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This year's Book Festival to feature more authors

By Lydia Nuzum This year's West Virginia Book Festival has something for everyone - and then some. Toni Blessing, associate director of the Kanawha County Public Library, and Terry Wooten, the...

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WVU suing contractors over leaking roof at rec center

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - West Virginia University is suing over a leaky roof. The Dominion Post of Morgantown reports that WVU filed a lawsuit in Monongalia Circuit Court over problems with the...

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WV Healthy Kids and Families Coalition looking for new home

By Jennifer Gardner The West Virginia Healthy Kids and Families Coalition is seeking a permanent home for their anti-poverty efforts. Through the years, the coalition has grown and tried to promote a...

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Democratic chair resigning after hacked emails suggested favoritism

By By Anne Flaherty and Julie Pace The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Debbie Wasserman Schultz is resigning under pressure as Democratic Party chairwoman, a stunning leadership shakeup as party...

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Road work: July 25, 2016

West Virginia Paving will pave the following streets in Charleston between 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Monday: Glencove Place - from South Park to endAlcoa Drive - from South Park to Gunnoe Road Gunnoe...

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Bulletin Board: July 25, 2016

Birds of preyThe Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District and Three Rivers Avian Center will have the grand finale and last stop of The Junior Naturalist Parks Expedition titled "Wings of...

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Energy Express to host open house Monday

The Energy Express site at Sharon Dawes Elementary in Cabin Creek is holding its annual school supply drive, auction, and open house dinner on Monday at 6p.m. Energy Express, an award-winning summer...

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Students complete more credits due to text reminders, research shows

By Jake Jarvis Taylor Raby thinks of herself as a good student.She's a rising junior at Fairmont State University, studying psychology. She makes to-do lists to keep herself on track. She uses sticky...

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MLK Chorus marks 20 years in Charleston

By Laura Haight The Martin Luther King Jr. Male Chorus members celebrated their 20th anniversary on Sunday by doing what they do best - singing. The group of around 30, ranging from ages 20 to 90,...

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Wife of flooding victim: His memory remains

By Erin Beck The day after the flood, Diana Sanders walked along Jordan Creek, picking up the pieces of her life. A teal piece of siding here. Some clothing there. Her Bible was untouched, but most...

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Rising health care costs could affect state's Medicaid, exchange users

By Lydia Nuzum After two years of historically low growth, per-person health care spending is projected to rise sharply in the next year - a trend that could affect West Virginia's Medicaid population...

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Kanawha schools considering school social media, other policies

By Ryan Quinn Kanawha County's school board is considering three policies, including a "social media policy" in which the district claims wide latitude to monitor communications. Other policies would...

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ACLU wants to review Weirton police shooting

By Kate White West Virginia's chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union has requested information surrounding the death of a 23-year-old African-American man who was shot and killed by Weirton...

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Photos: Downtown Streetfest

Downtown Streetfest was held Saturday afternoon along Capitol Street, and featured live music, food and drinks, children’s activities, pop-up shops and more. Click here to buy photos

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DNC starts in Philadelphia with huge protests, high temps

By By GEOFF MULVIHILL and MEGAN TRIMBLE The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Democratic National Convention gets underway Monday in Philadelphia with much bigger demonstrations than the...

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2 killed, at least 17 wounded in Florida nightclub shooting

By By TERRY SPENCER The Associated Press FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) - A shooting at a Florida nightclub early Monday morning killed two people and wounded at least 17, police said. The attack apparently...

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Woman hit by train in Kanawha County

By Staff reports A woman was hit by a train Sunday night, according to police and a Kanawha County Metro 911 dispatcher. Michelle Williams, 38, of South Charleston, is in critical condition, according...

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Heat wave expected to continue

The National Weather Service said the heat wave in Charleston and surrounding areas continued Monday. Mike Charnick, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Charleston, said the temperature...

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Around WV: July 25, 2016

By Erin Beck In Around West Virginia: A Ravenswood woman allegedly tried to kill a man with her car, a 9-month-old girl died after ingesting oxycodone, and a Native American tribe assists West...

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Charleston man killed in motorcycle wreck Saturday identified

By Staff reports Police have identified a Charleston man who died in a motorcycle wreck on Saturday afternoon. Peter Guy Bibeau, 54, struck a cement barrier on the south side of Interstate 77 north...

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