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Mother says Cabell school staffers held screaming 4-year-old in bathroom - Vimarsana News

Mother says Cabell school staffers held screaming 4-year-old in bathroom

HUNTINGTON – A mother says her child was punished by Cabell County Board of Education employees who held the 4-year-old in a bathroom while the child struck the door and screamed to be released.The mother, identified only as S.C., filed her complaint February 5 in federal court against the Cabell County BOE, Pamela Bailey, Janessa Freeman and Cynthia Neil.

More cases involving private boarding school settled, total nears $100 million - Vimarsana News

More cases involving private boarding school settled, total nears $100 million

CHARLESTON – A settlement totaling about $100 million has been reached to end dozens of civil lawsuits against Miracle Meadows School filed by former students who say they were abused at the private boarding school.

Man sues union that refused to put him back to work, called him a 'litigation risk' - Vimarsana News

Man sues union that refused to put him back to work, called him a 'litigation risk'

CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County man says a theater stage union local failed to accommodate his injuries after a Disney On Ice backstage incident, calling him a "litigation risk."

Former employee accuses company of racial discrimination - Vimarsana News

Former employee accuses company of racial discrimination

BECKLEY – A Black man accuses a former employer of racial discrimination.

Other editors: Gov. Justice dodged payment? What else is new? - Vimarsana News

Other editors: Gov. Justice dodged payment? What else is new?

The Charleston Gazette-Mail published this editorial on Thursday.