HUNTINGTON — The number of deaths related to the novel coronavirus in West Virginia stood at 96 on Sunday.
- Monday afternoon obituary update
- Monday morning obituary update
- Virus-related death toll stands at 96 in WV
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HUNTINGTON — The number of deaths related to the novel coronavirus in West Virginia stood at 96 on Sunday.
CHARLESTON — As medical experts and epidemiologists learn more about COVID-19, a question remains: How do antibodies fit into the response to the pandemic?
HUNTINGTON — A resolution to allocate CARES Act funds in Huntington will be presented to City Council on Monday for approval after being sent back to the council’s Community Development Block Grant Committee in early June.
A decade after the Upper Big Branch mine disaster that killed 29 West Virginia coal miners, country music legend Steve Earle explores life in the state, as well as the plight of those working in the its biggest industry, on his latest album, “Ghosts of West Virginia.”
HUNTINGTON — Two incoming Marshall University freshmen have been named among West Virginia’s first class of Underwood-Smith Teaching Scholars.
Barbecue is not a new topic for Cheryl Alters Jamison. She and her late husband, Bill, wrote their first book on the subject -- "Smoke & Spice" -- in the mid-1990s, and it sold more than a million copies.
CHARLESTON - Huntington's Kerrigan Parks shot a 1-over par 71 to take a four-stroke lead after the first round of the West Virginia Women's Amateur at Berry Hills Country Club on Sunday.
CHARLESTON - Scores from the first round of the 97th West Virginia Women's Amateur at Berry Hills Country Club in Charleston.
The Cincinnati Reds reached a deal with the last of their six picks from the Major League Baseball Draft when they signed catcher Jackson Miller on Sunday.
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