MOUNDSVILLE — Robin Capehart, a Moundsville native and former local university president and former secretary of the state tax department, shared “timeless lessons learned from a lifetime experience” on Friday. Capehart shared his thoughts at the Moundsville Public Library as the ...
WHEELING — An apparent roach infestation led to a letter of condemnation appearing on the front door of Windsor Manor Apartments on Friday. The building’s tenants aren’t being forced from their homes, but the building’s owner has work to do to get back into compliance — and a month ...
WHEELING — The combined weight of a dump truck and an excavator occupying the Washington Avenue Bridge when it collapsed Wednesday did exceed the span’s 5-ton weight limit, a state official said Thursday. Brian Kucish, director at West Virginia Division of Highways District 6, met with ...
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey and his legal team are getting ready to head to Washington D.C. to defend the state’s law aimed at keeping transgender girls and women from competing with biological girls and women in public school and college athletics before the highest court in the land. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday for two cases involving Idaho and West Virginia banning transgender girls and women from secondary school and college girls and women’s athletic programs. House Bill 3293, passed by the West Virginia ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Belmont County Commission thanked a local company for its recent $3,000 donation to the county animal shelter, noting such contributions help keep the facility running. President J.P. Dutton said the Ohio Motor Group donated $3,000 to the shelter. He thanked the ...
WHEELING — Wheeling Police converged on an area in South Wheeling after human remains were found on the site. Wheeling Police Maj. Josh Sanders, commander of the department’s investigations bureau, said that 11:45 a.m. Wednesday, police were called to the corner of 42nd and Wood streets. ...
