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Huntington leaders still developing guardrails for implementing $2.1M Flock contract

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — The ever-controversial topic of Flock surveillance cameras was once again discussed during Huntington City Council’s meeting Monday night.
The artificial intelligence-powered system has been an emotionally charged topic in Huntington, especially over the past month. City Council voted in July to approve a $2.1 million contract with the company despite many misgivings from the public.
Since then, the council has been tasked with instituting guardrails to the contract. Earlier

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Mountaineers bounce back with 1-0 win over St. Bonaventure in home opener

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — WVU head coach Dan Stratford values quality over quantity when it comes to getting shots on the net of the opponent. On a night where his Mountaineers outshot St. Bonaventure, 17-2, one moment of quality was enough for West Virginia to collect their first victory of the season with a 1-0 victory in the home opener at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium.
WVU-Tech transfer Julen Recalde scored off a cross from Aurelien Cormier in the 62nd minute to produce West Virginia’s first goal of

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Lewis County Schools planning “dry run” day of middle school at Jackson’s Mill before official start

WESTON, W.Va. — Middle school students, faculty, and staff in Lewis County are making preparations for a different education environment this year.
The Robert L. Bland Middle School in Weston was ravaged by heavy rainfall and floodwaters on July 21. Because of that, the Lewis County Board of Education delayed the start of the school year for the middle school students. Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced earlier this month that the state would provide funding to assist Lewis County in moving middle

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Kinser appointed new circuit judge for Berkeley, Morgan counties

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey has appointed Berkeley County Prosecutor Joe Kinser as the new circuit judge in Berkeley and Morgan counties.
Berkeley County Prosecutor Joseph Kinser
“Joe Kinser’s extensive litigation experience, deep commitment to the rule of law, and focus on supporting local families make him exceptionally qualified to serve the 27th Judicial Circuit,” said Governor Morrisey said in a news release. “His career demonstrates an unwavering dedication to public safety,

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Former Wheeling Middle School principal pleads no contest to abuse charge

WHEELING, W.Va. — The former principal at Wheeling Middle School pleaded no contest Monday to a lesser charge in connection with the alleged abuse of an eighth grade student.
Richard McCardle was originally charged with felony child abuse by a person in position of trust after police say he grabbed the student around the neck and slammed him to the floor. The abuse was over the school’s dress code.
McCardle pleaded no contest Monday to child abuse creating risk of serious bodily injury by a

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Big industrial energy users agree that transmission line consideration should be delayed

The West Virginia Energy Users Group, which represents the state’s largest industrial electricity consumers, agrees a delay would be appropriate for consideration of the Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link Project, a high-voltage electrical line across several states.
The energy users group was responding to a recommendation made last week by staff for the Public Service Commission.
Staff for the PSC raised concerns that five proposed changes to the route have come after a public hearing period and

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Fraud, extortion cases under investigation at WVU

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia University Police have reported at least four cases fraud and extortion since the start of the fall semester last week.
Police issued a campus community notice Monday.
Sherry St. Clair
WVU Police Sherry St. Clair said also under investigation are several “sextortion” complaints, where students are ordered to meet monetary demands or the suspect will distribute private or sensitive material.
“We’ve had several calls that have come in over the last week of people



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Beckley attorney, former Marshall basketball player win $9.25M defamation suit against New York Times

BECKLEY, W.Va. — A former Marshall basketball player who was incorrectly linked to an Alabama murder scene has secured a landmark $9.25 million jury award in a defamation suit against the New York Times.
Kai Spears played for the University of Alabama during the 2023-24 season. His father is former Marshall University Director of Athletics Christian Spears. The defamation suit came after reporting on the January 2023 murder of Jamea Harris, 23, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The story rocked the sports

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SSgt. Andrew Wolfe’s mother says son’s recovery continues, still believes in Guard’s mission in D.C.

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. —  In less than two weeks, West Virginia Air National Guard Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe, who was injured in the line of duty while patrolling the streets of Washington, D.C. last fall, will have a follow-up surgery, according to his mother, Melody.
“It’s actually less than a month. It’s not this week. It’s the following week,” Melody Wolfe said Monday on WEPM Radio’s Panhandle Live.
“He’ll have his cranioplasty, which is where they will go in and put a piece It’s actually a 3D

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Police release names of Charleston crash victims

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Charleston Police now confirm the four victims of a fatal wreck in the Capital city are from Raleigh County.
The four victims of the Saturday night crash are James McDaniel, 20, Colten Garcia, 20, Kaden Ashby, 21, and Kaiden Radford, 21. All are from Raleigh County and were killed instantly when their vehicle ran over the retaining wall on the elevated intestate at the I-77/64 split. The pickup truck crashed 42 feet below in the Martin-Marietta gravel yard.
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