The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia ...

A Massachusetts woman and Hokie whose ancestors founded Radford has donated more than 1,200 Civil War-era letter and ...

The state Senate on Wednesday passed a Holocaust education bill and a pharmacist prescription bill and sent them to the House of Delegates. SB 54 is the Holocaust bill. It says, “In collaboration with ...

One of West Virginia’s very own was honored with a statue unveiling – Bill Withers. Born in Slab Fork in 1938, Withers lived ...

With school consolidations and budget cuts affecting many county school districts across West Virginia, a new bill is making the rounds that, if passed, would allow the state to overhaul certain ...

The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia ...

Israeli drone strike kills a child in Shujayea, as UN documents 54 attacks on West Bank health centres since January. Updates: Arab leaders to work with US’s Witkoff on Gaza reconstruction plan ...

House Bill 2354, which would ban the sale and manufacture of foods containing certain food dyes or preservatives in West ...

Those walking by the south-facing entrance of the West Virginia State Capitol may notice a bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln in a mournful stance that is always lit up at night. What those may not know ...

West Virginia felt it had a resume plenty good enough for the NCAA Tournament. The selection committee saw otherwise, leaving the Mountaineers out of the 68-team field as announced Sunday evening.

If it’s been a minute since you’ve made the trip down I-95 to Richmond, now is the time to return. Dine near the scenic James River and carve out time to soak up the culture of Richmond’s arts and ...