Kroger is hiring
Kroger is hiring. The grocery store chain has over one-hundred-forty openings across West Virginia. You can apply at jobs.kroger.com.
Pharmacy involved in money laundering scheme
Meds2Go Express Pharmacy in Alum Creek has been convicted of money laundering in a scheme between the pharmacy and Hope Clinic to dispense opioids for no legitimate medical purpose. The pharmacy was shut down and will pay 250-thousand-dollars in restitution.
Broken water main floods Maccorkle Ave.
A broken water main flooded MacCorkle Avenue, near the Patrick Street Bridge. Service was disrupted to some customers, and a detour is setup around the break. West Virginia American Water says repairs will be finished this morning.
Peaceful demonstrations continue
Demonstrations continue in reaction to George Floyd’s death. Protestors blocked traffic at the corner of Pennsylvania and Washington Street. Charleston police are coordinating with protestors to keep them safe.
East Side stabbing under investigation
Charleston police are investigating a stabbing on the East end. The victim was stabbed at the Living AIDS Memorial Garden, and taken to a local hospital in unknown condition. A person is in custody.
Another Lawsuit is Filed Over VA Hospital Deaths
A third lawsuit was filed Monday involving the deaths of patients over wrongful insulin injections at a West Virginia veterans hospital. Charleston attorney Tony O’Dell filed the federal lawsuit in the death of John William Hallman. The 87-year-old Navy veteran died at the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center in Clarksburg in June 2018. O’Dell … Read more
Winfield Officer Resigns After Derogatory Posts
A Winfield police officer has been asked to resign from his position, according to Winfield’s Chief of Police Ron Arthur. Noah Garcelon resigned after admitting to making several derogatory comments about protesters across the country. Arthur said he was alerted about the posts and investigated them as soon as he found out. Arthur said the … Read more
A Man Faces Charges for Burglarizing Two Fayette County Homes
A man faces charges in Fayette County after he was accused of burglarizing the homes of two elderly residents. Felony warrants for two counts of burglary were obtained for Robert Masesie of Oak Hill after an investigation of two separate burglary incidents in May. The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office said the victims were 84 and … Read more
Production Jobs are Saved in Clarksburg
Gov. Jim Justice announced that a company will be taking over a facility in Clarksburg, saving 140 jobs. Amsted Industries has recently become the majority owner of Advanced Graphite Materials and will expand the production of synthetic graphite at the existing site. The material will be used in products like electric vehicle batteries and missile … Read more
Three test positive for COVID-19 at Marshall Unviersity
Two student athletes and an employee and Marshall University have tested positive for COVID-19. The University has established a COVID-19 testing protocol for athletes return to campus for voluntary workouts. All three are in quarantine.