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Severe Thunderstorms & Possible Tornadic Activity Developing Across Parts of Virginia
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Across Parts of West Virginia and North Carolina. Good afternoon everyone. As forecasted, we are still dealing with a lot of instability and leftover tropical energy from the events late last week. Scattered popcorn-like tropical showers and thunderstorms are developing with the help of daytime heating, and some shear in the atmosphere is helping things develop further.
Rural King store coming to Kanawha City
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – A new business is coming to Charleston, according to the mayor’s office. Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin’s Office says a Rural King store will be coming to the Capital City. The new store will be located at the old K-Mart in the 6500 block of MacCorkle Ave. SE in Kanawha City. There […]
Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center hints at “BIG” announcement
CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Who could it be? The Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center has hinted at a “BIG” announcement coming tomorrow. The Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center made a post to its Facebook page on Monday stating that a big announcement was coming tomorrow, October 1st. The post was accompanied by an image that […]
West Virginia lawmakers delay taking up income tax cut and approve brain research funds
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia lawmakers speedily approved funding for the state veterans home, a program to help kids at risk of dropping out of school and other proposals on Monday after gaveling in for a special session called by Republican Gov. Jim Justice. The GOP-controlled Legislature deferred action on proposals for an income tax cut and a child-dependent tax credit until Sunday, when lawmakers were already scheduled to return for interim meetings. Both the House and Senate voted to bypass a rule requiring bills to be read three times on three separate days to greenlight the funding proposals, which now head to the governor’s desk. The funding approved includes $1.2 million for the West Virginia Veterans Home in Barboursville and $10 million for Communities In Schools, a program that helps support students from low-income families to graduate high school.
Charleston’s Peanut Shoppe to ‘shell-ebrate' Tuesday with Nutmobile stop
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- If you happen upon Capitol Street’s Peanut Shoppe on Tuesday, Oct. 1, plan for things to get a little, well, nuts. In addition to their regionally famous roasted peanuts and other sweet treats, the Peanut Shoppe will host Planters Nutmobile on Tuesday.
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