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Body cam footage released after man dies in W.Va. State Police custody along I-81
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (WCHS) — The attorney representing the estate of a man who died in West Virginia State Police custody last February has released the body camera footage of the incident. John-Mark Atkinson, with Atkinson and Frampton, said with approval from the man's son, he wanted to release the...
Mintai Kim appointed as associate dean of graduate studies for the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design
Mintai Kim, professor of landscape architecture, has been named associate dean of graduate studies for Virginia Tech’s College of Architecture, Arts, and Design. His five-year appointment began on June 25. In his new role, Kim will provide leadership and support in all areas related to graduate programs and students...
Andrew Marinik named executive director for emergency management
Andrew Marinik is the new executive director for emergency management at Virginia Tech, effective July 10. Marinik joined Virginia Tech 17 years ago, first working with the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute for six years before serving as the emergency planner and subsequently the assistant director within Emergency Management. He is...
Body cam footage released after man dies in W.Va. State Police custody along I-81
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (WCHS) — The attorney representing the estate of a man who died in West Virginia State Police custody last February has released the body camera footage of the incident. John-Mark Atkinson, with Atkinson and Frampton, said with approval from the man's son, he wanted to release the...
West Virginia Resident Wins $50,000 Lottery Prize After Maryland Ticket Purchase
Annette Smith, a Maryland native now living in West Virginia, is celebrating a major win after crossing state lines to play the Lottery. Smith, who often returns to Maryland to try her luck, hit the jackpot with a $50,000 Pick 5 ticket purchased at a Wawa on Patrick Street in Frederick.
Weather Pattern Favors More Drought Improvement
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill, WV): A series of low pressures will bring sporadic rain through the end of the week. RAINFALL: A widespread 1 inch of rainfall is expected through the end of the work week thanks to a couple of low pressure areas slated to push through the region. Tuesday afternoon and Friday afternoon stand the best chance for a gusty storm or two.
East’s Kayla Bartley Signs with Patrick & Henry Softball
FAIRLEA- Recently graduated Greenbrier East senior Kayla Bartley has made her college choice and will join Spartan teammate Lily Carola at Patrick & Henry Community College to continue her softball career. Bartley enjoyed an incredible season with the Spartans that ended with a first ever Greenbrier East state tournament appearance. Even though she played for […] The post East’s Kayla Bartley Signs with Patrick & Henry Softball appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
73rd Cadet Class begins training at State Police Academy
INSTITUTE, W.Va. — Training is getting started at the State Police Academy for the latest class of state police troopers. The agency announced Monday afternoon that the West Virginia State Police 73rd Cadet Class began at the academy earlier in the day. There are 44 members of the new...
WV Tax-Free day is coming up! Here’s what you should know
CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — As the next school year continues to draw closer, Governor Justice announced the dates for the upcoming West Virginia Sales Tax Holiday. Save money on a variety of back-to-school items from August 2 through August 5, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. Items covered within the sales tax event include clothing, notebooks, pencils, […]
Va. voter registration increased 35% since Harris became likely nominee and more state headlines
• “Groups ask EPA to act after state allows Hopewell chemical plant to withhold emissions data.”—Richmond Times-Dispatch • “Voter registration up over 35% in Virginia with VP Harris now leading the ticket.”—WRIC • “Virginia 11-year-old arrested on charges of threatening to bomb, shoot up Florida schools over 20 times.”—Axios • “Former Virginia EMS employee pleads […]
Back-to-school bash helps children in Montcalm community
MONTCALM, WV (WVNS) — The children of the Montcalm area were given backpacks, socks, and shoes at the Montcalm volunteer fire station, thanks to one organization’s generosity. Freedom Connections Outreach is a North Carolina based outreach church. So, you may be wondering why they were hosting a back-to-school bash in Montcalm, West Virginia. That is […]
Mysterious Ferguson's Rock feature of historic road through Beckley, W.Va.
BECKLEY, W.Va. — Questions may always surround a mysterious boulder found 200 years ago in southern West Virginia inscribed with the characters "S. Ferguson F. County 1814." (The numeral "4" is chiseled in reverse.) Ferguson's Rock has since been the focus of local legends, including tales of a phantom...
Women in Sports: Olympian Bridget Williams proves belief in yourself is the gold standard
BLACKSBURG, Va. – As the Paris Olympics unfold, a familiar face from Virginia is taking the spotlight in the pole vault competition. Bridget Williams, a University of Virginia alum now residing in Radford and training at Virginia Tech, has captured the attention of many with her inspiring journey to the Olympic stage.
West Virginia Weather Alert: Severe Thunderstorms and Heavy Rainfall Expected
Residents of West Virginia should brace themselves for an unsettled day ahead, as significant chances of severe weather and excessive rainfall are on the horizon. The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued a weather alert for Monday, July 29, 2024, highlighting the potential for isolated severe thunderstorms that could bring heavy downpours.
ALDI recalls jalapenos, green peppers, and green beans over Listeria concerns
WEST VIRGINIA (LOOTPRESS) – Check your produce! ALDI has recalled Freshire Farms jalapenos, green peppers, and green beans due to potential contamination with Listeria. In collaboration with Wiers Farm, Inc. and R.S. Hanline Co Inc., ALDI Inc. has announced a recall of Freshire Farms jalapenos, green peppers, and green beans due to potential contamination with […]
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