Shayla Klein is a digital reporter for WCHS, focusing on local news in West Virginia, particularly in Charleston. She has also had her work featured in WCIV. Shayla covers a wide range of topics, from local government and community issues to human interest stories and events happening in the area.
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Shayla Klein's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on community issues such as safety, natural disasters, public health, and infrastructure. Her articles reflect a strong interest in events unfolding within the West Virginia area.
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By: Shayla Klein
Governor Jim Justice declared for the state's legislature to meet in a special session Sunday. The first pass-through of the special session bills took no longe
Charleston City Council voted "no" on a needle exchange program for the Women's Health Center. The syringe program was to become part of their harm reduction pr
By: Shayla Klein
A temporary restraining order has been granted to Mountaineer Gas against contractors 3J Underground and BND Services, accusing them of hitting a gas line and n
Just two weeks after its first meeting, a group formed on social media is growing in popularity. More than a hundred people joined the West Virginia Pedal Pals
A Boone County woman tells Eyewitness News she hasn’t had internet or phone service for a month because copper thieves stole phone wires near her house.Three p
People living near Point Pleasant said the county is trying to buy their property to create a commercial area for businesses.Henderson citizens were approached
By: Shayla Klein
Nearly a year after the West Virginia abortion ban was signed into law, the state is in a legal battle over abortion medication mifepristone. The drug manufactu
By: Shayla Klein
Flooding in Clay county covered roads off Route 16 Monday morning and left some families stranded. One family said their home was devastated within minutes."I'v
Narcan is now available over-the-counter nationwide. Prior to this FDA approval, Naloxone was prescription-only and given out by certain organizations with appr
Parents and teachers at Hurricane High School went to the Putnam County Board of Education meeting to discuss whether or not safe space signs should be displaye
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