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Cases of cyclosporiasis in West Virginia expected to show increase when new numbers are reported Friday

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — The number of cases of cyclosporiasis in West Virginia continues to grow.
Liz Chambers
West Virginia is among several states which has seen a sharp uptick in cases of the intestinal infection caused by a microscopic parasite.
The state Department of Health, which issued a health advisory last week, said that as of July 10, there were 69 cases in West Virginia. New numbers will be released at 10 a.m. Friday.
In Cabell County, as of Thursday, there were 33 cases reported.



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Mon Power president says data centers will end up paying for natural gas-powered power plant

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Mon Power President Chris Beam told the state Public Service Commission Thursday his utility needs to get a new power plant approved and online as soon as possible for those developing data centers.
Chris Beam
“We need to start building today to meet a 2031 in-service date,” Beam testified before the PSC. “You have to start now or you won’t make ’31,”
Mon Power is asking the PSC to approve a $2.4 billion natural gas-powered power plant that would be built just north of


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Repair work on busiest bridge in West Virginia to happen in phases to “minimize disruptions”

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Traffic in the Capital City will soon have to adjust as the busiest bridge in West Virginia draws closer to undergoing a rehabilitation project.
The West Virginia Division of Highways recently awarded a $74.5 million contract for the rehabilitation of the Eugene A. Carter Bridge to Triton Construction. The bridge, also known as the Fort Hill Bridge, is located in the Capital City and carries Interstate-64 over the Kanawha River.
Around 100,000 vehicles travel across the

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Financial reform, better compensation among desired improvements for Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Officials hope to make significant positive change within the Kanawha County Ambulance Authority after a reshuffling of the organization’s leadership last month.
Ben Salango
KCEAA has experienced strife in recent months following the death of John Lucas, an Elkview man who was struck and dragged by an ambulance, in April and the resignation of executive director Monica Mason in May.
Alyssa Middleton, the 19-year-old ambulance driver, faces charges of voluntary manslaughter,


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Capito hopes Trump will focus primetime address on winning next elections, not 2020 election again

When President Trump addresses the nation tonight, Senator Shelley Moore Capito hopes he doesn’t dive into theories about the 2020 election being rigged.
Shelley Moore Capito
“I hope that tonight, that when he talks about the 2020 election or the 2026 election that he can have a positive spin on on what he thinks the future is and how important it is — obviously, I’ll speak politically here — for the Republicans to retain control for his own presidency,” Capito said during a briefing today in

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After 8-win season, St. Marys seeks continued success as Jodi Mote enters 25th year as head coach

ST. MARYS, W.Va. — A year after winning just four games, St. Marys bounced back in a big way in 2025. The Blue Devils doubled their win total last fall, finishing an 8-2 regular season by earning the No. 6 seed in the Class A playoffs.
“Coach [Jodi] Mote, he saw something was up with the work ethic we had and he started to have us step up as a team, not just leaders individually,” said St. Marys senior lineman Deion Mosley. “We all kind of just stepped up as a team. If someone wasn’t there,

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Preston County police action shooting details released

TUNNELTON, W.Va. – One person was fatally wounded in a West Virginia State Police shooting Friday in Tunnelton.
Troopers initially responded to a report on South Preston Highway of Joshua Tyler Roberts, 33, of Tunnelton, was threatening a neighbor with a machete at 9:35 a.m.
Troopers located Roberts who was in a van and armed with a weapon.
The suspect refused repeated verbal commands from troopers and raised the firearm toward the two officers. Both officers discharged their service weapons to


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Three dead in I-77 crash in Jackson County

JACKSON COUNTY, W.Va. — Three people are dead after a horrific crash on I-77 in Jackson County.
Jackson County Sheriff Ross Mellinger said a pickup truck owned by West Virginia Paving was headed southbound and lost control Thursday morning around 9 a.m. The truck struck a passenger vehicle headed north in the northbound lane near the Goldtown exit.
“Everybody in those two particular vehicles were D-O-A,” Mellinger said.
Following the initial crash, a tractor trailer and another passenger vehicle


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Kanawha County woman receives maximum sentence for permitting sexual abuse at daycare

CHARLESTON, W.Va – A Kanawha County woman will spend ten years in prison for providing her boyfriend with access to children that he sexually abused.
Vanessa Beauvais, age 38, was sentenced to a decade behind bars on Thursday after pleading guilty to employment or use of a minor to produce obscene matter. Kanawha County Circuit Judge Tera Salango issued the maximum sentence.
Beauvais operated a daycare from her home in South Charleston where she allowed her boyfriend, Christopher Rush, to

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MetroNews This Morning 7-16-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–The PSC takes action on phone and water and hears concerns about power plants
–Omni Hotels and Resorts wants to know where things stand with the $300 Million they are owed by the Greenbrier Resort
–A Marshall County grand jury has handed up a second indictment over a scheme in the county assessor’s office
–In Sports: It’s Marshall’s turn at Sunbelt Conference media days
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 7-16-26” on Spreaker.




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