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Fire seriously damaged a home in Poca. The blaze broke out on Jeanette Drive. The family made it out safely, but there is extensive damage to the house. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A construction worker is in serious condition after he was hit by a car in the Barboursville area. The man was working under the I-64 Bridge in the Merritts Creek area when he walked in front of a car to get a tool out of his vehicle. The driver stayed on the scene. No charges … Read more

The school re-registration deadline is today in Kanawha County. Students can stay with their current learning option or switch to another form of virtual or in-person learning.

West Virginia’s mask mandate is going to court. A Hurricane restaurant filed the lawsuit claiming the governor doesn’t have the authority to issue a mandate, and can only enforce laws enacted by the legislature.

There are more than twenty active COVID-19 outbreaks linked to churches across the state. At least sixteen people tested positive for the virus after a ten-day revival at Longview Community Church in Jackson County.

There are over 11-hundred new cases of COVID-19 statewide, that’s the second highest daily total since the pandemic started, and eleven more people have died. The daily positive test rate is over five-percent. The number of red counties on the state alert map jumped from three to six.

Kanawha County health officials are urging you to avoid large Thanksgiving gatherings as COVID-19 numbers are beginning to surge. There are more than a thousand active cases of the virus in the county.

WVU’s men’s basketball home opener against Youngstown, December 2nd, is being postponed because of coronavirus outbreak within the Penguin program.

The Kanawha County Board of Education approved the 2020 Comprehensive Education Facilities Plan that includes construction of the new Herbert Hoover High School. Student enrollment is down in the county, with less than 25-thousand students.

The power was knocked out to two homes in Scott Depot when a garbage truck snagged a power line. Residents say they may have to pay for 16-hundred-dollars each to get it fixed. Waste Management has denied the claim, and Appalachian Power is still reviewing the incident.