City of Charleston plans a Black History Month celebration

The City of Charleston Parks and Recreation Department will host a Black History Month Community Celebration on Saturday, February 21, from noon to 4 p.m. at the North Charleston Community Center (2009 7th Avenue). The City said on its website that the event is open to the public and will feature activities and programming designed … Read more

Wolfe and Beckstrom to receive Purple Hearts

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says two West Virginia National Guardsmen wounded in a November shooting in Washington, D.C. will soon receive the Purple Heart. Air Force Staff Sgt. Andrew “Andy” Wolfe of Martinsburg, and Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom of Webster Springs, were ambushed near Farragut Square Metro on Nov. 26, 2025. Beckstrom died … Read more

Bill before state lawmakers aims to keep kids away from explicit content online

A bill requiring adult websites to use age verification is likely headed to a vote on the West Virginia House floor. The House Judiciary Committee advanced House Bill 4412 on Friday, aiming to prevent minors from accessing explicit online content. Lawmakers raised concerns about privacy, data security, and enforcement, including the use of third-party companies … Read more

Jackson County man is sentenced for the death of a child

A Jackson County man has been sentenced to prison in the death of a three-month-old child. Twenty-six-year-old John Tames was sentenced Friday to 40 years for second-degree murder and 15 years to life for child abuse resulting in death. The sentences will run consecutively. Investigators say Tames was babysitting his then-girlfriend’s infant daughter when she … Read more

Wayne water issues are becoming a court case

After three weeks without safe water, there’s finally relief for the Town of Wayne—but the fallout is far from over. Mayor Danny Grace has lifted all restrictions on the town’s water supply, allowing residents to resume normal use. Now, the crisis has moved into the courtroom. Eyewitness News said a class action lawsuit was filed … Read more

Filmmakers and WVSU instructor Danny Boyd has passed away

Danny Boyd, a prominent West Virginia filmmaker, writer and longtime professor in the Kanawha Valley, has died at the age of 69. Boyd spent more than three decades teaching media studies at West Virginia State University while producing award-winning films and documentaries distributed worldwide. Boyd was known for involving students in his professional work and … Read more

Babydog says Seahawk will ne

One of West Virginia’s beloved prognosticators has made her prediction ahead of the Super Bowl.Babydog, the pet French bulldog of U.S. Sen. Jim Justice, is predicting the Seattle Seahawks to top the New England Patriots 28-13 on Sunday

discussion on adding a line that says Gov needs to be born in state

A resolution introduced Thursday would add an amendment to the state Constitution requiring anyone elected governor be born in West Virginia.Senate Joint Resolution 19, as it was introduced by Republican Sen. Rupie Phillips, would add a line to the state Constitution establishing the requirement. The measure would also require approval from voters before being enforced. … Read more

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday during a press conference that the U.S. has arrested an alleged key participant in the Benghazi attack in 2012. “I’m proud to announced that the FBI has arrested one of the key participants behind the Benghazi attack,” Bondi said. She said the suspect landed at Andrews Air Force Base … Read more