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DNA evidence links Texas man to Morgantown murder victim

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The prosecution could rest its case Thursday in the Monongalia County murder trial of a Texas man.
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Jonathan Ramirez, 24, of Watauga, Texas, allegedly stabbed to death Jacob Lough, 26, in his Suncrest area residence in January 2024.
Half a dozen expert witnesses took the the stand for the prosecution Wednesday detailing physical and video evidence. Prosecutors said the evidence shows Ramirez is the only person that have killed Lough.
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Can Rich Rodriguez Come Home?

Thomas Wolfe’s posthumously published 1940 novel “You Can’t Go Home Again” is a cautionary tale. A New York Times review of the book at the time summarized the story this way: “In the last analysis, it means, of course, that one must go forward in life, that there is no return to the things that were, however dear to us they may have been.”
But are there exceptions? The answer to that question begins to unfold on Saturday when the West Virginia University Mountaineer football team begins the

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Drug task forces in Northern district seize large quantities of fentanyl, methamphetamine over the past year

ELKINS, W.Va. –Acting United States Attorney for the Northern District, Randolph Bernard, took time Wednesday to applaud the efforts of the drug task forces in the district for continuing to take down drug operations across the state.
The northern district is currently made up nine different drug task forces, including the Ohio Valley Drug Task Force, the Mon Metro Drug Task Force, the Eastern Panhandle Drug Task Force, the Hancock-Brooke-Weirton Drug Task Force, the Greater Harrison Drug Task

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In debate over religious freedoms and vaccination law, ‘notwithstanding’ is the word to rule all words

The word “notwithstanding” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in the ongoing public debate over whether West Virginia’s religious freedom act applies to school vaccination laws.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s administration and lawyers for families seeking religious exemptions to school vaccination requirements have consistently cited West Virginia’s “Equal Protection for Religion Act,” which went into law in 2023.
The policy lays out the ability of individuals who believe their religious rights have been

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Several people injured in five-car pileup on I-64

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. –Several people were injured in a five-car pileup in South Charleston Wednesday evening.
The incident was reported around 7:15 p.m. South Charleston Fire Department said it started out as a rear-end collision but then resulted in a chain reaction which caused the pileup.
Seven people were taken to the hospital, with one with serious injuries.
Eastbound lanes on Interstate 64 were closed but have since reopened.
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Charleston Fire Department fights house fire Wednesday

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –Charleston Fire Department are on the scene of a structure fire Wednesday evening.

The fire was reported a little after 7 p.m. at the 300 block of Berkeley St., on the corner of Ohio Street and about a block away from Kanawha Boulevard.
No reports of any injuries.
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With opportunity to put depth on display, Alley hopeful defenders prove their worth

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia will not play a game in 2025 as a bigger favorite than Saturday against Robert Morris in the 2 p.m. season opener from Milan Puskar Stadium.
The Mountaineers’ matchup with the FCS squad has a point spread of 38.5 as the home team seeks to remain unbeaten against FCS competition in what will be its 23rd matchup with a team from that level.
Much of the focus is on Rich Rodriguez starting his second tenure as head coach and 79 new players added to the WVU roster

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Goodwin, Farrell and Joyce talk development and retention in WV cities at business summit

WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS, W.Va. — Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin, Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell, and Parkersburg Mayor Tom Joyce all took the stage for day one of the 2025 West Virginia Chamber Business Summit at the Greenbrier Resort Wednesday.
One of the topics the three mayors discussed was retention within their respective cities.
Goodwin says popular events like the Sternwheel Regatta and USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships bring in millions in economic impact on a yearly

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Gibson wants Herd to avoid getting caught up in atmosphere awaiting at Sanford Stadium

— By Bill Cornwell
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall’s 2025 opener at No. 5 Georgia is sure to bring some national attention.
Kickoff at Sanford Stadium is set for 3:30 p.m., and the game that marks the start of a new era for the Herd will be shown on ESPN.
“I’m glad we start with an easy opponent,” first-year Marshall head coach Tony Gibson joked. “We’re playing a Top 5 team and it’s not going to be easy, but I’m more worried about Marshall right now and how our guys react to the crowd and the


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Flags lowered to half-staff to remember Justice Armstead, current and past legislative leaders remember former speaker

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Governor Patrick Morrisey ordered flags at all state-owned facilities to be displayed at half-staff Wednesday to commemorate the life of state Supreme Court Justice Tim Armstead.
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Armstead, the former House Speaker, died Tuesday at the age of 60 after a brief battle with cancer.
Wednesday gave more former colleagues and friends of Armstead the chance to reflect and share their fondest memories with him.
House Speaker Roger Hanshaw says his best memories of



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