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HUNTINGTON — A man accused of aiding and abetting his son in shooting two officers has been taken into custody for obstructing an officer at the conclusion of his trial
HUNTINGTON — Dale Enochs II was sworn in as a Cabell County magistrate Friday afternoon, a role he has wanted since he started working in public service at 20 years
Michael Lane Pinkerman was charged with attempted first-degree murder, malicious assault on a law enforcement officer, wanton endangerment and obstructing an officer after, local law enforcement officers say, he blocked his front door to prevent police from entering the home and of aiding and abetting his son in shooting two officers.
It raged for days, and the powerful storm is remembered as the worst in Indianapolis and perhaps for the entire state The first ever BLIZZARD WARNING for the entire state of Indiana was issued 46 years ago at 3:45 pm in 1978. It is the anniversary of the worst winter storm on record for Indianapolis […]
HUNTINGTON — Four Cabell County elementary school principals asked the Board of Education to make room in its budget to keep interventionists during a special meeting Monday.
HUNTINGTON — The local library and park district responded officially Wednesday to the Cabell County Board of Education’s appeal of a judge’s decision in favor of the entities maintaining excess
HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education filed an appeal of the decision made by Circuit Court Judge Gregory Howard in favor of local libraries and parks maintaining excess
HUNTINGTON — Friends, family and coworkers celebrated the retirement of former Cabell County Circuit Judge Chris Chiles on Wednesday at the Cabell County Courthouse.
HUNTINGTON — A woman pleaded guilty Tuesday and accepted a plea bargain for charges relating to her involvement in a high-speed chase following a report about a baby left alone
As we close out 2023, we look ahead to a new year with a landscape partially defined by fear and mistrust. Many Americans say their confidence is shaken. They feel like every institution — from the government, to the banking system, to corporations, to religion, to the news media — are corrupt. What to do when so many of us can’t trust the institutions that hold our society together?