2 hrs ago | Charleston Daily Mail
W.Va. teacher fired amid sexting accusations
A Raleigh County middle school teacher has been fired after she was accused of sending inappropriate texts to one of her students.
6 hrs ago | WCHS-TV Charleston
The National Weather Service in Charleston issued a flash flood warning Tuesday morning for Roane County, an area ravaged by a flood last week that damaged 100 homes and prompted a state of emergency declaration.
10 hrs ago | West Virginia Metro
Charleston residents speak out against American Water proposed rate hike
West Virginia American Water Company customers in the Charleston area got their chance Monday evening to speak out against a proposed 20 percent water rate hike.
W.Va. Supreme Court yanks law license of politico H. John Rogers
Calling his conduct reprehensible, West Virginia's Supreme Court stripped a veteran lawyer and frequent political candidate of his license Monday after he had someone involuntarily committed on mental health allegations later deemed untrue.
House to meet Tuesday to pick new speaker
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced Monday that delegates would meet Tuesday in special session to elect outgoing Speaker Rick Thompson's replacement.
A member of the Kennedy family will come to Wheeling this week on West Virginia's 150th birthday to honor the state's place in Kennedy family history and discuss the need to eliminate child poverty in West Virginia, state Senate President Jeff Kessler announced.
Charleston trash bag program to see changes
Charleston residents will continue to receive garbage and recycling bags for the next year, but how they get those bags is set to change.
W.Va. sesquicentennial quilt unveiled Monday
First Lady Joanne Jaeger Tomblin stands with a few of the 72 quilters who assembled the West Virginia Sesquicentennial Quilt at the West Virginia Culture Center on Monday.
Teenager injured in daylight shooting downtown
Police investigate a shooting that took place in the crosswalk between the Charleston Town Center Mall and the Charleston Civic Center on Monday afternoon.
Paving schedule in Charleston for Tuesday June 18 2013
Our eNewspaper network was founded in 2002 to provide stand-alone digital news sites tailored for the most searched-for locations for news.
Charleston couple make record donation to Kent State
A West Virginia nursing home owner and his wife have made a record $5 million donation to the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design, university officials announced Monday.
Mayor Jones' son approved to attend drug treatment center
Kanawha Circuit Judge Duke Bloom approved a request from Zachary Jones, the son of Charleston Mayor Danny Jones, to attend a drug treatment center in Huntington.
Charleston man sentenced in Impulse stabbing
A Charleston man who pleaded guilty to charges in the stabbing of a University of a Charleston football player last year outside a Capitol Street nightclub told a judge if given home confinement, he'd never commit another crime.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Charleston Police are investigating a shooting after a man walked into St. Francis Hospital with a gunshot wound.
Reviving an idea shelved four years ago, University of Charleston leaders once again hope to build upscale housing along the Kanawha riverfront at Triana Field.
AG Morrisey wants answers from abortion clinics
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey wants to find out how abortion-providing clinics in West Virginia are regulated.
Student to compete in National Braille competition
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Alexander Holstein, 8, doesn't hesitate when asked what he wants to be when he grows up.
Fighting fire sparked state marshal stint
After more than two decades in fire service, first as a firefighter and later as West Virginia's fire marshal, Sterling Lewis stepped down last month to experiment with life in retirement.
Staff efforts lead turnabout of Herbert Hoover into School of Excellence
Herbert Hoover was recently named a "School of Excellence" by the state Department of Education.
Charleston's Peer to Pier Murals
Charleston City Council's Strong Neighborhoods Task Force will implement a third phase of this popular public art project.