Greg Stone

A Campbells Creek woman who pleaded guilty to a 2022 arson was ordered Tuesday to pay $27,000 in restitution for the demolition and lost income from the MacCorkle Avenue home she burned down.

The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered work on an Environmental Impact Study for West Virginia International Yeager Airport's long-planned runway extension project to be put on hold.

of 2 The likelihood of not being able to meet a two-year deadline for completing an Environmental Impact Statement for West Virginia

Former Charleston police chief James "Tyke" Hunt has been suspended and demoted following an internal investigation, according to a police spokesperson.

A woman who was victimized by former Charleston Police Chief James “Tyke” Hunt in 2022 spoke to City Council Monday night, expressing her displeasure with the most recent discipline of the former chief.

Greg Stone shares eight questions that should be answered to uncover many of the "absolutes" that should be written into a specification for a new apparatus.

A unique partnership will bring state-of-the-art fiber optic lines to Dunbar, West Virginia homes and businesses, and it will also generate revenue for the city. Dunbar and SecureNet, a South Charleston-based internet service provider, have entered into a private and public partnership with the city getting 25% of the subscriber payment, which will initially be used to build out the fiber optic project to the rest of the city's neighborhoods. After it's all built, revenue collected can be allocated for anything the city wants to allocate it for, officials said.

GreenPower Motor Co. rolled out the first of its next generation of all-electric school bus Thursday morning at its manufacturing plant in South Charleston, West Virginia. Kanawha County Schools officials took the keys to the first Beast Type D bus model, which has the longest range on the market at 300 miles on a single charge. GreenPower currently has 37 Type D Beasts in production for West Virginia, which are expected to be delivered by the end of the year.

Dr. Rahul Gupta, former Kanawha-Charleston Health Department health officer and state health commissioner, is the first medical doctor to head up the national Office of Drug Control Policy. The Charleston Gazette-Mail talked to Gupta briefly between engagements in Kanawha County this week. Here’s what he said about programs in West Virginia, his federal harm reduction strategy and his approach to messaging on syringe service programs.

Kerry-Ann Wilkinson came to the United States from Jamaica 19 years ago with big dreams.