One year after the Trump administration announced that dozens of health insurers had signed a six-part pledge promising to reduce barriers to doctor-recommended care, some insurers now say they won’t implement all the promised initiatives.
MONTROSE — A Randolph County man faces an impersonation charge after allegedly claiming to be an FBI agent receiving around $900 trillion weekly from the federal agency.
Clinton Wayne Nelan, 33, of Montrose, is charged with one count of impersonation of a law-enforcement officer or official, a misdemeanor. He is currently being held at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail on a $3,000 cash-only bond.
According to the criminal complaint, filed by Trooper H.J. Bonetti with the West Virginia State Police
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Sun Belt Conference Commissioner Keith Gill has challenged league members to strengthen their non-conference basketball schedules to help in metrics used to determine at-large selections for the NCAA Tournament.
Marshall officials have apparently listened to Gill’s call as the Thundering Herd will make a visit to a pair of nationally-relevant Power Conference programs in November.
Marshall will make the short trip north to Columbus, Ohio for a game at Ohio State on November 9,
ELKINS, W.Va. — A fired municipal employee in Randolph County has been charged after making against President Trump and Elkins Mayor Jerry Marco.
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Deputies from the Randolph County Sheriff’s Department responded to the Elkins Fire Department Wednesday where Marco told them a former water department employee, Christopher Curtis, 44, threatened him and President Trump.
As a result of the threat a lockdown was ordered for all Elkins city offices.
Deputies got a warrant for
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Michael Bowman joined me in the Total Media Radio studio for a discussion on various issues he’s been covering in West Virginia. Michael is a storyteller, an independent journalist, who’s been covering contaminated water issues, a warehouse fire in Parkersburg, and data center opposition. He was at the Huntington City Council meeting where, by a 6-4 vote, council members approved a contract for Flock cameras. The
In an attempt to simplify its rules and bring some stability to today’s chaotic college sports landscape, the NCAA implemented new eligibility rules. The result has been a new round of chaos and legal challenges to the impotent organization’s authority.
The NCAA Division I Cabinet adopted a new age-based, 5-year eligibility rule. Athletes will have five years to compete in five seasons once their eligibility clock begins. The rule eliminates redshirt seasons and waivers, which have come under
The kingdom was preparing to celebrate its birthday. Grand celebrations were planned. However, inside the castle, the king was unsettled.
He shifted uneasily on his newly acquired throne. The gold-leafed, jewel-encrusted gift had arrived only days earlier after the king’s family secured lucrative investments in the donor’s kingdom. For the king, it was just another successful deal.
But there were grumblings among a growing number of his subjects. They frowned upon his personal enrichment that
GANDY — The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down in Randolph County near Gandy on July 21, the night severe storms caused flooding throughout the region.
The NWS said the tornado hit at approximately 6:55 p.m. and was on the ground for close to a minute.
“There was an EF1 tornado confirmed in Randolph County with estimated peak winds of 95 miles per hour,” National Weather Service Meteorologist Harrison Sincavage told The Inter-Mountain Wednesday. “The trek length
