Joe Severino

A deputy clutches the glass jar in one hand and, with another, shines a flashlight on the container, shaking it as he peers inside.

It’s been two months since the former Mylan Pharmaceuticals plant closed its doors, but the struggle for the affected workers continues.

Less than 15 minutes after he guided a spray-painted jet-black motorcycle off Corridor G and onto Trace Fork Road, Billy Means would never walk again.

Deputies on Monday night arrested a juvenile accused in the shooting death of Da’nija Miller.

State officials welcomed a clean-energy manufacturing plant to South Charleston on Wednesday, one of a host of economic development announcements made during the first day of the 2022 legislative session.

West Virginia senators advanced a bill Tuesday that would significantly cut state unemployment benefits.

The West Virginia House of Delegates advanced a budget bill Tuesday that clears the way for the proposed personal income tax phase-out, State Police trooper pay raises and significant salary

Two Charleston Republicans are vying for the party’s nomination to the House of Delegates seat that comprises the city of Charleston.

Gov. Jim Justice on Tuesday declined to support a West Virginia bishop’s plea for the governor to call a special Legislative session for the purpose of banning assault rifles.

Bridge Day returned Saturday to Fayette County after a two-year pause, attracting a mob of festivalgoers on a near-perfect day of weather.