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Johnson to Head West Virginia Office of Drug Control Policy
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Jim Johnson has been named director of the West Virginia’s new Office of Drug Control Policy. Department of Health and Human Resources Secretary Bill Crouch announced… Read More
Officer Who Shot 13-Year-Old Feared Gunfight
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Records show the white Ohio police officer who fatally shot a black 13-year-old boy after a suspected robbery last year feared a gunfight with the teen…. Read More
Illegal Activity Penalties Considered for Property Owners
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia cities are considering ordinances targeting property owners for repeated illegal incidents on their premises. Local news outlets report similar proposals in Huntington and Nitro… Read More
Hidden Camera Discovered in Council Chambers Riles Members
BELLAIRE, Ohio (AP) – A hidden camera in the chambers of a Belmont County village council has riled some of the members who discovered it, but village officials say it’s… Read More
Coach Fired After Player’s Death Defends His Credentials
KENT, Ohio (AP) – A strength and conditioning coach fired after a Kent State football player died following a summer workout says he was upfront with the university about his… Read More
Overdoses on the Road: Drugged Driving Rises as a Menace
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Police and rescue crews say drivers overdosing on heroin and other drugs are driving up the number of car crashes. Authorities say people with addictions don’t… Read More
Coal Hard Cash: WV Governor Wants Federal Money For Eastern Coal
The country’s newest Republican governor is, like President Donald Trump, a billionaire businessman, a political outsider, and a fan of the coal industry. West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, a former… Read More
Episode 009 : Randy Rieland
On this episode of Jazzed About Work we’ll be talking about how the digital revolution may have an impact on YOUR career, and even your well-being. Our expert guest is… Read More