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Thirteen local police departments were honored with AAA's Community Traffic Safety Program awards Tuesday afternoon at Tari's Cafe and Restaurant in Berkeley Springs.

After receiving critical feedback from the public, South Charleston City Council unanimously voted Thursday to pass a revised dog ordinance that has scrapped mention of any specific breeds.

Despite construction costs that have more than doubled, a construction-halting lawsuit and a barrage of criticism from environmentalists, media pundits and government spending watchdog groups, Appalachian Corridor H has finally made it to the halfway point.

The message echoing from the valleys of Grant and Hardy counties on Thursday was as clear and simple as oval blue bumper stickers handed out to Corridor H workshop and rally participants: "Finish It." Hundreds gathered in the Potomac Highland cities to learn about the past, present and future and champion for the last Appalachian Development ...

West Virginia Transportation Secretary Paul Mattox will join state and local elected officials Thursday, September 17th in Moorefield to celebrate the completion of a 7.5-mile section of roadway and the groundbreaking of an additional 10-mile portion of Corridor H. a oeWe continue to make progress on Corridor H. These two projects illustrate just ...

What: Public workshop to discuss Corridor H's history and the need to finish the highway.

State Troopers in Hardy County say a Maryland woman was killed Sunday in a traffic accident near Wardensville.

WARDENSVILLE W.Va. - A Maryland woman was killed and two other people treated at Winchester Medical Center following a three-vehicle crash early Sunday on state Route 259, West Virginia State Police said.

After raiding the South Branch Valley towns of Wardensville, Moorefield and Petersburg, then destroying a gunpowder works near Franklin in early August of 1863, Gen.

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WINCHESTER -- Authorities have recovered a Jeep in Pennsylvania they say Justin Shane "Pi" Slater abandoned sometime after he shot his brother to death in Winchester last week.

Slater is wanted in the shooting death of his brother, Gregory Scott Slater, 28, who was found dead Thursday at his Frederick County home.

Comments Call them the cycle revs or the biking Lutherans. Three Lutheran pastors from West Virginia are staging a fundraiser for world hunger in an offbeat fashion.

It's a great public relations gimmick: three Lutheran pastors from West Virginia riding around the nation for the next 10 weeks on a "bicycle built for three" They're doing it to try to raise $5 million for relief of world hunger which the national level of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America promised to do 10 years ago.