Marshall County News

Marshall County deputies, K 9's and U-S Marshalls searched a 10-mile area in Cameron early this morning, and caught their man.

While politicians and educators across the nation debate the pros and cans of a 12-month school year, many local teachers are doing some studying of their own.

A suspect has now been named in the case of a Wetzel County man's death in Marshall County.

One Northern Panhandle Lawmaker is officially on the road now. State Senator Jeff Kessler is hoping that road will end at the Governor's Mansion in Charleston.

Local officials on Thursday approved a plan recommending that $105 million be spent on area highway projects over the next four years.

The lone suspect in the death of a Marshall County man is behind bars, and law enforcement officials hope he remains there.

Marshall County deputies say bullet holes inside a Cameron-area home are evidence that a wanted man has a gun and is willing to use it.

West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin is stopping at Heritage Port today to present a Congressional Honor of Medal Ceremony The Governor will also stop at Independence Hall to dedicate a Civil War Flag.

Sean Edge paid a visit to Monarch Field on Friday afternoon. But it wasn't exactly the way he remembered it.

The waters have receded and most roads have reopened, but Ohio Valley emergency management agencies still are dealing with the lingering impact of the driving rain and flooding that pounded the area late Wednesday and early today.

Storms caused problems for parts of the mountain state overnight. The worst damage happened in the northern panhandle At John Marshall High School in Marshall County, the rising water even replaced the outfield fence at the baseball field with a massive log.

Deborah Yoho refers to her brother Michael as "the wandering gypsy" - and she believes he was murdered.

The body of a man found Monday in a remote area of Marshall County has been identified, and his death is considered suspicious.

A man's body was discovered Monday morning in a remote area about 8 miles south of Cameron.

Retailers and their employees who sell alcohol are invited to attend a training program designed to help prevent sales to minors and people who are already intoxicated.

On the same day his trial was supposed to start, Justin Lee Cumpston admitted to an assault that injured another man.

Too often we carry sad, distressing stories about children who "fall through the cracks" as victims of child abuse or neglect.

Former Ohio County sheriff's deputy Stephen Bowers has been free for six months since his sexual assault conviction was overturned.

The indoor archery range behind the old Hinerman Building in Cameron has come back to life again with student and adult archers taking aim at mastering their sport.

More than $42,000 from the federal Emergency Food and Shelter Program will be distributed to local social service agencies through the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley, the area administrator for the federal program.