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Raleigh County woman arrested in robbery

By Staff reports West Virginia State Police on Tuesday arrested a Raleigh County woman who was a suspect in a Monday night robbery.Rebecca Cook, 40, was arrested at a gas station in Ghent after State...

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Clay Center event teaches students about city planning

By Elaina Sauber As students from three area middle schools created their own distinct towns during the annual Planners R Us event at the Clay Center on Tuesday, organizers noticed some striking...

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County officials say they weren't contacted on Teach For America plans

By Ryan Quinn Officials from two of the three West Virginia counties that a Teach For America leader said the group plans to serve say they haven't been contacted by the organization, and one official...

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Video, photos: Joyful Night 2015 at West Virginia Capitol

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Coal curtain divides Europe as climate talks start

By By Ladka Bauerova Bloomberg PRAGUE - While western Europeans are accelerating the exit from coal, their eastern neighbors, particularly the Czech Republic and Poland, are taking steps to keep mines...

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Nitro to build World War I memorial park

By Caitlin Cook Nitro City Council moved forward Tuesday night on a project that would connect future generations to Nitro's World War I legacy. "This will be a memorial park that honors our veterans,...

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Marshall to introduce new president today

By Staff reports Marshall University will welcome its new president today during a reception on campus.Jerome Gilbert, whom the university Board of Governors hired in October, will be introduced along...

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Bulletin Board: Dec. 2, 2015

Book fair/food saleThe annual Mountaineer Montessori School Book Fair and Food/Bake Sale will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Thursday at the school's main campus at 308 20th Street, S.E, in...

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Coal curtain divides Europe as climate talks start

By By Ladka Bauerova Bloomberg PRAGUE - While western Europeans are accelerating the exit from coal, their eastern neighbors, particularly the Czech Republic and Poland, are taking steps to keep mines...

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Climate talks get down to tough business of compromise

By By SYLVIE CORBET and ANGELA CHARLTON The Associated Press LE BOURGET, France (AP) - From deserts encroaching on African farmland to rising sea levels shrinking islands of the South Pacific, leaders...

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November was among warmest on record in West Virginia

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - The National Weather Service says November was among the warmest months on record in parts of West VirginiaAccording to preliminary data, the average temperature for the month...

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Trial set for pain clinic doctor after 21-count indictment

BECKLEY, W.Va. (AP) - A pain clinic doctor will go to trial next month on charges related to the illegal distribution of controlled substances.The Register-Herald reports Jose Gordinho was arraigned...

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Information being sent about refunds for canceled mud run

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - People who paid registration fees for the canceled 2014 Charleston Dirty Girl Mud Run will soon learn how they can obtain refunds.Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said...

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14 dead, 17 wounded in California shooting (video)

By By Richard A. Serrano, Paloma Esquivel and Richard Winton Los Angeles Times (TNS)SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - Dressed in black face masks and tactical gear, armed with long guns and pistols, they...

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Green Bank gets best look yet at deep space radio wave eruptions

By Rick Steelhammer A team of astronomers sifting through more than 650 hours of archival data from the Green Bank Telescope in Pocahontas County has uncovered the most detailed record ever of a Fast...

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State PBS officials pitch new TV channel to cable operators

By Phil Kabler With the launch of the West Virginia Channel less than a month away, officials with West Virginia Public Broadcasting are trying to convince a number of cable television operators in...

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Yeager board delays vote on safety overrun rebuild plan

By Rick Steelhammer Yeager Airport's governing board delayed an expected vote Wednesday on choosing a plan to rebuild the Charleston airport's collapsed safety overrun area.Instead, the board voted to...

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WV sees another increase in high school graduation rate

By Ryan Quinn West Virginia's four-year high school graduation rate for last school year was 86.5 percent, a 2-percentage-point increase over the previous school year, according to data the state...

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Kanawha County needle exchange sees 8 people on first day

By Lydia Nuzum Eight people visited the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department Wednesday afternoon to receive sterile syringes during the agency's first harm-reduction program hours, according to...

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South Charleston man admits selling heroin

By Staff reports A South Charleston man pleaded guilty to distribution of heroin in federal court on Wednesday.Gavin Edwards, 32, admitted to selling heroin to a confidential informant with the...

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