Kroger is Hiring

Kroger said it’s trying to fill more than 135 positions across West Virginia to support seasonal holiday business. Kroger said it has hired nearly 11,000 employees in its Mid-Atlantic division since the start of the pandemic. On Friday, a union representing local Kroger workers said it has reached a tentative agreement with the grocery giant … Read more

Manufacturing Jobs Are Coming To Raleigh County

Packaging manufacturer Klockner Pentaplast is expanding a production facility in West Virginia. The plant is located in Beaver in Raleigh County. Klockner Pentaplast will add thermoforming capabilities for the North American sustainable food tray market. Gov. Jim Justice’s office said the investment includes several million dollars in economic development to the area and will create … Read more

Deer Season Starts Monday for WV Hunters

The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources said buck firearms season begins Monday, Nov. 23 and runs through Sunday, Dec. 6. All but four counties – Logan, McDowell, Mingo and Wyoming – are open to the buck firearms season. Hunters can harvest one buck on their base license, but can purchase a special stamp by … Read more

Marshall game against Charlotte postponed

The Thundering Herd football game this weekend is off. The game against Charlotte is being postponed due to COVID-19 issues within the Charlotte football team. Marshall will remain undefeated, and well rested, until at least December 5th when they are scheduled to host Rice.

WV Attorney General wins injunction against contractor

The West Virginia Attorney General’s Office has won an over 250-thousand-dollar judgment against a Kanawha County contractor, and a permanent injunction that prevents him from doing any future work in the area. Benjamin Burns is accused of delivering substandard work and in some cases no work at all.

“Operation Drumstick” testing events underway

The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department is kicking off “Operation Drumstick.” The health department is holding a series of COVID-19 testing events ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, and is encouraging people to keep celebrations small this year. There is a testing event today at the Quincy Center in Belle.

More than 10,000 active COIVD-19 cases in WV

COVID-19 numbers are surging in the state with over eight-hundred new cases of the virus, and three more people have died. DHHR is reporting over ten-thousand active cases statewide, and almost four-hundred people are in the hospital.

Justice defends mask mandate

Governor Justice is on the offensive over beefing up his mask mandate. He says two former gubernatorial candidates spend the weekend telling people he was trying to take away their constitutional rights. Justice says the rhetoric isn’t true.

Homeowner detains burglar at gunpoint

A homeowner detained a burglar at gunpoint until deputies arrived at a home in Elkview. The homeowner saw a man on his security camera trying to break-in. He left work to return home and held the man at gunpoint until police arrived.

Jefferson bar’s liquor license suspended following weekend shooting

The West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Administration is suspending the liquor license of Big Shots Bar in Jefferson following a weekend shooting. A large group got into a fight outside the bar when three people were shot and wounded. They’re expected to be okay. The suspension is for ten-days, and could be extended.