Charleston man arrested after allegedly taking packages

Officers on Monday arrested 46-year-old James E. Baldwin.[read more]

Charleston council approves trick or treat period

The council approved trick or treating from 5 p.m.to 7 p.m. on Halloween, although it depends on the spread of coronavirus cases.[read more]

Nelson, Robinson vying for open Senate seat

17th District seat up for grabs.[read more]

Man sentenced for 2019 shooting death of teenager on West Side

Trequan Gibson was killed on July 4 of last year.[read more]

Former Mayor Kent Strange Hall dies

His one term as mayor was just part of his public service in Charleston.[read more]

Agreement between county, higher ed institution needed for student teachers to become substitute teachers

The option has come out of the coronavirus pandemic as counties deal with substitute shortages. The post Agreement between county, higher ed institution needed for student teachers to become substitute teachers appeared first on WV MetroNews.[read more]

Caresource MetroNews Top Plays – Week 7

Great grabs, 'big guy' touchdowns and explosive plays are featured this week. The post Caresource MetroNews Top Plays – Week 7 appeared first on WV MetroNews.[read more]

Parkersburg looks to continue climb in Class AAA (Week 8 preview)

Greenbrier East hosts an undefeated Sissonville squad. The post Parkersburg looks to continue climb in Class AAA (Week 8 preview) appeared first on WV MetroNews.[read more]

How West Virginia Will Recover From The Pandemic

West Virginia’s economy, like the economies of most states and the entire country, has taken a body blow during the pandemic. Recently released figures from WVU’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research show just how hard the virus and the economic shutdown impacted the state. —The state lost 94...[read more]

MetroNews This Morning 10-20-20

A Wood County incident leaves one dead, one charged, and a deputy hurt. A huge fire in Spencer. A New Year’s Eve DUI which left a high school student dead in Berkeley County results in a guilty plea. Testing continues for Covid 19 as the community spread appears to be on the rise. Governor Jim Th...[read more]