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Storms on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday could bring damaging winds.
4 people have died after a fatal fire in Barbour County Wednesday evening.
A man was arrested July 1 after a fatal Harrison County crash from October 2025.
A Morgantown couple is facing child neglect charges after police said they found drug paraphernalia in a hotel room within reach of a 3-year-old child.
The Hope Scholarship Board has taken disciplinary action against two private schools amid investigations into program violations and alleged misconduct, State Treasurer Larry Pack announced.
A vehicle accident occurred on I-79S between the Clarksburg and Meadowbrook Mall exits near mile marker 120, resulting in injury and entrapment, according to the Harrison County 911 Log.
A Clarksburg man who was arrested in January 2026 has admitted to making threats against President Trump and ICE agents, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Tucker County marked America’s 250th anniversary Wednesday with a daylong block party on Walnut and Second streets, sponsored by the Tucker County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Meigs County Sheriff Scott Fitch announced arrests have been made in connection with the homicide investigation into the death of Ethan Vernon.
Members of the Granville Fire & Police Dive Team responded to the Backwaters area of Cheat Lake to help recover an SUV that had entered the water on July 1.
Greenbrier Smokeless, Flash Metals USA of Houston, Texas, and AmForge Corporation of Washington, D.C. announced Wednesday that they plan to build a rare earth mineral extraction operation on land owned by Greenbrier Smokeless near Rupert.
The Barrackville Police Department announced that Police Chief Freeburn has resigned, effective immediately.
Still hot and humid through the 4th of July.
Wayne Worth takes oath of office in city's first-ever direct mayoral race.
A Detroit man has been sentenced to life in prison for selling enough fentanyl to kill more than twice the population of West Virginia, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
The Harrison County Commission held a hearing Wednesday on an election contest filed by Republican House of Delegates District 71 incumbent Laura Kimble, who lost her primary race to challenger Tim McNeely by six votes.
A new West Virginia law regulating vape and smoke shops officially took effect Tuesday, July 1, creating statewide licensing requirements and new operating standards aimed at protecting public health and limiting underage access to nicotine products.
A popular content creator recently filed a lawsuit against the town of Worthington and Marion County, citing First Amendment Rights violations, according to the lawsuit.
The Harrison County Commission approved an application Wednesday for the Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization Program, which funds projects in the state impacted by abandoned mines, for the Sunset Ellis property in Shinnston.
West Virginia finished Fiscal Year 2026 with a $370 million revenue surplus, with the General Revenue Fund totaling $5.693 billion, about 7% above state estimates, according to state officials.
The Supreme Court is upholding state laws barring transgender girls and women from playing on school athletic teams.
The Shinnston City Council met Tuesday at city council chambers to swear in the city's new mayor and vice-mayor.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act, clearing the way for the state to enforce its law limiting participation on girls’ and women’s sports teams to biological females.
On Friday, June 26, a WVU Hospitals team member found a hidden video recording device in a staff restroom at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital.
A new veterans memorial was dedicated Tuesday in Fairmont, featuring a mural created by Fairmont State University students. Sen. Jim Justice and other dignitaries joined local veterans and residents at the ceremony.
U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito visited the Prime 6 manufacturing facility at the former Philips Lighting property in Fairmont on Tuesday, returning to the site less than two years after attending its 2024 groundbreaking.
One man was killed and three men have been arrested after multiple gunshots were fired in the parking lot of the former Brushfork Elementary School on June 26.
With boating activity increasing over the Fourth of July holiday, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Section (WVDNR Police) is encouraging sober boating by participating in Operation Dry Water.