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Marshall University’s collegiate cyber defense team won the nation championship in the spring season of the National Cyber League, a competition focused on cybersecurity.

A camper caught fire on Kanawha Boulevard. A truck that was pulling the trailer started on I-77, and when the driver pulled over the engine burst into flames setting the truck and trailer on fire. No one was hurt.

A two-year-old is in stable condition after what Kentucky State Police are calling an accidental shooting at a home in Flatwoods. The toddler found an unsecured gun and was able to discharge the weapon.

A Mingo County man is under arrest for holding a woman at gunpoint. John Ray Jr. is accused of firing a gun at the victim and hitting her with a metal pipe. She suffered minor injuries.

The Child Development Academy at Marshall University is temporarily closed due to a potential COVID-19 exposure. An immediate family member of an infant enrolled at the center tested positive for the virus and began exhibiting symptoms over the weekend and is presumed positive.

Morgantown city officials have extended an outdoor dining program initially put in place as a coronavirus safety precaution. The no fee outdoor dining permit program will now run until Dec. 31, and applications can be found on the city’s website. Morgantown set up the program to allow businesses to operate outdoors while complying with virus … Read more

Two employees at the Kanawha County Day Report Center have tested positive for the coronavirus. Officials said both cases appear to be travel-related and both employees are doing well. As a result of the positive tests, Kanawha County Sheriff Mike Rutherford said he is closing the facility until Aug. 24.

Gov. Jim Justice says WiFi hotspots will be set up around the state to give students the option to take virtual classes when schools are scheduled to reopen in September. The governor said he has committed $6 million to install more than 1,000 Wifi hotspots at schools, libraries and state parks across the state so … Read more

A campus building and its surrounding property at West Virginia State University have been named in honor of the school’s former president and his wife. The university’s Board of Governors approved naming the facilities after former WVSU President Hazo Carter and his wife, Judge Phyllis Carter. The Carters served as president and first lady of … Read more

Cabell County Schools will bring in a lot of personal protective equipment to fight the spread of COVID-19. Superintendent Ryan Saxe said they’ve ordered 200,000 face masks to cover students and staff, but students can also bring their own. The school system has also bought 10,000 portable desk shields, which will act as barriers between … Read more