Active COVID-19 cases down

COVID-19 numbers are down in West Virginia, with less than one-thousand new cases of the virus, and seven additional deaths. The number of actives cases is down by almost four-hundred, to less the 26-thousand.

Vaccine registration goes live Monday morning

West Virginia DHHR says their new online system for vaccine registration will go live at 8 a.m. on Monday. Officials hope it will relive local health departments that have been inundated with phone calls. Anyone over the age of sixty-five, teachers over the age of fifty, as well as front-line health workers and first responder … Read more

Gov. Justice sworn in for second term

Governor Jim Justice was sworn in for a second term as West Virginia Governor. The inauguration ceremony was scaled back because of COVID-19 restrictions. Justice said he didn’t anticipate running for a second term. He thought four years was long enough, but he says there is more to do.

Man dies in Clarksburg gas pump fire

A man is dead after intentionally setting himself on fire at gas pump at a Go-Mart store in downtown Clarksburg. Investigators say the man drove up to the gas pump, got out of his car and set himself on fire. They say it was an intentional act, and the gas pump did not malfunction.

Suspect in Elkins standoff takes own life

An Elkins man shot and killed himself after a six-hour standoff with police. Police tried to serve a warrant after being notified of a terroristic threat. The home was heavily fortified, and suspect refused to leave the home, even after tear gas was shot inside. It ended when the suspect took his own life.

Vehicle crashes into Teays Valley business

A woman is recovering after she crashed her SUV into a Teays Valley business. The woman had an appointment at Charleston Blueprint and she hit the gas instead of the brake when she was pulling into a parking space. No one inside was hurt.

Confederate flag burned on Statehouse grounds

Political activist Howard Swint burned a confederate flag near the General Stonewall Jackson statue on the Statehouse grounds. He said seeing the Confederate flag displayed during the riots at the U.S. Capitol spurred him to act. The demonstration started peaceful, but became heated when Swint drew a crowd, and hea and another man were separated … Read more