WHEELING, W.Va. –A Wheeling man has pleaded guilty to wildlife trafficking which has violated the Lacey Act.
According to court documents, Michael Kandis, 64, admitted to illegally pusrchasing snakes, in which dozens of them were bullsnakes. Bullsnakes are native to Indiana, in which they are illegal to sale under their state law.
Kandis is a reptile dealer and operates a reptile house in Wheeling. A covert investigation was done of a reptile show in the midwest which showed that Kandis
by WV MetroNewsGRAFTON — After protestors from Tucker and Taylor counties made their displeasure known Thursday, Gov. Patrick Morrisey briefly peeked out of the International Mothers Day Shrine in Grafton.
PITTSBURGH, PA. –A fan who fell 21 feet from the right field railing at Pittsburgh’s PNC Park Wednesday night has been identified as a former Wheeling University football player.
Kavan Markwood (Wheeling University)
South Allegheny School District officials say that Kavan Markwood, 21, of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, is in critical condition at Allegheny General Hospital’s trauma center.
Markwood, who played in five of Wheeling University’s 11 games in 2023 as a linebacker, fell over the railing in
by WV MetroNewsKohl’s has terminated its new CEO Ashley Buchanan after an investigation determined that he directed the retailer to engage in vendor transactions that involved undisclosed conflicts of interest.
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown Coalition for Housing Action — the group that organized a successful repeal petition to force Morgantown’s camping ban ordinance onto Tuesday’s municipal ballot — […]
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ELKINS — Randolph County Sheriff Rob Elbon suffered multiple injuries after attempting to detain a male individual Wednesday afternoon on Ward Road.
The sheriff, who recently broke his hand while working in his garage and is wearing a cast, was on routine patrol at the location when he came across a male subject punching a mailbox alongside the road, he said.
“I was patrolling down Ward Road and saw a pretty good-sized male beating on a mailbox,” Elbon told The Inter-Mountain on Thursday. “He
CHARLESTON (WV News) — Revenue collections for April were $136 million above estimates, according to the West Virginia Department of Revenue.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. –State Attorney General J.B McCuskey announcing Friday that they have distributed nearly $3.5 million dollars to counties and cities in West Virginia as part of a recently settled antitrust lawsuit with Pfizer and Ranbaxy.
J.B. McCuskey
The lawsuit, which began in 2013 under Governor Patrick Morrisey who was the attorney general at the time, alleged that both companies delayed the release of the Ranbaxy’s generic version of the cholesterol drug Lipitor for 20 months.
According
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