Metro 911 dispatchers tell WSAZ.com that a man has robbed the 7-Eleven convenience store in Nitro.

Federal stimulus dollars and a recent pension funding change have allowed West Virginia's Senate to tweak the upcoming state budget by $248 million.

A man allegedly driving drunk tried to run from police, leaving a whole lot of destruction in his path.

A jury has found Kara Garvin guilty of aggravated murder in the deaths of Ed, Juanita and Christina Mollett.

College applications in the Mountain State have been made easier than ever before.

A man from Lancaster, Ohio, has been charged with aggravated robbery after investigators say he robbed a pharmacy Tuesday in West Portsmouth, Ohio.

A local EMT was in Haiti during the peak time of U.S. aid just a few weeks ago. But he's already planning a return trip back next month.

A man from Jackson County, West Virginia is facing more than a hundred of counts of sexual assault for allegedly molesting two young family members.

A man from Lucasville, Ohio has been arrested and charged with robbing a pizza delivery worker.

The Kentucky House has approved a proposed $17.5 billion two-year state budget that would cut education funding and trim the prison population by releasing nonviolent criminals on parole.

Virginia: Opting to Refuse Health Overhaul
New York Times
By AP The General Assembly became the first state legislature to approve a measure that bucks any effort by President Barack Obama and Congress to carry out ...

Tolsia star ready to "set sail."

Ky. lethal injection method on course for approval
Louisville Courier-Journal
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky's method of executing condemned prisoners could be in place again by May after a ...

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- State lawmakers on Wednesday advanced a contentious anti-abortion bill after hours of behind-the-scenes negotiations. A split House Judiciary Committee amended and passed legislation (SB597) meant to make it easier for women seeking...

Cincinnati to audit Empowerment group
Cincinnati.com
... but HUD officials now question if the agency spent 40 percent of the $25 million on administrative costs, as government records suggest. ...

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A bronze marker has been unveiled at the site of the Scotia mine disaster in eastern Kentucky.

Charleston Police are trying to identify the person or people caught on surveillance video using a stolen credit card.

Paid time off for illness often not allowed | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03/10/2010
Philadelphia Inquirer
"SHRM believes employers, not the government, are best situated to know the benefit preferences of their employees," the group said in a position paper. ...

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The University of Charleston has hired Letha B. Zook as vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty. Zook, now academic vice president at Wheeling Jesuit University, will begin at UC July 1. She succeeds Charles Steb...

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - As they scrambled recently to trace the source of a salmonella outbreak that has sickened hundreds around the country, investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention successfully used a new tool for the first time - the...