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A (lightning) striking debut for Penn State football: How close to an 'A' performance?
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The Penn State football offense, bit by bit, began resembling the entertaining, big-strike attack on Saturday so many had been hoping for the past nine months. That's how long its been since head coach James Franklin hired Andy Kotelnicki away from Kansas to run his offense.
Betting Guide: Do’s and Don’ts for Week One
Our first full Saturday slate of the college football season is finally here! Since the Buffs played on Thursday, this is a perfect week to do some side-betting to spice up your game day and keep you invested! We at Ralphie Report are here to give you our biggest dos and don’ts before submitting your bet slip for week one.
Parts of West Virginia now in exceptional drought, breaking record
CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – For the first time in history, parts of West Virginia are now considered to be in an exceptional drought, the highest drought category. The state of West Virginia has been grappling with a persistent and severe drought that has had far-reaching impacts on the region. Northern parts of the Northeast received […]
Fall-like air to follow weekend storms in Northeast
Labor Day will mark the start of a comfortable weather pattern across the Northeast, but the next big rainstorm may already be on the horizon. A wide variety of weather conditions is likely to affect the northeastern United States during the first week of September, with locally severe thunderstorms preceding some delightful days on Monday and Tuesday. However, AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring the potential for a big rainstorm late this week and during the first full weekend of September.
Lawsuit over Justice companies’ payments to Carter Bank & Trust is settled
A firm had accused the Martinsville-based bank of pressuring West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s companies to pay it money that should have gone to other creditors. The bank had called the allegations "false and misleading." The post Lawsuit over Justice companies’ payments to Carter Bank & Trust is settled appeared first on Cardinal News.
Butterfly release honors those lost addiction
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio (WTRF) — The Belmont County Health Department, along with several other organizations, came together to release butterflies in honor of those who’ve passed from addiction. Health Educator Carrigan Goodson says addiction can happen to anyone, and it’s important that families have the right resources to help those who are struggling. Goodson says […]
Ranking the top-15 returners for WVU football in 2024: No. 5-1
The beginning of the 2024 season is just over two months away for West Virginia. The Mountaineers are set to return a lot of production from a 2023 team that compiled nine wins, including six in Big 12 play, and a win over ACC opponent North Carolina in the Duke's Mayo Bowl.
Annual fundraiser for Bonnie’s Bus to take place next month in Morgantown
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - The WVU Cancer Institute announced its annual fundraiser Friday to benefit Bonnie’s Bus, the mobile mammography unit. Bonnie’s Bus provides breast cancer screenings to patients across the state who have limited to no access to mammography screenings. The annual Pink Party fundraiser will be...
WVU golf team receives votes in preseason poll
The West Virginia University golf team received 10 votes in the 2024-25 Preseason Bushnell/Golfweek DI Coaches Poll. The Mountaineers rank 39th in the country in the preseason poll. Including West Virginia, seven Big 12 Conference teams are either ranked in the Top 25 or received votes. Last season, the Mountaineers...
West Virginia man sentenced after pleading guilty to crash that almost killed another driver
WELLSBURG, W.Va. — WELLSBURG, W.Va. — A Bethany man was sentenced to serve two-10 years in jail and pay a $1,000 fine after a 2022 accident involving multiple vehicles and left a woman with severe injuries. Daniel C. Walden, 39, was sentenced on Tuesday after pleading guilty to driving under the influence, resulting in serious […]
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