Wheeling Ohio County Health Department administrator gives advice on return to school
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said the state could be moving back toward a mask...
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Brooke County Officers facing body camera malfunctions
Yesterday, Brooke County Commissioners heard from Captain Doug Mills of the Brooke County...
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Three charged with drug trafficking after yearlong investigation
Three people have been charged with drug trafficking after a yearlong investigation by the...
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Storm brings floods and power outages to Ohio Valley
Wednesday afternoon’s storms brought flash flooding and plenty of damage in many areas of the Ohio...
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Follansbee welcomes new council members
Follansbee City Council met to swear in two new members for the city. Sworn in were Nick...
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Wheeling Area Strategic Action Plan set to be released
After 18 months of work, the Wheeling Area Strategic Action Plan is set to be unveiled tomorrow....
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School board hears mascot argument
The push to save a controversial Weir High mascot took another step, Monday evening. One week ago,...
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Moundsville man charged with child abuse, neglect, assault
A Moundsville man is in jail on charges of child abuse, child neglect and malicious assault in...
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Marshall County Sheriff’s Office investigating child drowning
The drowning of a 2-year-old has lead to an investigation by the Marshall County Sheriff’s...
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DeLorenzo sentenced to 5 to 15 years for possession of child pornography
Alex DeLorenzo was sentenced to 5 to 15 years in the Department of Correction by Judge Jeffrey...
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Justice ends most executive orders relating to the pandemic
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice ended most of his executive orders concerning the pandemic. He...
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Wellsburg Bridge float now scheduled for Friday, Saturday
The Wellsburg Bridge float and lift process is scheduled to begin at 8 am this Friday and will...
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