Kroger employees rally for better working conditions

Kroger workers are demanding the company negotiate a fair union contract. They held a car caravan protest at the Kanawha City Kroger on MacCorkle Avenue. Negotiations on a new union contract have been underway since August. They’re at odds over healthcare for retirees and better working conditions.

West Side Shooting Remains Under Investigation

Police are investigating after a man was shot on Charleston’s West Side Thursday morning. Metro 911 dispatchers said it happened around 3 a.m. near the intersection of Grant Street and Glenwood Avenue. Charleston police found shell casings on Glenwood Avenue and officers said they found a trail of blood leading to a black sedan, which … Read more

Kroger Workers Are Still Without A Union Contract

The union representing Kroger workers staged protests in Parkersburg, Beckley and Charleston Thursday, calling on the company to negotiate a fair union contract. Protestors met at the store at 5700 block of MacCorkle Avenue in Charleston to urge for a deal. Negotiations over a new union contract have been underway since August. The previous union … Read more

Huntington Drug Lab is Seized

The Drug Enforcement Administration said it dismantled an illegal steroid manufacturing and distribution facility in Huntington. The DEA said the facility was operating out of a home in an affluent neighborhood and using a lab to make illegal steroids that were distributed throughout the country. Agents seized a large amount of raw chemicals and vials … Read more

Fall Fire Season is Underway

West Virginia forestry officials said fall fire season began Thursday, Oct. 1, with limited hours on burning leaves and brush. The season runs through Dec. 31 and burning is limited to the hours of 5 p.m. to 7 a.m. and fires must be attended at all times. A safety strip of at least 10 feet … Read more

Don’t hang a mask from your mirror

Charleston police say the rearview mirror is not the place for your face mask. It can block your view, and it’s illegal to hang things from your mirror. If you get pulled over, you could get a 100-dollar ticket.

Capito meets with Supreme Court nominee

Senator Shelley Moore Capito is speaking highly of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. They met yesterday, and Capito is confident the Senate can get through the confirmation process before Election Day.

DeVos visits Jefferson County

U.S. Education Secretary Betsey DeVos will be in Jefferson County today to take part in a roundtable discussion about the county school system’s reopening plan.

Governor stands by color-coded map

Governor Justice is standing by his color-coded COVID-19 alert map. He says the most recent changes were made to encourage more testing. The system is facing several legal challenges, and Justice says, “At the end of the day, if there’s lawsuits there’s lawsuits.”