Charleston Police Plan Recruiting Days in November

The Charleston Police Department hasn’t been operating at full capacity lately. At least sixteen officers will need to be added to have a full staff, and the department is recruiting now. The pandemic has changed the way the department recruits officers, with less personal interaction, but the hiring process is still important. Charleston police are … Read more

Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department Agrees to Cover Glasgow

The town of Glasgow, which has had trouble finding officers to work for its police department, has entered into a contract with the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office to provide law enforcement coverage. Under the contract, a deputy will be stationed in town during certain hours each day. The agreement takes effect Nov. 1, and will … Read more

Logan County Deputies Make a Drug Arrest

A Logan County woman was arrested this week after she was allegedly found passed out in a car while in possession of drugs. Deputies found Katrina Fender of Davin passed out in the driver’s seat of a vehicle near the Colonial Room at Huff Creek, according to a Facebook post by the Logan County Sheriff’s … Read more

Sports Betting Provides An Economic Boost

After months with no sports at the beginning of the pandemic, teams are back on the field, and sports betting is taking off in West Virginia. Many business owners say online sports betting will help state revenue. West Virginia is one of only a handful of states in the country that has legalized sports betting … Read more

Trick-or-Treating Times for Area Cities

Many counties and communities have released planned times for trick-or-treating this weekend. The window in Kanawha County will be 5 to 7 PM on Saturday. In Putnam County, trick-or-treating will happen from 6 to 8 PM, and the same window will be open in Cabell County, Huntington, Milton, and Wayne. Logan and Ripley will have … Read more

COVID-19 hospitilizations at an all-time high

COVID-19 hospitalizations are at an all-time high in West Virginia. More than 225 people are in the hospital with the virus, and more than eighty are in intensive care. Governor Justice says West Virginians need to “tighten up” on wearing masks, and is calling for more testing.