Jordan Massey

Streets in downtown Clarksburg began closing at 2 p.m. on Thursday as preparations began for the 45th West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival.

Firefighters and police officers in Morgantown held a “Battle of the Badges” on Tuesday with the goal of encouraging the community to donate blood.

Laurel College of Technology to debut HVAC Technician degree program

KINGWOOD, W.Va. (WBOY) — During the Preston County Commission’s most recent meeting, it shared updates on the progress of a project that’s currently underway to remodel a portion of the Preston County Courthouse. Preston County Administrator Nathan Raybeck told 12 News that this construction project will consist of four phases, and crews are hoping to have it completed by October of this year as they currently sit in phase two of the project. “The big achievements that we’re gonna shoot for this…

STAR CITY, W.Va. (WBOY) — Chief of the Star City Police Department, Jessica Colebank, was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, and the town of Star City is coming together to offer her assistance through an effort called “Cure for the Chief.” Later this month, the town is hosting a fundraiser in Colebank’s honor, where people in the local community can stop by for a homemade spaghetti dinner. According to Star City Mayor Sharon Doyle, everything for the fundraiser has been donated, “up to the…

ROANOKE, W.Va. (WBOY) — On Wednesday, the annual STEAMPOSIUM was held at Stonewall Resort in Lewis County. This event is a collaboration among Marshall University’s June Harless Center, West Virginia University’s STEAM Technical Assistance Center (STEAM TAC), and the West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE), according to Erika Klose, Director of PK-12 Academic Support for the WVDE. The STEAMPOSIUM was free of charge and open to all PK-12 educators from across the state with the goal of provi…

Resilience Collaborative stopped by two public housing locations in Harrison County on Friday to volunteer alongside the United Way of Harrison and Doddridge Counties.

The Harrison County Economic Development Corporation was present at this event “to try to explain a little bit about who we are and what companies are already here—the ones that are expanding,”

12 News visited the Grafton Memorial Cemetery on the 80th anniversary of D-Day to recognize the veterans of the operation who are buried there.

The Morgantown Utility Board took time Thursday to honor John Edwards, a former slave and the man who began the city’s first water business back in 1865.