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Devine pleads not guilty to felony strangulation, three misdemeanors

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — WVU football great Noel Devine pleaded not guilty Wednesday afternoon in Monongalia County Circuit Court to four criminal charges stemming from an alleged domestic incident with his live-in girlfriend.
Noel Devine
Devine, 38, pleaded not guilty to charges of felony strangulation as well as misdemeanor charges involving domestic battery, unlawful restraint, and stalking for the incident that allegedly occurred outside a Morgantown sports bar not long after WVU defeated UT

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Capito and colleagues praise bipartisan permitting reform deal; look ahead to a vote

Senator Shelley Moore Capito praised a bipartisan deal for permitting reform that has finally come together.
Shelley Moore Capito
“For far too long, our broken and outdated federal environmental review and permitting processes have stood in the way of energy reliability, secure jobs, modern infrastructure and economic growth,” Capito said today.
“The bipartisan reforms we secured in this deal will transform our nation’s ability to power our economy and fuel future growth, while continuing to


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Mast in West Virginia drops for 2026, but not drastically

ELKINS, W.Va. — Wildlife food sources for 2026 won’t be as abundant as they were a year ago, but the overall production of forage fruits and nuts in the state is adequate to sustain critters through the year. The research team at the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has completed its 55th annual mast survey for the Mountain State.
“I’d say it’s a pretty standard year. Compared to last year we are down, but last year was a pretty good year across all of our hard mast species,” said

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Linsly at University: Three keys to watch for

Linsly has yet to oppose a school from West Virginia this season. Its first time doing so comes at 7 p.m. Friday in the form of a matchup with Class AAAA No. 3 University, which boasts the state’s second-highest scoring offense and the No. 1 scoring offense among Class 4A teams by a wide margin.
The Cadets (2-2) battle the Hawks (5-0) in the MetroNews Television Game of the Week from Mylan Pharmaceuticals Stadium, and pregame coverage starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Lottery Commission turning off 172 video lottery machines until Parkersburg-based operator submits required information

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Lottery is turning off 172 limited video lottery machines at 26 retail locations at the end of business Wednesday because the Limited Video Lottery operator did not submit the required information to the Lottery Commission for relicensing.
David Bradley
Lottery Acting Director David Bradley said Parkersburg-based Trans-Allegheny Enterprises has had some extenuating circumstances.
“We’ve been in contact with Trans-Allegheny and right now at this time the


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Mercer County Schools superintendent to retire, cites “different perspectives on district’s future” after changes to board

PRINCETON, W.Va. — Mercer County Schools chief Edward Toman is retiring when his contract expires next July.
Edward Toman
Toman, who has led Mercer County Schools since 2021, made the announcement Tuesday evening during the education board meeting.
“I’ve decided to retire as superintendent of Mercer County Public Schools at the conclusion of my contract,” Toman said. “I’m extremely proud that of what we’ve accomplished over the past six years. I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve our


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Bailey rules in favor of four WVU athletes, grants fifth season of eligibility

Four West Virginia University athletes have been granted an additional and fifth season of eligibility following a ruling from U.S. District Judge John Preston Bailey in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia.
Bailey’s decision comes less than a week after men’s basketball players Brenen Lorient and Javan Buchanan, football player Jason Chambers and baseball player Ben McDougal were plaintiffs in a hearing held last Thursday on the matter, as the quartet sought and has

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Kanawha County woman lives a dream on Wheel of Fortune

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Autumn Martin of Sissonville doesn’t watch TV. She said most who know her realize TV is not a high priority in her life, with one exception.
“The one show I watch every single day is Wheel of Fortune from 7:00 to 7:30. Every day I’m locked in. It’s always been my favorite show,” she said.
This week she got to be on the other side of the TV screen and instead of being a home viewer, became a show player, and play she did. Martin walked away as the champion of the night,

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Barboursville man in custody after allegedly shooting up mother’s house, setting fires

BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va. — A Cabell County man is in custody after state police say he shot up his mother’s house and then set several fires on the property.
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Joseph Daniels, 49, of Barboursville, is named in 30 separate criminal counts including 16 counts of wanton endangerment with a firearm, two counts of first-degree arson, three counts of third-degree arson and four counts of domestic assault.
Troopers said Daniels arrived at his mother’s home near Barboursville Tuesday,


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Morrisey announces more than $19 million in funding for state park upgrades

CHARLESTON, W.Va – A significant infusion of money is coming to West Virginia’s state parks system with the announcement of more than $19 million in state funds for improvements.
Governor Patrick Morrisey detailed the investment in the parks system on Wednesday and said supporting state parks is an important decision.
“We know people want to come to West Virginia, and that’s exciting. They want to experience our mountains, our rivers, our small towns, and everything about outdoor recreation that

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