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It was a dramatic night at Shepherd University in the eastern panhandle as protesters briefly shouted down West Virginia's two U.S. senators. Fortunately, no one got hurt.

SUMMERSVILLE, W.Va. — Whitewater rafters are getting ready to brace for the big class V rapids, because Gauley Season has officially begun. Governor Jim Justice made the announcement Friday. The Gauley River National Recreation Area within the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve will provide some of the world’s top whitewater runs to rafters from around the globe.

Whoa, whoa, whoa – AccuWeather now is projecting Sunday night's low at 46 degrees, down three from yesterday. Bundle up!. The low temperature on Sunday night [9/8] could bottom out in the 40s across Northern Virginia, as the transition between seasons continues to move along. The GazetteLeader's official weather...

ST. PAUL, MN – Are you sick of Minnesota’s long, brutal winters? Aching for a change of scenery? Cumberland, Maryland, has a deal you might want to consider. This small city in western Maryland is offering $20,000 to anyone willing to pack up, move, and call it home. The streets are quiet, but the opportunity is loud: a mix of relocation cash and home investment to attract new faces.

After having lost a blowout in their previous game against Brush, Bayard was happy to have turned things around on Saturday. They were the clear victor by a 12-1 margin over the Wray/Yuma Eagles. The high-flying hitting performance was a huge turnaround for the Tigers considering their two-run performance the contest before.

We’re back at it tonight for Week 2 of high school football in West Virginia, which includes a handful of primo matchups. Huntington and Martinsburg have met in the state semifinals or later in each of the past three seasons. They’re playing in the regular season for the first time ever on Friday night.

The Virginia Native American Festival returns to Riverbend Park in Great Falls on Saturday, Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Honoring the native tribes of Virginia, the event will feature performances by the Rappahannock Native American dancers and drum group, Virginia tribal vendors offering traditional crafts and information about present-day events and cultural heritage.

WASHINGTON — A mother is speaking out after she was shot in Southeast D.C. Friday night. D.C. police responded to a mass shooting in the District just after 7 p.m. on Varney Street. Lashawn Hubbard is just one of the five people who were shot. Police say two other women and two men are also recovering from non-life-threatening injuries.

FORT WASHINGTON, Md. (DC News Now) — The search is on for people accused of crashing into the Shell station on Livingston Road in Fort Washington Saturday morning and stealing an ATM. Wood panels replaced the wall that was destroyed when the thieves backed their truck through the wall around 3 a.m., employees said. Security […]

DETROIT, Mich. – The Frostburg State Volleyball team concluded their second day in the Warrior Invitational on Saturday with 3-0 losses to both Ohio Dominican and Northwood. Frostburg picked up there first three points off an error from Ohio Dominican, taking an early 3-2 lead in the beginning of set one. The first kill of the day for the Bobcats came from freshman Devin Brunk, as she smacked down the FSU point off an assist from senior Fiona Gonzalez Medina. Senior Brenna Siperko earned the next kill for Frostburg, off the push from freshman Emery Kuebler, as the Bobcats found themselves in front 8-5. The Panthers struggled with mistakes, giving FSU a few more points, allowing Frostburg to push their lead to 11-8. Kills from Kuebler and freshman Dani Kunkle kept the Bobcats in front, before ODU was able to surge and tie the game up at 15 apiece. Both teams traded points back and forth off the next few rallies, before back-to-back kills from Ohio Dominican gave them a 20-19 advantage. Points from Kuebler and Brunk brought the set back to a tie, prior to Kunkle tallying a service ace to give FSU a slight 22-21 edge. Junior Amanda Knieper kept Frostburg in the game, before an attack error from Ohio Dominican put the Bobcats up by one, 25-24. The Panthers sparked when they needed to, as they captured the next three straight points to steal set one with a 27-25 final.

FROSTBURG, Md. – The Navy's women's rugby team (1-1) picked up its first victory of the season on the road against Frostburg State (1-1), 59-5, on Sunday afternoon. The 54-point victory marks the largest margin of victory in program history. The Mids offense was alive and well Sunday afternoon...

BOYDS, Md. – The Frostburg State Women's Soccer team suffered their first loss of the season 2-1 to Indiana (Pa.) at the MD Soccerplex on Saturday afternoon. IUP had the first attempt of the game, one that went high and wide of the target, inside the first two minutes. The Bobcats controlled the vast majority of the next half hour, beginning with a pair of corner kicks at the seven-minute mark. After the Crimson Hawks initially cleared the latter of the two, junior Morgan Mrizek fed classmate Jayme Sooy for the game's opening score eight minutes in.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Frostburg State Women's Cross Country team started their season off with an eighth place finish in the Cantello Invite on Saturday morning. Freshman Reilly Teague secured the top finish for Frostburg in the 6k, knotting 23rd place with a 23:26.8 time, the ninth fastest in program history. Sophomore Emily Wishart (25:02.7) was next for the Bobcats in 48th place, with junior Adra Schell (25:36.5) close behind in 55th place. Freshman Morgan Ruggles finished 61st with a 25:58.3 time, while freshman Keira Taylor (27:53.5) and senior Amy Tarcza (28:29.4) split for 71st and 73rd place.

A NEW amendment is going into effect intended to help protect car buyers from dealers falsely advertising vehicles. The regulation added to the Pennsylvania Automotive Industry Trade Practices updates the regulatory definition of “advertisement,” making dealerships include online statements and representations. The amendment sees that auto dealers must inspect each car within 30 days of […]

FROSTBURG, Md. – The Frostburg State Women's Rugby team hosted the Naval Academy in their second contest of the season, with Navy coming out on top by a score of 59-5. Frostburg came into the game with a 1-0 record, after an opening win over Emory & Henry last weekend by a score of 39-5. The Bobcats second game was a much taller test than the first, facing off against instate opponent Navy. The Midshipmen traveled west to Frostburg with something to prove after falling in their season opener to Queens University of Charlotte 40-7.

GERMANTOWN, Md. — The IUP women's soccer team (1-0) launched into the 2024 season with a 2-1 road victory over Frostburg State (0-1), hosted Saturday at Maryland SoccerPlex . It's the first season-opening victory for the Crimson Hawks since 2021. Despite letting up an early goal to Frostburg State's...