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HAVACO, W.Va. (AP) -- Mayapple plants sprout in the sunken soil where the bodies lie, their leaves sheltering the unmarked graves like tiny umbrellas. The

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Maryland-based developer presents resume to city in special City Council session Tuesday but declines to be more specific about vision

Tourism success in the coalfields seems to begin and end with a network of ATV trails, but it’s what’s in the middle that creates the challenges.

At the Sept. 13 meeting of the Candor Town Board, Curtis Hammond, Director of Operations Candor EMS, reported they have received a grant from the Floyd Hooker Foundation for the

HUNTINGTON — West Virginia’s average temperatures have risen by 1% over the past few decades, which has caused a disproportionate increase in rainfall.

HUNTINGTON — West Virginia’s average temperatures have risen 1% over the past few decades, which has caused a disproportionate increase in rainfall.

The West Virginia House of Delegates will be called back into special session Monday to continue the process of clarifying West Virginia’s abortion laws. The session is expected to be short and administrative and any resolution still seems a long way off.

HUNTINGTON — Huntington and Cabell County leaders have been meeting to find solutions to flooding issues plaguing those who live along the Fourpole Creek watershed.

Legislators proposed a new program with the West Virginia Department of Environment Protection to assist with flooding related demolition around the state.