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The longtime hot spot for live music has started a “Save New Brookland Tavern” fundraiser as it weighs its options.

CHARLESTON – An official in the West Virginia Secretary of State’s office says there were red flags when a man came into his office earlier this year and allegedly tried to illegally wrestle control of a mining company from its proper owner.

VICTORY TWP. — West Shore Community College’s annual Muddy Fox Trot race was held on Saturday at WSCC’s cross country course.

Ukraine achieve a breakthrough? >> theyre going to have to continue to probe and find weaknesses in these systems and use the artillery that weve given with the cluster munitions. the hope is that the russian morale will decrease and the hope that some of those units will surrender. thats not necessarily a great plan but it tells me that this war of attrition and this grinder-type operation will go on for months. >> all right. retired army major mike lyons, thanks for helping us understand the c...

That will take several weeks but it could be months or years before this -- this cathedral is fully repaired. the naive goes all the way back there and in the corner there was a fire. were told a shock wave started an electrical fire. now, this church was destroyed in 1936 when stalin was in power. it was rebuilt when ukraine got independence and now of course in a significant state of disrepair. it is attacks like these on civilian infrastructure, on buildings that frankly have nothing to do wi...

Russian President Vladimir Putin may have "dropped" the supposed deal his Belarusian counterpart brokered with Wagner Groups Yevgeny Prigozhin over the weekend as the two sides reignited tensions

CNN — Russia glimpsed the threat of armed insurrection over the weekend, with Wagner Group mercenaries marching toward Moscow as President Vladimir Putin v

Russian President Vladimir Putin has suffered "a mortal blow," according to a retired US general, despite the apparent deal that will see Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin leave for Belarus.

A retired major in the the US Army said there are many questions to be asked about the future facing Wagner fighters after their short-lived uprising.

Russian leader must navigate the aftermath of the most serious challenge to his authority since he came to ...