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School Clothing Program Has Cost Morrisey Some Trust

Perhaps surprisingly to some, trust is a valuable commodity in politics.
Difficult to earn. Easy to lose. Absolutely essential for success.
Governor Morrisey’s trust account has been heavily debited of late it seems. And why wouldn’t lawmakers begin withdrawing their trust?
The state’s School Clothing Allowance Program opened late, leaving many legislators confused and frustrated. Several appeared on Talkline to air their grievances. The administration offered no substantive explanation, even


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Notebook: With Buchanan’s status in flux, possibility exists for Mountaineers to have room for multiple additions

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia’s men’s basketball team currently has 14 players, meaning the Mountaineers are permitted to add one more.
With the eligibility of Boise State transfer Javan Buchanan in flux, the former could be reduced to 13, while the latter could grow to two.
Second-year WVU head coach Ross Hodge confirmed Thursday that Buchanan’s request for a waiver and fifth year of eligibility for the 2026-27 season denied by the NCAA.
“At this point, it’s out of the waiver process


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Giants enjoying start of training camp at The Greenbrier

— By Riley Griffith
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — The Greenbrier Resort has once again welcomed a NFL team for a period of training camp as the New York Giants are White Sulphur Springs home through August 8. 
Photo by Riley Griffith
Giants General Manager Joe Schoen met with the media prior to the start of Wednesday’s first practice and spoke highly of the famed property in White Sulphur Springs.
“I talked to several general managers and head coaches that have been here and I’d say it’s



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Cabell County man charged with three stabbing deaths waives preliminary hearing

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — The Cabell County man charged with the horrific stabbing deaths of his ex-wife and her two teenage daughters waived his preliminary hearing Thursday.
Joshua Deel (Photo: WCHS-TV)
Joshua Deel, 39, of Lesage, was arrested on three counts of murder for the July 21 deaths of his ex-wife Shawn Deel, 39, and her daughters Abigaile Sloan, 18, and Dekota Sloan, 16.
Deputies responded to the Deel residence at around 5 a.m. on July 21, discovering three people stabbed to death and


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Bilby holds 1-shot lead over Mason Williams with 18 holes remaining at West Virginia Open

Back in 2023, Ryan Bilby outlasted Mason Williams to become the first amateur to win the West Virginia Open in 19 years.
After both golfers fired the two best rounds Thursday in the 93rd West Virginia Open at The Resort At Glade Springs, the duo will again be part of the final group at the event Friday.
Bilby surged into the lead with a second-round 66, good for a one-shot advantage over Williams, who carded a 68.
Both Bilby and Williams played the Cobb Course on Thursday and will return Friday


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Record pumpkinseed sunfish caught in June, larger fish caught 19 days later

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A state record for pumpkinseed sunfish set in June was quickly shattered the following month.
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources announced Thursday that Ken Neer, of Morgantown, caught a 9.09-inch, 0.60-pound pumpkinseed sunfish on June 25. Neer caught the fish at the Fairfax Pond at Rehe Wildlife Management Area in Preston County, using red worms on a 4-pound test line. The record was certified by District 1 fisheries biologist Dustin Smith.
Sierra Adamson, of

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Kanawha County man arrested for theft that led 18,000 people without internet, phone service

ST. ALBANS, W.Va. — Kanawha County sheriff’s deputies have arrested a man in connection to a widespread internet and phone service outage.
David Steadman (Photo: WVRJA)
David Steadman, 48, of St. Albans, was arrested for allegedly stealing $1,000 worth of copper wire from the Optimum communications facility in St. Albans with another man. Two men were shown on surveillance footage, with t-shirts over their heads, cutting copper wire from the site last Friday.
The theft left around 18,000 Optimum


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Building permit fees in Buckhannon waived, recovery continues in Lewis County

BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — Communities across Upshur and Lewis counties are getting a surge of volunteers and some municipal help to continue flood recovery and clean up.
Randy Sanders
In Buckhannon, city spokesman Randy Sanders said councilors have voted to waive building permit fees during a special meeting Thursday morning. As long as the flood can be identified as the cause, the city will waive all fees for reconstruction and repairs to structures.
“We will work closely with the residents in need


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July 21st had the 2nd highest tornado count in state history

CHARLESTON, WV – While West Virginia typically averages only about two tornadoes per year, the state has experienced several significant outbreaks that brought multiple tornadoes in a single day. In recent years, advancements in technology—like drones and widespread security cameras—have also led to more confirmed sightings of weaker tornadoes.
Here are the Top 5 Tornado Days in West Virginia history:

1. April 2, 2024 (10 Tornadoes)
This severe weather event currently holds the record for the

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Lewis County Schools facing millions of dollars in repairs after devastating flooding

WESTON, W.Va. — Mud and muck remain on school properties throughout Lewis County a little over week after devastating floodwaters swept through the area.
Carolyn Long
Lewis County Superintendent of Schools Carolyn Long told MetroNews that fixing damage to school properties is going to cost multiple millions of dollars.
“We have a ballpark figure; it comes close to $6 million, if not a little more,” Long said.
Long said the school board is trying to develop a Plan A and Plan B for reopening



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