West Virginia woman admits COVID-19 loan fraud scheme
Alexis Ransom pleaded guilty Wednesday to wire fraud in federal court in Charleston.
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Alexis Ransom pleaded guilty Wednesday to wire fraud in federal court in Charleston.
U.S. District Judge Chuck Chambers in Huntington made the ruling Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by Lambda Legal.
Nancy Boggs was sentenced in Kanawha County Circuit Court stemming from incidents last September at Holz Elementary School.
West Virginia cities and counties have reached a $400 million tentative settlement with three major U.S. drug distributors.
A 10% reduction in West Virginia's income tax proposed by Gov. Jim Justice stalled Friday in the Senate.
Both the Senate and the House of Delegates will reconvene sometime next month.
Malik Breckenridge, 26, of Charleston, pleaded guilty Thursday to wire fraud in federal court.
Joe Manchin, whose resistance had long derailed sweeping legislation on those issues, abruptly revealed the agreement in a press release.
It bars abortion in almost all cases and makes performing the procedure a felony.
The West Virginia star heads to the West Coast.
Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia tested positive for COVID-19, his office said.
United States Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia has tested positive for COVID-19, his office said.
An appeals court has revived a federal lawsuit, accusing West Virginia of failing to adequately protect foster children.
The Vital Registration Office is the state's official repository of birth, death, marriage, and divorce records.
The state reported 3,221 ongoing cases.
Walter Pannell was sentenced to a year in jail for pushing and dragging a male special needs student.
Daniel J. Palmer III was pronounced dead Thursday at a Charleston hospital.
The iconic pregame show will make its third stop in Pittsburgh in September.
Timothy Wickline was charged with driving under the influence causing death in a two-vehicle collision.
Joshua Phillips was sentenced to the maximum 40 years in prison Wednesday.
The bizarre act came in the middle of a contentious legal dispute over gas drilling and mineral rights.
KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan talks with the lawyer.
Clarence Giles is accused of selling the copper for about $16,000.
Herbert Hoover High School in Clendenin won the bid to produce benches, podiums and tabletops.
It opens the door for abortions to resume in the state, at least for now.
