in North Carolina and Virginia made Charleston’s Yeager Airport a safe haven from Hurricane Dorian, a refueling station enroute to more westerly wait-out sites, or a staging area for relief missions in the days to come.
Charleston City Council approved Tuesday paying Atlantic Emergency Solutions $455,592 for four new ambulances.
The Kanawha County Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to request state funding to add four classrooms and eliminate three portable classrooms at Kanawha City Elementary and extensively renovate the school.
A South Charleston woman could spend the next 15 years in prison for killing her husband with a knife during an argument.
A trial to determine whether the Kanawha Prosecutor’s Office violated the due process of a former minor league baseball player who spent 26 years in prison is set to begin next summer.
Local real estate agent and city councilwoman Jennifer Pharr was showing property around town Monday afternoon to a couple returning to Charleston after living in North Carolina.
A woman who admitted to breaking into two homes while she was under the influence of drugs will spend at least two years in prison.
A St. Albans woman on Tuesday pleaded guilty to a crime that resulted in the death of her 8-month-old daughter last year.
The person of interest in a series of suspicious deaths at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Clarksburg is no longer in contact with the hospital, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin said Monday.
West Virginia State University President Anthony Jenkins speaks about WVSU graduate and NASA pioneer Katherine Johnson during a brief ceremony at the campus plaza named after Johnson on Monday, her 101st birthday. The statue of Johnson, a West Virginia native, was dedicated last year on her …
A Kanawha circuit judge on Monday handed down a 60-year prison sentence for a woman who nearly killed an employee of a gambling parlor in Nitro a little more than a year ago.
A Charleston doctor has pleaded guilty to one count of distributing drugs that weren’t for legitimate medical purposes three months after a federal judge declared a mistrial in his case.
A man arrested in Charleston last week will return to Pennsylvania after waiving his right to challenge extradition Wednesday.
Known for his success as an insurance executive, Marty Becker will be honored for his philanthropic efforts Wednesday as the YMCA of Kanawha Valley’s Spirit of the Valley award recipient for 2019.
Charleston-area residents planning to ride the Autumn Colors Express fall excursion train won’t have to drive to Huntington to board, Rail Excursion Management Co. (Railexco) spokesman Lou Capwell said Monday.
The Charleston City Council on Monday approved a six-figure settlement with the family of a teenager and his toddler cousin who were subjected to excessive force by three Charleston police officers in 2017.
A man who police say is a person of interest in a double homicide in Pennsylvania, and who had a warrant out for an armed robbery, was arrested Wednesday at the Charleston Greyhound station, according to Lt. Autumn Davis, public information officer for the Charleston Police Department.
