Landowners In West Virginia Asked To Help Slow Spread Of Gypsy Moths
West Virginia Agriculture Department officials are asking landowners to register for a program to help slow the spread of an invasive insect known as the gypsy moth.
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West Virginia Agriculture Department officials are asking landowners to register for a program to help slow the spread of an invasive insect known as the gypsy moth.
Pittsburgh drivers are once again one of the worst in the nation according to a new study.
The owner of the largest oil refinery on the East Coast is telling officials that it will close the facility after a fire last week set off explosions and damaged the complex.
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The owner of the Yokoso Japanese Steakhouse restaurant at The Waterfront has posted a public apology on social media for the actions of a now former employee.
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A bear has been spotted roaming in West Mifflin.
Like something out of a horror movie, West Virginia University researchers say a fungus is infecting cicadas that causes them to lose their minds.
Police in West Virginia's largest county are warning residents about a scam in which callers pretending to be sheriff's deputies tell them to buy prepaid cards to use to pay fines or else face jail time.
It looks like rain chances will tick up just barely in the late afternoon into the evening.
A local Uber driver accused of attempting to kidnap at least three women was set to have a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning, but it was postponed once again.
A male victim is recovering after an overnight shooting in Homewood.
A Connellsville family is displaced after a fire destroyed their home.
The Citizen Police Review Board unanimously voted to hold a hearing on what alcohol consumption policy the city had for undercover officers.
The Rivers Casino has become the third casino in the state to make its sportsbook available online.
