West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky prepare for approaching storms
A high risk of severe weather is kicking off the storm season with a bang as high winds, hail and tornadoes are expected to ...
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WVU roundup: Rifle wins 20th National Championship; McCabe takes first in 3,000 meters at NCAAs
The Mountaineer rifle team captured its first national title since 2017 and the seventh in Jon Hammond's 19 seasons as head ...
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Sheriff: Man arrested after allegedly taking child from Kentucky to West Virginia
A Jackson County man was arrested following a complaint that he transported a child from Pulaski County to West Virginia, ...
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Morrisey, Gaines celebrate passage of West Virginia bill defining ‘male,’ ‘female’
Gov. Patrick Morrisey and the namesake for the Riley Gaines Act — defining sex and gender in State Code — celebrated the bill ...
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Kentucky-based mining contractor says worker died underground in Raleigh County mine
According to the MSHA website, the miner died at around 2:50 p.m. Friday at the Black Eagle Mine in Raleigh County operated ...
Powerball player just misses $353 million prize — but still wins big in West Virginia
A Powerball ticket sold in West Virginia won $1 million but missed the $353 million jackpot, lottery officials said. The ...
Washington is one of the least federally dependent states, data show
A new report found Alaska was the most "federally dependent" state in the nation. See where Washington ranked.
Late push from Blake, Perrin lifts WVU rifle to 20th national title
After a comeback for the ages, the West Virginia University rifle team is the national champion for the 20th time in program history. WVU entered the second day of action at the NCAA Rifle ...
Colorado knocks off West Virginia for second straight upset
Reserve Elijah Malone scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half to help Colorado defeat West Virginia 67-60 in the second ...
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Study: Appalachian, West Virginia cancer outcomes lagging behind the rest of the U.S.
A new study from the University of Kentucky, published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons, reveals that while cancer rates in Appalachia are improving, they still lag behind the rest ...