The Kanawha County Commission will have its first fall cleanup for the year Saturday in Sissonville. The cleanup will be from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the intersection of Casdorph Road and Sissonville Drive.
A native West Virginian who kicked off his career as a mural artist more than 15 years ago at a Charleston bookstore is back making art in the city.
WV native Emily Calandrelli interviews Yeager COO, other women in aviation careers for special to air on WVPB stations
Five members of the St. Albans High School Junior ROTC hold a flag-raising ceremony Friday morning at the school to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, al-Qaida terrorist attacks on the United States.
The 2021 West Virginia Book Festival will now be a virtual event, due to concerns about the spread of COVID-19.
A Yeager Airport task force is seeking assistance from the public in identifying those who fly drones over or near airports or aim laser pointers into aircraft cockpits.
We can soon say goodbye to the West Virginia Power, and welcome back the Charleston Charlies — at least on a part-time basis.
Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin has announced the latest round of Small Business Investment Grants, 21 awards totaling $164,429.
The Davisson Brothers Band had a great summer.
City of Charleston employees who get their COVID-19 vaccines before Oct. 31 will receive a $750 incentive. The Charleston City Council unanimously approved the vaccine incentives at its meeting Tuesday.
Over the last year, West Virginia harm reduction activists and organizers have faced hurdle after hurdle as more people suffer fatal overdoses or get sick from injecting drugs, and while the state and localities pass legislation against services that could help them.
Part of a finger is not a terrible thing to waste, at least not to Casi Pourfarhadi.
Nearly 200 patriotic quilts were on display at the state Capitol in Charleston on Monday. St. Albans resident Maribeth Shreve organized the making of 183 60-inch by 80-inch quilts for the Quilts of Valor Foundation. The quilts will be donated to veterans.
Six-thousand rubber ducks were dumped over the side of the South Side Bridge into the Kanawha River for the West Virginia American Water Great Rubber Duck Race Saturday.
The Charleston Town Center bled tenants, lost foot traffic and dissolved into receivership. But the mall is a relatively shining star in its new owners’ portfolio.
The fans asked for more tag matches, and Pro Wrestling Conquest is giving them a whole night of tag team matches.
John's Lock and Key on McFarland Street is seeking a buyer.
UPDATE: Charleston Police have announced Jaliyah Pennington has been located and is safe.
The South Charleston man accused of shooting and killing a Capital High School student in April was arraigned on eight charges Monday in Kanawha County Circuit Court.
Gracyn Dawn Courtright appeared virtually Monday before a judge in Washington, D.C., and, after breaking out in tears, pleaded guilty to knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, a misdemeanor.
A new treatment approved last fall by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for spinal muscular atrophy is helping a Charleston man, and he wants others to know about the possibilities.
Nevaeh Summers went into cardiac arrest the day before she was to start her sophomore year at St. Albans High, her mother said.
Deno Stanley, owner of Adelphia Sports Bar & Grille, verified Thursday that his restaurant has been shut down since Sunday — initially, he said, due to employee appreciation events and routine maintenance — and now is shuttered because of COVID-19 concerns.
A federal judge has opened the door to allowing an ongoing lawsuit to dramatically change the way Kanawha County public schools must support children with disabilities and behavioral issues.
