Families in Nitro are shaken up after a neighbor’s surveillance camera caught the driver of an SUV crossing double yellow lines and passing a school bus as it stopped to pick up children.
“I’ve always heard this was a wonderful school, but now I really know it. The teachers, the staff, the parents, they all really chipped in and did everything they could for this guy,” said parent Jennifer Schelling.
The process of jury duty is changing in parts of West Virginia, as court systems are trying to take a more modernized approach to notify jurors they need their help.
Starting this week, the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles will begin issuing driver’s licenses and identification cards with a new look and design.
The Kentucky Lantern is reporting on a recent change in state law that will require Kentuckians to purchase a hunting and fishing license even if the activity is on their own property if it’s less than five acres.
More than 500,000 homes and businesses in West Virginia would see their electricity bills increase for up to a year or more to extend the life of a coal-fired power plant on the brink of closure under a proposal advancing through the state’s utility regulatory agency.
In January of 2022, WSAZ began reporting about a man with dementia who was taken to a hospital but was able to walk away and died. Now, a local school has taken WSAZ’s coverage and used it as a teaching tool in the classroom.
Researchers are examining opioid prescriptions for adolescents and young adults after major dental procedures. They are working to revise the way doctors prescribe pain medication.
The handler of a K-9 officer reported missing on April 11 has been fired by the Chapmanville Police Department, Mayor Joel McNeely confirmed on Monday.
Banana fever is gripping West Virginia's capital city as the Savannah Bananas brought their hybrid mix of America's pastime and potassium-circus atmosphere.