Wheeling News

Few people we know can be as persistent as Robert "Scat" Scatterday of Wheeling.

Residents referring to themselves as "Wheeling Water Warriors" have the chance to question GreenHunter Water officials about the company's plans to recycle natural gas frack water in Warwood.

The City should be thrilled any business of any kind wants to locate there.This project is reusing an old industrial facility as well.It does not get any better.BTW: these folks will pay City taxes.

Residents of Elmhurst, The House of Friendship on National Road in Wheeling, spotted a newborn deer nestled in the grass near the front porch, Monday.

In many ways the new Miracle League Baseball Field in Wheeling is a dream come true.

The hundreds of people who attended the annual Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night took time for what amounted to a well-deserved pat on the back - for themselves.

SCOTT, David Michael, Jr., of Stone Church Road, Wheeling died on Friday, May 17, 2013 in the Ohio Valley Medical Center, Wheeling.

Members of the Wheeling Human Rights Commission are about to wrap up their only remaining open case as they brace for a massive funding cut - but members do not believe the case has to be their last.

Ohio County Circuit Judge David Sims sentenced Matthew Justice to one to five years in prison Monday for trying to grab a Wheeling police officer's gun from its holster.

Charleston , Kanawha County , West Virginia Two staffing agency executives have pleaded guilty to federal employment tax evasion charges.

Clarksburg, Harrison County , West Virginia The mother of a missing West Virginia girl won't be relocated to serve supervised release for welfare fraud.

The gilded dome of the state capitol is Charleston's best-known feature, but government is only part of the story here.

Ohio Valley residents have good reason to believe in miracles, and about 250 of them had the opportunity to witness one on Saturday.

On behalf of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, thank you to the generous people of the Ohio Valley for helping make the 13th-annual Ohio Valley Light the Night Walk a success.

Businessman Mike Ferns Sr. believes the future is bright for new college graduates willing to invest the necessary time in their careers.

He was born May 3, 1925, in Wheeling, a son of the late John W. and Ruth E. Fawcett Sargent.

Everyone knows what happened to the little pig who built his house out of straw, but Jack and Nancie Hines aren't afraid of the Big Bad Wolf - and they can't wait to move into their real-life fairy tale home.

The Ohio Valley Black Heritage Festival Committee is recognizing Lowe's for annually holding workshops for children during the festival's Family Fun Day.

The Mozart Volunteer Fire Department wants to buy a portion of the Ark Avenue playground from the city of Wheeling for use as a training facility, but City Manager Robert Herron said a restriction attached to the property would make it very difficult to sell.

A group of local gardeners wants to show Wheeling that even those who see more concrete than grass when they look out the window can still prepare tasty, nourishing meals straight from their backyards.