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Sheriffs Are Still Tracking Trucks
May 31, 2013 MOUNDSVILLE — Marshall County Sheriff Kevin Cecil said there are fewer problems related to natural gas industry truck traffic than at this time last year. more »» 
Postal Service Issuing Stamp For West Virginia’s Sesquicentennial
May 31, 2013 CHARLESTON (AP) — West Virginia is getting a lasting tribute for its 150th birthday, courtesy of the U.S. more »»
MTR Names Interim President
May 31, 2013 CHESTER (AP) — MTR Gaming Group Inc. chief operating officer Joseph L. Billhimer has been named acting president. Chester-based MTR announced Billhimer’s appointment on Thursday in a news release. more »» 
WVNCC to Offer Drilling Degrees This Fall
May 30, 2013 FAIRMONT, W.Va. — With the proper training, people can earn starting annual salaries ranging from $60,000-$100,000 for working in natural gas drilling fields. more »»
Tomblin Still Hopes For Ethane Cracker
May 30, 2013 FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin said finalizing a deal to bring a giant ethane cracker chemical plant to West Virginia takes time, but he still believes it can happen. more »» 
Road Projects Tie Up Traffic
May 30, 2013 WHEELING — Drivers traveling W.Va. 2, U.S. 250 and Interstate 70 can continue to expect delays as crews continue to work on sign renovation and joint repair projects around downtown Wheeling. more »» 
Board: Lower Game Prices
May 30, 2013 MOUNDSVILLE — Citing decreasing participation in high school and middle school sporting events, members of the Marshall County Board of Education believe lowering ticket prices will encourage more... more »» 
Like Your Health Care Plan? You May Lose It
May 30, 2013 WASHINGTON (AP) — Many people who buy their own health insurance could get surprises in the mail this fall: cancellation notices because their current policies aren’t up to the basic standards of... more »» 
Lottery Revenue Sliding
May 30, 2013 CHARLESTON (AP) — West Virginia Lottery revenues are falling but Director John Musgrave says the decline is not as severe as the Lottery Commission expected. more »» 
West Liberty University To Initiate Energy Institute
May 29, 2013 TRIADELPHIA — In response to the growing energy industries in the tri-state area, West Liberty University’s Resource Corp. more »»
Grand Jury in Rape Case Taking Another Break
May 29, 2013 STEUBENVILLE — The grand jury hearing all aspects surrounding the August rape of a 16-year-old Weirton girl will be taking another three-week break as Bureau of Criminal Investigation agents continu... more »»
Two Named W.Va. Schools of Excellence
May 29, 2013 Two Northern Panhandle public schools have been named West Virginia Schools of Excellence for the 2013-14 school year. more »» 
More Moms Are Breadwinners
May 29, 2013 WASHINGTON — A record number of American women are now the sole or primary breadwinners in their families, a sign of the rising influence of working mothers, a new study finds. more »»
Ohio Senate Yanks Tax Cut
May 29, 2013 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — State senators on Tuesday pulled what’s left of Gov. John Kasich’s proposed income tax cut from the state budget in favor of tax relief targeted at small businesse. more »» 
All-in-One Living Options Wanted
May 29, 2013 WHEELING — A new generation is yearning to be able to grab their morning coffee, head to work and pick up dinner, all without getting behind the wheel of a car. more »» 
Rescuers Save Infant From Sewage Pipe in China
May 29, 2013 BEIJING (AP) — A newborn’s cries from a public restroom in a residential building in eastern China led a tenant to a startling discovery: a baby boy trapped in a sewage pipe beneath a squat toilet. more »» 
Work on $500M Gas Plant Continues
May 28, 2013 NATRIUM — Those driving by the $500 million Dominion Resources plant that is still under construction may see some natural gas flaring, but officials said this is part of the normal startup process. more »»
GE Is Investing Billions To Improve Fracking, Drilling
May 28, 2013 PITTSBURGH — One of America’s corporate giants is investing billions of dollars in the new boom of oil and gas drilling, or fracking. General Electric Co. more »» 
The Great Spy Debate
May 28, 2013 WASHINGTON — In the months leading up to the killing of Osama bin Laden, veteran intelligence analyst Robert Cardillo was given the nickname “Debbie Downer. more »» |
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