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West Virginia University officials announced Thursday that they will still recommend that their Board of Governors eliminate the institution’s current master’s and doctoral degrees in mathematics.

Efforts are underway at West Virginia University to review and streamline programs to address a budget deficit of $45 million.

Historian Martyn Taylor explains why an unfamiliar name is honoured on the wall of a local brewery.

This week, we take a look at and pay respects to the crews of The Petunia and The Carysfort.

Matthew Todd Griffin, 47, was charged in November with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Elizabeth Autumn Hensley, 33, of Roanoke.

A cargo ship carrying supplies collected by the Fresh Jersey Tomatoes arrived in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, on Sept. 27. The supplies were distributed to refugees on the streets of the city. COURTESY PHOTO Gala held to fight human trafficking Restoring Oaks Inc. cordially invites the general public to its inaugural gala. Join in for a night

Fred King died from a lack of fluids during a heatwave, a coroner previously found.

Following a public hearing Monday, the Woolwich select board approved the application filed by Lindsay Holden and Tyler Holden of Westbrook, doing business as Pine Tree Maine 5 LLC to sell marijuana for recreational use at 97 Main St. The business...

On Saturday (July 2) present and former members of Otley Methodist Scout Group met in the Wesley Hall at Otley Methodist Church to celebrate the…

BYU is going hard after the Bahamas native.