CHARLESTON, W.Va. — There’s no guarantee that more potholes won’t stall traffic on the I-64 Eugene A. Carter Memorial Bridge in Charleston in the months to come but the state Division of Highways has a three-step plan it hopes will keep the traffic delays to a minimum.
Brent Walker
The state’s busiest bridge has been impacted twice this month with mammoth potholes that forced emergency repairs and the closings of two of the the three westbound lanes of traffic causing miles long backups. A

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CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — An El Salvadorian national is going to prison for life with the chance for parole in 15 years after murdering a Jefferson County woman.
David Antonio Calderon
Samantha Dailey (Dailey Family)
David Calderon, 47, was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty earlier this month under Alford/Kennedy circumstances in the death of 32-year-old Samantha Dailey. Dailey’s badly burned body was found underneath a couch off Golf Course Road in Berkeley County but investigators believe