Katherine Skeldon

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The City of Charleston’s Public Works Department is getting ahead of the game before winter kicks in and making sure their snow removal equipment is in proper working condition.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A progressive paving program is giving the West Virginia Department of Transportation a chance to look further ahead, and focus on preserving the pavement for the future.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A Sissonville man is being sentenced to a maximum of 45 years in prison on multiple charges including the attempted murder of a police officer during a February shooting incident.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Charleston Attorney Michael Carey says he is devoting all of his efforts moving forward to bring justice to eight families filing for abuse that has allegedly occurred to their children at a Cross Lanes daycare center.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Growth is the overall theme of an annual energy conference this year — growth in the coal industry, natural gas, manufacturing and other sectors that keep the Mountain State going.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The Mountain State’s first comprehensive orthopedic hospital is being welcomed to the Charleston community.

CHARLESTON W.Va. — It’s that time of year again as Affordable Care Act navigators and health care advocates encourage everyone to enroll in ACA Marketplace Plans after 25 million still lack the coverage they need to stay healthy.

WEST VIRGINIA — West Virginia Department of Education’s Transportation Director Jimmy Lacy wants all motorists across the state to be extra cautious of children getting on and off the bus as daylight savings time comes to an end and it gets harder to see.

Thursday was the 9th Annual Ride for Fallen Service Heroes

Andres Torres, Jr., 29 of Goshen, Indiana was convicted Thursday