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Upshur County man arrested after grabbing female healthcare worker during CAT scan
BUCKHANNON, W.Va (WDTV) - An Upshur County man was arrested after police said he grabbed a healthcare worker inappropriately. Kenneth Johnson is accused of grabbing a woman who was giving him a CAT scan in the ER department of St. Joseph’s Hospital, according to the Buckhannon Police Department. Johnson...
May 2025 honorary degree nominations being accepted
The Office of the Provost is accepting nominations of candidates for honorary doctoral degrees at WVU to be awarded at Commencement exercises in May 2025. Nomination packets are due to the Office of the Provost by Friday, Oct. 4. The Provost invites faculty, staff, students and alumni to consider nominating...
WATCH: There are dark horse picks for freshmen who will play and position battles to watch
Chris is continuing the countdown to the start of the 2024 season, which arrives Saturday for West Virginia with the noon home game against No. 8 Penn State. For weeks now, he’s had a daily feature about an opponent, and angle or a stat to know about, and the topics have become more important the closer we get to the season. Two recent editions have our attention today: The five true freshmen who will matter and the four position battles to watch.
Five Reasons WVU Will Fall Flat in 2024
Going extra negative and looking at the five reasons WVU will lose big in 2024. Every year, EerSports presents both sides of the extreme season for WVU football. We detail how everything could go right for the Mountaineers, and how everything could go wrong. Yesterday, we put on our homer hats, and laid out the reasons West Virginia will surprise the Big 12 Conference this year. Today? Well, now it's time for the bad news. Let's discuss what could go wrong, leading to a long, painful season for the Mountaineers. Here are five reasons WVU will fall flat in 2024.
PSP, WVSP crack 2023 theft in Five Forks that saw a stolen motorcycle turn up in the Mountain State
28 August 2024- Almost a year after a theft at a location in Five Forks, Pennsylvania State Police and West Virginia State Police have found stolen property and a woman has been charged in the burglary. Tabitha Ann Wilson has been charged with two counts of felony burglary, two felony counts of theft, misdemeanor theft, and summary criminal mischief. Wilson failed to post bail of $50,000 and remains behind bars in Franklin County today.
Report: Red tape, new power plant delays put PJM grid 'in peril'
(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania sits at the heart of the 13-state electric grid called PJM. That means the state’s role in generating power to keep the lights on in neighboring states is crucial. But a report warns that recent government policy choices have weakened the grid, making it more vulnerable to disruptions. A potential power shortage could hit by 2030 if more problems mount. ...
Heat advisory in effect for WV, VA and MD. Real feel index above 100, air quality poor
National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook at 3:15 a.m. Wednesday for portions of eastern West Virginia, northern and central Virginia, and central and western Maryland. A heat advisory is in effect for much of the area Wednesday afternoon and early evening. Temperatures are expected to reach 96-97 degrees with a...
LG NOVA officially expands into West Virginia
LG NOVA gave the community a glimpse into its new Morgantown offices Monday evening at an event that Head of LG NOVA Sokwoo Rhee said marks "the real official launch of LG NOVA's operation in West Virginia and Morgantown."
Kincheloe woman sentenced for murder; Burned house down
KINCHELOE – Today, Hope Snyder, 43, of Kincheloe, was sentenced before Judge Susan Sniegowski in the 51st Circuit Court in Mason County to 35 to 60 years’ incarceration for murder of Jeffery Grant and the killing of his two dogs by arson, according to a statement from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. Synder pled no contest to Second Degree Murder, First Degree Arson, and two counts of Animals – Killing/Torturing Second Degree earlier this month.
Wrestling Announces 2024-25 Recruiting Class
The Fairmont State Wrestling team is excited to announce the 2024 recruiting class. There will be 12 new additions to the program from the states of West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan. Jorden Williams Chartiers-Houston, Pa. 125/133: Jorden had a standout High School career where he was a three-time PIAA...
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