The walk-in clinic at Boone Memorial Hospital Family Medical Center has reopened with extra precautions. Hours will be 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week. The walk-in clinic portion of the facility is located on the first floor, while primary care and specialty providers will continue to see patients on the third floor. … Read more
The Greenbrier is in talks with WorldTeam Tennis to host the entire summer season at the White Sulphur Springs resort. West Virginia could host the world’s best players for three weeks in July.
Governor Justice says revenue collection is improving, and the projected five-hundred-million-dollar shortfall, will be much less. He says it’s now looking more like 350-million-dollars, and 200-million will eventually be paid by taxpayers after the July 15th state income tax deadline.
There are twelve new cases of COVID-19 in West Virginia, bringing the total close to 18-hundred. The death toll remains at 72. More than three-thousand people were tested for COVID-19 in the state’s second round of testing over the weekend. Test results will be back in a few days. West Virginia’s positive test rate is … Read more
Furloughs begin today at West Virginia University. More than nine-hundred workers are being laid off for 45 to 60 days, and will save the university nearly four-million-dollars. Workers will return at either the end of June or the end of July.
ATV riders are flocking to the more than 700-miles of the Hatfield-McCoy trails that reopened just in time for the holiday weekend. More than sixty lodging providers say they are booked for the weekend.
A five-year-old girl who was hit by a car on South Park Road is stable, but in critical condition. She ran into the road and the driver didn’t have time to stop. No charges have been filed.
The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a 25-year old man was shot and killed in Inwood. A Martinsburg man is in custody.
An eighty-year-old man was killed by a relative in Cross Lanes. A suspect is under arrest. An investigation is ongoing.
The private information of more than forty Kanawha County School employees was emailed to the rest of the employees in the district by mistake. It included a list of job cuts. The email was recalled and the server was shut down. The affected workers have been contacted and will receive credit monitoring.