HINTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) — Two individuals were caught exiting a Hinton residence where they had no permission to enter after a neighbor reported suspicious activity on the property.
On May 3, 2025, at approximately 11:32 a.m., Patrolman J.J. Crawford responded to a trespassing complaint at 126 Main Street, where a green Toyota RAV4 was reported parked behind a home whose owner was out of town.
Upon arrival, Officer Crawford located Amber Nicole Yancy and Joel Franklin Price coming out of the
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MORGANTOWN — The fiscal year 2026 budgets passed this week by the Morgantown Utility Board include 3% rate increases starting July 1 for the utility’s water, sewer […]
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Ohio County official release names of the six dead from weekend flash flooding amid recovery efforts
WHEELING, W.Va. –Officials with the Ohio County Police Department have released the names of those individuals who have died as a result of the flash flooding that occurred in the area beginning Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Sheetz gas state in Wheeling (Photo: Teran Malone)
At Monday afternoon’s press conference, Chief Deputy Kent Lewis confirmed that six people have passed away.
Michael Veronis, 74, of Moundsville, Lisa McMasters, 59, Michael Bokanovich, 73, Kyleigh Minch Shotton, 26,
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CHARLESTON — It was fewer than five months ago that Mark Ferrell was representing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as its designated hearing officer for a hearing it held in Charleston on granting authority to West Virginia over wells used…
MORGANTOWN — After more than a decade running the city’s parks, Melissa Wiles is retiring. She informed the Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners of her plans […]
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ELKINS, W.Va. — The Randolph County Board of Education has learned they will be the target of a State of Emergency declaration when the West Virginia Board of Education meets next week in Charleston. Correspondence from the state department was read at the local board’s meeting in Elkins Tuesday night. Superintendent Shawn Dilly said so far, it’s unclear exactly what the letter means, but it was largely to give the board a “heads up.”
“Today was really just notifying us so that we would be aware
Throngs of gamers stood in long lines outside of stores hours before they opened from Tokyo to New York City in hopes of snaring a long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 video game console. Enthusiasts have been clamoring for an upgrade to…
Before we can adequately respond to the frontal assault Donald Trump has launched on our way of life, we need to grapple with whataboutism. It is destroying our capacity to make rational judgments.
Humans have always been beguiled by black-and-white thinking. Something is either good or bad. You are either with us or against us. Greek or barbarian. Saved or damned. A related error in logic is called “tu quoque” (you too), a form of the ad hominem fallacy because it attacks the person rather than
