Categorized as: Uncategorized A Dog is Revived After a House Fire Fire crews had to revive a dog Saturday during a house fire in St Albans. Crews responded to Seventh Avenue for the afternoon blaze. St. Albans Fire Department’s fire marshal said no one was home, but crews did find four dead cats. They were able to save the dog. Firefighters said the fire started in … Continue Reading A Dog is Revived After a House Fire
Categorized as: Uncategorized A Man is Arrested After Steal the Pastor’s Car From a Huntington Church A man allegedly stole a pastor’s car in Guyandotte and led officers in Cabell County on a two-state pursuit. The incident started at First Huntington Christian Baptist Church, where Pastor Delbert Dixon said someone jumped in his car that was running while he was getting supplies and took off. Huntington police said the chase began … Continue Reading A Man is Arrested After Steal the Pastor’s Car From a Huntington Church
Categorized as: Uncategorized Chief Judges Named for the New Court of Appeals The three judges of West Virginia’s new Intermediate Court of Appeals have chosen the court’s first chief judge. Judge Dan Greear will serve as chief judge for the remainder of 2022 and in 2023, according to a news release Friday from the state Supreme Court. In 2024, Judge Tom Scarr will serve as chief judge, … Continue Reading Chief Judges Named for the New Court of Appeals
Categorized as: Uncategorized Cases against former Kanawha County teacher could be combined State Supreme Court Chief Justice John Hutchison will decide if seven civil lawsuits filed against former Kanawha County special education teacher Nancy Boggs will be combined and sent to the state’s Mass Litigation panel. Boggs was a teacher at Holz elementary School and is facing charges for mistreating special needs studetns.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Sen. Capito sponsoring bills to address baby formula shortage Senator Shelley Moore Capito is co-sponsoring two bills to address the ongoing baby formula shortage. She’s also asking the FDA to find out how the situation got to its current state in the first place.
Categorized as: Uncategorized COVID cases continue to climb COVID cases continue to climb in West Virginia with over seven-hundred new cases reported in the last 24-hours. There are almost 23-hundred active cases statewide, and over 150 patients are in the hospital. Three more people have died. Twenty-five counties are in yellow on the state alert map.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Monoclonal-antibody clinic will remain open The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department will keep its monoclonal antibody clinic open, after initially announcing it would close due to a limited supply of drugs. The clinic says it will continue to offer the treatment until their supply is exhausted.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Portsmouth considers new location for City Hall Portsmouth city leaders are eyeing the downtown Fifth-Third Bank building as the new location for city hall. The current Portsmouth City Hall was built in the 1930’s. City leaders say the building is old and outdated, and city departments need more space. The price tag is over 400-thousand-dollars, and the full city council still has … Continue Reading Portsmouth considers new location for City Hall
Categorized as: Uncategorized Main span of Nitro-St. Albans bridge in place The main span of the new Donald M. Legg Memorial Bridge is in place in Nitro. The new bridge over the Kanawha River is five beams wide and over four-hundred feet long. It’s part of a 225-million-dollar project to upgrade I-64 to six lanes from Nitro to the U.S 35 exit.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Greear chosen as first chief judge of new Intermediate Court West Virginia Intermediate Court Judge Dan Greear will serve as the new court’s first chief judge. The Intermediate Court of Appeals will officially begin its work on July 1st, and will hear appeals from family court, appeals from state agencies, and workers’ compensation appeals. Judges on the Intermediate Court of Appeals, like the justices on … Continue Reading Greear chosen as first chief judge of new Intermediate Court