Charleston Tire Shop is Gutted By Fire

A Charleston tire shop was destroyed by fire Saturday morning. Metro 911 dispatchers said the fire was reported at Mountaineer Tire on Kanawha Blvd. around 4:30 a.m. Saturday. By the time firefighters got there the fire had spread from a pile of tires outside the building to the structure itself.

Kanawha County is in Yellow on the Latest School Re-entry Map

The West Virginia Department of Education released its weekly school re-entry map Saturday night after a delay. Football and volleyball teams were eager to get the information to learn if they could play in the postseason. Counties in orange include Lincoln, Putnam, and Jackson. Mingo county is in red. Kanawha, Boone, Fayette, and Clay counties … Read more

Kroger Workers’ Union Rejects Contract Offer

Kroger employees have been voicing concerns about working during the pandemic and are taking issue with their benefits and safety. The union voted overwhlemingly on Friday to reject a contract offer from Kroger and approved a strike. Kroger workers have raised concerns about long hours and COVID risks with exposure to customers who don’t wear … Read more

Kroger workers reject contract

Kroger workers are rejecting a contract offer from the grocery store chain, and voted to approve a strike. Health care coverage is the main sticking point. A strike has not been scheduled.

Charleston Fire Dept. has a new chief

The Charleston Fire Department has a new Chief. Mayor Amy Goodwin appointed Shawn Wanner to the position. He is the current Assistant Fire Chief, and has been with the department since 1996. Wanner succeeds Jeff Jackson, who is retiring.

CAMC workers get $1,000 bonus

Charleston Area Medical Center will give employees who worked full-time during the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic a one-thousand-dollar bonus. More than 450 staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 since the pandemic began.

WV Supreme Court allows soccer tournament to kick off

The state Supreme Court says that AAA prep soccer teams can play in the state championship this weekend. The high court reversed a lower court ruling halting the tournament over COVID-19 testing disparities. The boys championship games is this morning at 10 a.m., and the girls at 1:30 p.m.

Justice concerned about spike in COVID-19 cases

Governor Justice says he is on high alert as the positive COVID-19 test rate jumped to over three-percent. That was a threshold the governor previously said would mean slowing down reopening measures, but he says a lot has changed and that shouldn’t be a line in the sand. Justice says if we continue on this … Read more