Charleston News

Yesterday the weather was beautiful. The sun was shining and it was warm. But on Wednesday, Mother Nature did a total 180, and the weather caused a headache for many across our region.

A registered sex offender in Kanawha County is accused of performing sex acts on himself in front of young girls walking home from the bus stop.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Charleston police officer who had been on paid administrative leave for more than a year has left the department, Charleston Police Chief Brent Webster said Wednesday.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. It looks like this fall, you'll have a chance to once again vote on whether to support a tax increase that would help keep the Kanawha County Public Library system running.

A Pike County man with a history of mental issues who had been missing since March 4 has been found alive and well, in Charleston, W.Va.

There is now funding for in-home water testing in Charleston. The Charleston Urban Renewal Authority agreed to provide up to $50,000 to fund the project to test in areas within the Charleston Urban Renewal Authority.

An English professor from Marshall University has won the Faculty Merit Foundation of West Virginia's Professor of the Year award.

Blaming the recent water crisis and winter weather, Thelma Fay's Cafe on Washington Street announced it plans to close on Thursday.

If you needed a reason to take chemical reform seriously, you got it in the form of the Elk River chemical spill in West Virginia in January.

A woman involved in a head-on collision near Cross Lanes early Monday is facing multiple charges as a result of the accident.

The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission has approved Gordon Gee's appointment as West Virginia University's permanent president.

Charleston Mayor Danny Jones with Rough & Rowdy Brawl Heavyweight Champion Obi Henderson.

American is beginning to connect the dots in its post-merger route map, announcing five new routes from the hubs the joined its network from the US Airways side.

During the recent water contamination crisis, the West Virginia Poison Center fielded more than 2,500 calls from residents who said they had symptoms of exposure or had come in contact with tainted water.

State Division of Highways workers patch potholes along Sissonville Drive in the Edens Fork area on Monday afternoon.

Charleston, W.Va. Before the legislative session ended this weekend, state lawmakers approved Senate Bill 317, which clears the way for all gun laws in the state to be the same.

Lonnie Thompson and Ellen Mosley-Thompson took the Clay Center stage on Monday, nearing the end of what has been a brutally cold, record-breaking winter, to talk about climate change, the Earth's increasing temperatures and the disappearance of ice and glaciers.

The bill, which won approval Saturday before the end of the regular legislative session, would allow the carrying of guns into municipal buildings if the person armed has a legal conceal-carry permit.

A man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from shooting a St. Albans man seven times through his apartment window.

Charleston's mayor says he expects to revoke the city's limits on gun purchases next week in the wake of action by the Legislature.