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Harrison County Board of Education holds first meeting since partial state takeover

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Several state education officials took part in the first Harrison County Board of Education meeting after the partial state takeover.
The West Virginia Board of Education seized partial control over Harrison County Schools during the state’s meeting earlier this month. State officials received a report that the county was set to spend $16 million of reserve funding over a two-year period because it was employing hundreds of employees over the state funding formula.
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Photo gallery from tragic West Virginia storms

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A photo gallery from flooding in Buckhannon to tornado damage in St. Marys.
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Suspected tornado leaves trail of damage across Ohio River Valley from Belmont to St. Marys

ST. MARYS, W.Va. — A severe summer storm bearing the hallmarks of a tornado tore through Pleasants County late Tuesday afternoon, leaving a distinct path of destruction that crossed the Ohio River and damaged local infrastructure.
According to firsthand accounts and images provided by local witness C.R. Neale, the violent storm system produced significant damage to mature trees and a major bridge structure as it moved through the Mid-Ohio Valley. While the National Weather Service has not yet

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Names released in Mineral County double fatal

ROCKET CENTER, W.Va. — Mineral County authorities have identified the two drivers killed in a head-on collision that took place Sunday night on Rocket Center Road.
The sheriff’s office said Justin Haines, 52, of Keyser and Richard Bennett Jr., 55, of Frostburg, Maryland, died in the wreck that happened at around 8:15 p.m.
Both men were pronounced dead at the scene.
Investigators said Haines’ pick-up truck went across the center line and collided with Bennett’s van.
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“Juicy atmosphere” produces heavy storms, tornado warnings across West Virginia

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Reports of possible tornado damage in parts of Ritchie and Tyler counties Tuesday evening as heavy storms continued to line-up from the west to head across West Virginia.
The National Weather Service posted tornado warnings earlier Tuesday afternoon for parts of Calhoun, Gilmer and Ritchie counties. The tornado was radar indicated but there was some dmage reported in the Eva area of Ritchie County.
A few hours later a tornado warning was posted for the Sistersville area of

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Does Chatrie Put Flock Cameras on Constitutional Thin Ice?

Listen to “Does Chatrie Put Flock Cameras on Constitutional Thin Ice?” on Spreaker.

Yes.
The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Chatrie v. United States wasn’t about Flock Safety cameras. It was about Google.
But if you read what the Court actually wrote — not just the headlines or what is thrown out in soundbites — it raises serious constitutional questions about government-operated Flock camera systems.
The Court held that when police obtained Google Location History data through a geofence


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Federal prosecutors investigating former Kanawha County deputy accused of sexual assault

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Federal prosecutors are now investigating a sexual misconduct case involving a former Kanawha County sheriff’s deputy.
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Cass Close, 55, was set to go on trial on state charges beginning August 3 for allegedly sexually assaulting a female inmate while working as a court bailiff in the Kanawha County Judicial Building.
Close appeared in Kanawha County Circuit Court Tuesday before Putnam County Circuit Judge Phillip Stowers, who was appointed as a special judge


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Public-private partnership secures broadband for Doddridge County students

WEST UNION, W.Va.— Families with students in the Doddridge County school system will receive free broadband internet access for the upcoming school year.
Adam Cheeseman
The Doddridge County Board of Education, Citynet, the Doddridge County Economic Development Authority and the Doddridge County Commission announced the deal this week.
“All 568 households that have students in Doddridge County will receive free internet through this partnership,” Doddridge County School Superintendent Adam


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With time running low to prepare for upcoming season, Stratford has more on his mind than ensuring Mountaineers are ready

As Dan Stratford gears up for his seventh season as head coach of West Virginia men’s soccer, he does so with more on his mind than how the Mountaineers will go about readying themselves for the first of three exhibition matches August 7 against Pitt.
“It always sneaks up on us. We always feel as though we have a little bit more time than we do, but the simple reality is we have about half the boys back this weekend and should have the entire squad back by next weekend,” Stratford said Monday as

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Gill likes Sun Belt’s momentum ahead of 2026-27 athletics season

— By Bill Cornwell
Sun Belt Conference football and the league as a whole have momentum going into the 2026-27 athletics season, according to conference Commissioner Keith Gill
Gill, recent chairman of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, delivered an annual “State of the League” address last week during Sun Belt Football Media Days in New Orleans.
Gill said James Madison’s appearance in the College Football Playoff last year, along with Troy qualifying for this year’s College World


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