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Fired West Virginia School Chief Plans To Sue
A longtime educator recently fired as West Virginia's state schools superintendent plans to sue over her dismissal. Lawyers for Jorea Marple notified the state Department of Education of the pending… Read More
Ohio Has Six Deaths On Roads Over New Year’s Period
The State Highway Patrol says six people died on Ohio roads during the New Year's holiday period. The fatal crashes on Monday and Tuesday occurred in Franklin, Lucas, Meigs and… Read More
Police Investigate Burglary Of McArthur Goodwill Store
McArthur police say they have identified a possible suspect in the burglary of the village's Goodwill store. Police Chief Tony Wood says the investigation is on going, but officers have… Read More
Lancaster Native Named ODNR Manager For SE Ohio
A Hocking College graduate is now serving as the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' wildlife manager for Southeast Ohio. According to a news release, Tim Parrett began in the role… Read More
Ohio Moving Forward With Medicaid Contracts
Ohio is prepared to move forward with certain Medicaid contracts after an appellate court ruled in the state's favor in a lawsuit that had blocked officials from signing the agreements…. Read More
Rate Increase Means Counties Facing Bigger Regional Jail Bill
The bill from the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail to the five counties using the facility will be going up, but just how much the final bill will be is still… Read More
Ohio Deer Kill Numbers Down From Last Year
Ohio wildlife officials say more than 190,000 deer have been killed by hunters so far in 2012-13 season. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources numbers released Wednesday showed 190,725 deer… Read More
Washington Co. Man Arrested After Barricading Himself In Home
The Washington County Sheriff's Office says they've tased and arrested a drunk man who barricaded himself inside his home for seven hours. The sheriff's office says 48-year-old Kevin Bartlett barricaded… Read More
Ohio’s House Republicans Split On Fiscal Cliff Vote
Ohio's congressional delegation voted with the majority to pass the agreement that avoided the so-called fiscal cliff of middle-class tax increases and spending cuts. All five House Democrats from Ohio… Read More
Kasich Plans Trip To Switzerland
Gov. John Kasich's trip to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland later this month will be the first official overseas trip by an Ohio governor in more than six years…. Read More
Morning Update For January 2
A New Year's Eve crash kills two Meigs County men. West Virginia will be getting a new superintendent of schools. The number of miners killed on the job in Kentucky… Read More
Coal Miner Deaths Down
The number of coal miners killed on the job in Kentucky fell to four in 2012, down from eight the previous year when the state led the nation in fatalities…. Read More
New Superintendent Of Schools Sworn In
UPDATE 11:54 A.M. West Virginia latest state schools superintendent is on the job. Jim Phares took his oath Wednesday at the state Capitol to become the 28th occupant of that… Read More
Temperatures In 2012 Some Of The Warmest On Record
The National Weather Service said 2012 is among the warmest years on record in some West Virginia cities. Preliminary data show average temperatures in Beckley, Clarksburg and Elkins were the… Read More
Double Shooting Suspect Arrested
Two people are recovering in the hospital after being shot Tuesday evening in Point Pleasant. Police arrested the shooter late Tuesday evening and took him to the hospital because he… Read More