CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Judiciary Committee has pushed forward two bills in the past week that, if passed, would fill in gaps in the law to better protect victims of sexual extortion or revenge porn.
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- Middle Tennessee runs past Marshall women, 80-41
- W.Va. Senate looks to better protect victims of sex crimes
- Men admit roles in multistate drug ring in Huntington
- Voters to decide on sales tax increase to help fund new jail
- Middle Tennessee runs past Marshall women, 80-41
- Photos: Marshall vs. Middle Tennessee, men's basketball
- Photos: Spring Valley vs. Cabell Midland, boys basketball
- W.Va. House commemorates former Speaker Kiss
HUNTINGTON — For the second consecutive day, West Virginia reached a new high for the number of people hospitalized for COVID-19.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia shattered its previous record for COVID-19 hospitalizations Wednesday as state coronavirus czar Dr. Clay Marsh warned the current surge has “not come close to peaking yet.”
HUNTINGTON — The PAAC COVID-19 Surge Testing team will host a free COVID-19 testing, booster and vaccine clinic from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28, at the A.D. Lewis Community Center in Huntington. All testing and vaccinations will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis.
If I were going to list all the food atrocities growing up that I lived to tell about, and there are many, I would have to begin with aluminum canned vegetables of any kind.
“In all my work, I try to say ‘You may be given a load of sour lemons, why not try to make a dozen lemon meringue pies?’” — Maya Angelou
WAYNE — Compared to regular running events, which usually happen on hard roads and streets, trail runs involve the extra layer of navigating nature. Participants must constantly go up and down while running through dirt, ice, tree roots, mud and even creeks. But that is what makes it fun for…
Middle Tennessee used a first-half run to build a double-digit lead and continued to build on its advantage in an 80-41 win over Marshall in Conference USA women's basketball action at the Murphy Center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Thursday night.
ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Jon Buchanan handed Bree Allen the Giovanni’s Player of the Game Award Thursday, but the Fairland coach could have made the pizza restaurant a lot busier if he had more certificates.
Hurricane — Thursday’s boys game between Huntington and Hurricane was close the entire way but the Class AAAA No. 8 Highlanders used a 20-point fourth quarter to down Hurricane 52-48 in a Mountain State Athletic Conference matchup at Hurricane High.
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LAS VEGAS — Nevada casinos continued a hot streak in December, tallying a 10th straight month of $1 billion or more in house winnings and propelling end-of-year figures to a record $13.4 billion.
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