Sailing along

An Alum Creek man was struck and killed by a pickup truck on Wednesday morning.

Terry Sayre has announced his retirement as director of Charleston’s Yeager Airport, and assistant director Nick Keller has been named to take his place.

An electrician at a Cabin Creek mine died on the job early Tuesday morning, state officials said. 

Chellbie Hudson on Monday described the events from the night of June 22, 2018, through the afternoon of June 23, 2018, after her then-boyfriend William Ellis Bowen IV asked her to leave during a fight.

More than 60 people took the oath of allegiance and became United States citizens on Monday at the Robert C. Byrd U.S. Courthouse in Charleston. Thousands of new U.S. citizens are being naturalized across the country in the coming days as part of the nation’s Constitution Week ceremonies.

KCPL foreign policy discussion program

At 5 years old, Haley Lucas might have been the youngest finisher of the Capital City Challenge triathlon Saturday.

PHOTO: Boomtown Days bubble over

Paul Saluja doesn’t exactly know what kind of work awaits him in Tucson, Arizona, but he knows he has the opportunity to make a difference when he gets there later this month.

Fallen officer Remembered

Due to a lack of revenue from low membership, the downtown Charleston YMCA will cease its operations on Oct. 4, said Anthony Lewis, communications director for the YMCA of Kanawha Valley.

Topping off the tank

The Kanawha Valley Collective is sponsoring a drive to collect donations of new household items for Kanawha Valley homeless families and individuals making the transition to public housing.

State officials weren’t able to confirm an anonymous report of a chemical spill Tuesday.

The final phase of Appalachian Power’s $110 million upgrade to transmission lines and power substations in Charleston is underway and expected to be completed by the end of November, the power company announced on Tuesday.