The Weirton Area Water Board reports that as of 11:30 a.m., today, the boil order put into effect for businesses and residents of 1441 Overlook Drive and all of Eastview Drive has been lifted.

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Festival of Trees was a success, raising $18,000 for Wheeling Health Right. Pictured, from left, are Dee Philips, Ann Ricci, ...

The U.S. House Ethics Committee has closed its inquiry into alleged misspending of campaign funds by Rep. Alex Mooney – West Virginia’s 2nd District Congressman – and cleared him of any wrongdoing, ...

The position of chief justice of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will rotate to Justice William “Bill” Wooton for 2025, followed by Justice C. Haley Bunn in 2026. According to a press ...

The beginning of 2025 saw the birth of two babies in the Ohio Valley before on New Year’s Day, and the first birth happened ...

As crews continue their work to fully restore Weirton’s water system, city officials are reminding residents there are options available to keep them informed during emergency situations. As of ...

The incoming president of the West Virginia Senate announced Tuesday the new chairman and vice chairman of the Finance Committee. Sen. Jason Barrett, R-Berkeley, will become chairman of the committee ...

LAWRENCE, Kan. — West Virginia coach Darian DeVries walked into the interview room at Allen Fieldhouse on Tuesday wearing a ...

A Caring Place Child Advocacy Center recognized Linda Trushel with the Helen Carrocci Child Advocate Award. The award was ...

JJ Quinerly scored 21 of her season-high 31 points in a dominating first half and No. 18 West Virginia coasted to an 80-58 win over UCF on Wednesday. Quinerly scored 17 points in the first quarter as ...

Students attending Indian Creek Middle School collected donations of food toward its food pantry to assist those students and ...