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The Big-12 Conference fined WVU basketball coach Bob Huggins ten-thousand-dollars for comments he made in an interview after the last weeeks loss at Kansas. He wasn’t happy with the officiating.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced legislation that would maintain protections for people with preexisting health conditions. The West Virginia Healthcare Continuity Act would ensure that people with preexisting conditions do not lose the ability to buy health insurance as federal courts consider a challenge to Obamacare.

Governor Justice and his family have been cleared on any wrong-doing in a federal probe. The U.S. Justice Department was looking into improprieties at the Military Tribute at the Greenbrier Golf Tournament. The Justice Department says the investigation is over and no charges will be filed.

West Virginia lawmakers return to the Capitol today for the start of the 2020 legislative session. An LGTBQ discrimination ban, changes to the bail system, and cutting business taxes are on the agenda. Governor Jim Justice will outline his proposals tonight in his annual State-of-the-State address.

Groundbreaking for the New Herbert Hoover High School has been rescheduled for Wednesday, January 22nd. It was postponed because of yesterday’s inclement weather.

Sixty-five employees at Panther Creek Mining in Eskdale are being laid off. The cuts will take place in March, and impact more than one-hundred family members in Kanawha County.

The Kanawha County Commission received confirmation from the FAA that hours will not be cut for the Yeager Airport tower. Nighttime flights will not be affected, and the tower is not at risk of any future reductions.

Fire destroyed an abandoned home in Sissonville. Firefighters say the home on Fields Lane had been abandoned for so long they decided to let It burn. No one was hurt.

A Pikeville man died in a crash with a Floyd County deputy’s cruiser. Donald Tackett, Jr. crossed the center line on Bays Branch Road and hit the police car head-on. The deputy was treated at a local hospital and released.

Vandals trashed the Milton Little League baseball field press box for the second time in recent months. The mess left behind includes multiple folding chairs, a TV, food trash and clothes that were thrown through the windows of the press box. Shattered glass is littered all across the grass. The inside of the press box … Read more