Oceana News

Students celebrated Veteran's Day, Thursday. Story by Alicia Suka Email Other Stories by Alicia Suka OCEANA- -- Wyoming County elementary students celebrated veterans Thursday with a special program.

But state election officials argue it is misleading and meant to scare voters. The video shows Jackson County Clerk Jeff Waybright demonstrating how the machines can switch votes from one candidate to another ...

Classes at an elementary school in southern West Virginia have been canceled for the rest of week after a fire damaged several classrooms.

Fire in a wall unit of the heating and air conditioning system damaged a classroom at Berlin-McKinney Elementary School in Wyoming County.

After a sharp jump last weekend in gasoline prices to an average of $4.15 a gallon for regular brand at most Beckley area stations, motorists began venting their anger and demanded real answers to why prices ...

Area police have continued to make more drug arrests at traffic stops, according to law enforcement reports.

A group of parents became upset Tuesday morning when they were refused entry into Berlin McKinney Elementary School with their children.

Parents at Berlin-McKinney Elementary School in Oceana were angry when they say the school's principal refused to let them walk their children to class.

Mountain State University has expanded its culinary arts program with the addition of a new culinary instructor.

Following years of devastating flooding, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has garnered funding to study ways to prevent it from happening again in the Upper Guyandotte River watershed.

Physically exhausted but spiritually exulted, a group of teens returned Saturday from a mission trip in Oceana, West Virginia.

Physically exhausted but spiritually exulted, a group of teens returned Saturday from a mission trip in Oceana, West Virginia.

Another local resident was arrested over the weekend and was accused of property theft charges.

A Pineville man has been charged with 47 counts of possession of child pornography.

An Oceana man has been charged with grand larceny, eight counts of petit larceny and three counts of tampering with an auto.

The reversed litigation stems from several thousand claims that were filed following flooding that swept through southern West Virginia in early July 2001.

Police in Wyoming County say 18-year-old Christopher Webb allegedly told some homeowners in the area he was a policeman.

An Oceana man is facing multiple charges after illegally entering a home in Crany early Tuesday morning.

Wyoming County deputies file charges. Story by Rontina McCann Email Other Stories by Rontina McCann PINEVILLE -- Families in the Kopperston area of Wyoming County got a rude awakening Tuesday morning from a man ...

Raleigh County Circuit Judge Robert Burnside Wednesday granted a motion to reconsider the jail sentence of a Wyoming County woman, but denied an identical motion for her husband.