Kristofer Plona is a journalist based in Charleston, West Virginia. He writes for WCHS and his work has also appeared in WNYO-TV and WJLA-TV. Kristofer covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, sports, politics, and community events.
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Kristofer Plona's coverage heavily focuses on local news in West Virginia, with significant attention to sports and crime. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to breaking news in the region, particularly within the realms of sports events or criminal activities.
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WCHS) — Kickoff for Marshall football's regular season finale, which could have Sun Belt Conference championship game implications, has been announced.
By: Kristofer Plona
City leaders reviewed pedestrian and vehicle safety in Charleston, introducing a bill that would place restrictions on panhandling.
By: Kristofer Plona
With more than 18 million expected to fly over the Thanksgiving holiday, the Transportation Security Administration is reminding passengers to research the transportation of food items.
By: Kristofer Plona
Officials are tracking a downward trend of overdose deaths in West Virginia, which is part of a national trend.Updated data shows a 47% decrese in overdose deat
By: Kristofer Plona
City officials have released plans to celebrate the holiday season in downtown Charleston with a tree-lighting ceremony and Holly Jolly Brawley, the capital city's annual Christmas festival.
West Virginia American Water has reached an agreement with the city of Nitro to acquire a wastewater system, company officials announced Wednesday.
By: Kristofer Plona
Light the Night, a dazzling holiday display at the home of the Charleston Dirty Birds, will host visitors with sensory sensitivities in December.
By: Gil Mcclanahan, Kristofer Plona
Across eastern Kentucky, wild pigs have caused thousands of dollars in damage with sightings in Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin counties. Now, state Fish and Wildlife officials are taking steps to solve the problem.
West Virginia State Parks has launched an online merchandise store in time for the holidays.
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