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CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -A man accused of collecting money from a customer and not following through with the construction job was convicted of a felony.
The proposed legislation would require each public school building to be equipped with a silent alarm system that could be activated during an emergency.
A bill that aims to give teachers more control over classroom discipline issues.
SB 585 would mandate West Virginia student-athletes wear an impact-reducing soft-shell helmet cover during football practice beginning, on July 1, 2026.
A bill is working its way through the West Virginia legislature that lawmakers believe will help improve the state’s child welfare system.
A bill in the West Virginia legislature would require ambulances, if available, to be stationed at middle and high school football games.
By: Kimberly Keagy
The bill will change how the Department of Human Services handles reunifying foster children with their biological siblings.
Residents can apply for property acquisition and demolition, elevation, relocation, and mitigation reconstruction.
Michael Adkins, 58, of Duck, W.Va., is accused of shooting and killing a male and a female victim.
The W.R. Castle Fire & Rescue Team said search and rescue teams went door-to-door in the Silk Stocking Loop area to check on people.
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