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Summer-like temperatures return by the weekend
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Clarksburg has broken a couple records over the past day-- first, the high of 69 degrees on Tuesday was the lowest high temperature ever recorded in that area on August 20th. Additionally, this morning of August 21st, Clarksburg recorded it’s lowest low temperature, beating the previous record of 46 degrees in 1940 by one degree. Some higher elevations even saw some light frost. Tomorrow morning is going to be similar, with potentially record-breaking lows in Clarksburg and Elkins as well as light frost in the highest elevations. Thursday afternoon will still be below average, but a few lowland spots could reach 80 degrees. Friday morning will still be seasonably chilly, but won’t be record-breaking, and will be trending warmer from there, similarly to afternoon temps. By the weekend, some lowland areas could be hitting 90 degrees. If that’s not reached this weekend, it’s more likely by the first half of next week, because yes, this behemoth high pressure system will still be dominating us by then. Little to no precipitation is expected as a result of this high, which will further exacerbate drought conditions.
Body found in West Virginia, identity unknown
MORGANTOWN, WV (LOOTPRESS) – An unidentified body was discovered near a bridge on Don Knotts Blvd. on the evening of August 20, 2024. The Morgantown Police Department responded to the scene at 6:43 PM following a report of the discovery. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. While the identity of the individual […]
First at 4 Forum: Mario Armstrong
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Digital lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong stopped by the First at 4 Wednesday. He shared the latest tech and gear for the upcoming school year. You can watch the full interview above and watch First at 4 weekdays from 4 to 5 p.m. only on WDTV.
First at 4 Forum: Tina Cullen
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Tina Cullen, the PR chairman for the Italian Heritage Festival, stopped by the First at 4 Wednesday. She shared details about Clarksburg’s annual event!. You can watch the full interview above and watch First at 4 weekdays from 4 to 5 p.m. only on WDTV.
Morgantown City Council encampment ban moves forward, August named Transgender History Month
Morgantown City Council passed the first reading of its proposed encampment ban ordinance and declared August as Transgender History Month during its regular council meeting on Tuesday. The ordinance, proposed during a July 2 meeting by Councilor Louise “Weez” Michael, passed its first reading with a 4-3 vote. The second...
Shorty Anderson’s Auto Services wants MUB to pay up for flood issues
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - For the last three years, Shorty Anderson’s Auto Services has been getting flooded each time it rains, and they say it is wreaking havoc on their business. “We had about 5 or 6 cars get totaled on the property, when it happened the first two...
WVU brings back talent on special teams, including one of the best in the nation at what he does
A majority of the preseason coverage and conversation at West Virginia has been about the offense and the defense, and understandably so. The Mountaineers are adamant their offensive talent is overlooked and underrated after reaching new productive heights last season and bring back so many of the contributors this season. The defense continues to blend in newcomers from the transfer portal while building depth at all three levels. There's been plenty to monitor as WVU prepared for the season-opening game at home on Aug. 31 against No. 8 Penn State.
Land sale a milestone for Friends of Blackwater
THOMAS, W.Va. — A 2,700-acre tract of land which is largely the view the public gets from Lindy Point in the Blackwater Falls State Park will soon be protected in perpetuity. John Crites, owner of the beleaguered Allegheny Wood Products company has agreed to a sale of the long talked about property to the U.S. Forest Service.
Permits Available for the 2024 Ginseng Season on Monongahela National Forest
ELKINS, W.Va., (WVDN) – Monongahela National Forest will begin selling ginseng permits for the 2024 harvest season on Monday, August 26. In addition to following all state laws, a Forest Service permit is required to dig ginseng on National Forest System lands. You can purchase a permit at the ranger stations in Parsons, Petersburg, Richwood, […] The post Permits Available for the 2024 Ginseng Season on Monongahela National Forest appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
‘Contempt is simply a step too far’: Justice’s companies explain failure to pay fines
Two dozen mining companies owned by the family of West Virginia Governor Jim Justice are refuting the U.S. government's motion to hold them in contempt, saying their failure to pay their civil fines on time was "not due to a willful violation of the Court’s order."
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