Chase Campbell

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - A judge has ruled that the city of Parkersburg's recycling contract does not meet the requirements of state law, siding with a local attorney who sued the city over how it structured the service.

The Wood County Commissioners unanimously approved the county’s emergency absentee voting policy Monday.

Numerous candidates for office in West Virginia are uniting in opposition to proposed high-voltage transmission line projects across the state.

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s office laid out its case for why West Virginia needs to tighten spending on a program that helps low-income families buy school clothes for their kids. But one of the state legislature’s top budget writers -- along with the state treasurer and Democratic legislators -- say the governor’s account doesn’t add up.

Two weeks after tornadoes struck Pleasants County, recovery efforts are still underway.

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - Gov. Patrick Morrisey's office laid out its case for why West Virginia needs to tighten spending on a program that helps low-income families buy school clothes for their kids.

High school coaches and athletic trainers say they take extra precautions to protect players from heat illness.

BELMONT, W.Va. (WTAP) - Court filings show the bankruptcy of the company that owns Pleasants Power Station is entangled in a bitter fight for control

Parkersburg city leaders are working out how to comply with a judge’s ruling that found the city’s recycling ordinance falls short of state law.

Firefighters from dozens of departments across West Virginia are in Parkersburg this week for the 98th annual WV State Firemen’s Association Convention