The second of the three-event Charleston Winter Series is scheduled to happen this weekend. Organizers say the next event will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, at the University of Charleston Pharmacy parking lot. The run will be 8 kilometers (about 4.9 miles), while the walk is 4 kilometers (about 2.4 miles). The Winter … Read more
Yeager Airport TSA officers confiscated a 22-caliber handgun in a man’s carry-on bag. The man was detained for questioning, and cleared to fly, without his gun. He’s facing weapons charges.
A police pursuit ended when a man crashed his car into a Huntington pizza place. Twenty-four-year-old Tanner Miller took off when police tried to stop him for outstanding warrants. He crashed into Husson’s Pizza at Fourth Avenue and Hal Greer Boulevard. No one was hurt.
Groundbreaking is set for around noon today at the new Herbert Hoover High School. The new school will be built on the Given Fork site, just off I-79 at the Elkview exit. The former high school was destroyed in the 2016 flood.
Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin says more positive changes are coming in 2020. The Mayor gave her first State of the City Address last night. Her vision for the coming year includes focusing on infrastructure, road paving, and sports tourism.
Morgantown police are trying to find the owner of a large amount of cash that was found by a city employee over the holidays. To get it back, the owner will have to know the amount of money that was found, where it was lost, and how it was packaged.
A burglary suspect tried to barricade himself in a home in the Paige area. When officers entered the house, 43-year-old Ronnie Owens Jr tried to resist arrest. He’s charged with burglary, and obstruction and battery on a law enforcement officer.
A police chase ended when an SUV crashed into a house in Huntington. Police tried to make a traffic stop on Norwood Road when the driver took off and then hit a house on Park Street. The driver and two passengers are under arrest. No one was hurt.
We are in for a wintry blast this morning around the Kanawha Valley and central West Virginia and east-central Kentucky. Snow could fall up to an inch-an-hour until 11 a.m. Which means we could get a quick one-to-three inches of snow.
The Save A Lot grocery store on Virginia Street West in Charleston has closed for good. The company’s director of communications said the decision was made by independent operators, but did not provide more details. Save A Lot is a discounted supermarket chain and the Charleston location closed December 28.