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WEIRTON — After 115 years, the final manufacturing component of what once was Weirton Steel Corp. will be idled. Cleveland-Cliffs, the current owner of the

WEIRTON — After 115 years, the final manufacturing component of what once was Weirton Steel Corp. will be idled. Cleveland-Cliffs, owner of the tinplate ope

WEIRTON — After 115 years, the final manufacturing component of what once was Weirton Steel Corp. will be idled. Cleveland-Cliffs, the current owner of the tinplate operation remaining in Weirton, announced Thursday morning its plans to idle “indefinitely” the tinplate production plant in April. Company officials have pointed to the recent decision by the U.S. […]

WEIRTON — The Weirton Sanitary Board is officially moving into the construction phase of its planned wastewater treatment plant expansion project, giving appr

WEIRTON — After 115 years, the final manufacturing component of what once was Weirton Steel Corp. will be idled. Cleveland-Cliffs, the current owner of the t

The tinplate facility in Weirton will be “indefinitely idling” after a federal agency rejected efforts to impose tariffs on several countries. Roughly 900 workers will be affected.

On Dec. 11, many in East Liverpool and Chester said they were shocked to hear about the sudden closure of the Jennings-Randolph Bridge after structural damage w

West Virginia’s Republican-majority Legislature is advancing a bill that would require photo IDs to be added to the cards low-income residents who qualify for government assistance use to purchase food.

The filing period for West Virginia’s May primary election, as well as Weirton’s municipal election in November, will wrap up Jan. 27. A lot of the attent

West Virginia’s Republican-majority Legislature is advancing a bill that would require photo IDs to be added to the cards low-income residents who qualify for government assistance use to purchase food.