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Former West Virginia officers sentenced to decades in prison for their role in deadly inmate assault

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Former West Virginia officers sentenced to decades in prison for their role in deadly inmate assault

45% Left coverage: 31 sources

AI Systems Are Advancing Faster Than Risk Controls, Warns Info-Tech Research Group in New Risk Management Resource

Artificial Intelligence · Huntington

AI Systems Are Advancing Faster Than Risk Controls, Warns Info-Tech Research Group in New Risk Management Resource

62% Center coverage: 29 sources

As AI adoption accelerates across industries, most organizations remain unprepared to manage the complex and emerging risks that come with it. Info-Tech Research Group, a global research and advisory firm, has recently published a resource that introduces a proactive, principle-based…See the Story

A's shortstop Jacob Wilson takes batting practice, expected to return soon after hand injury

Baseball · West Virginia

A's shortstop Jacob Wilson takes batting practice, expected to return soon after hand injury

50% Left coverage: 14 sources

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson, who has not played since getting hit by a pitch on his left hand Tuesday against Atlanta, took batting practice on Friday for the first time since the injury and is expected to be in the lineup soon. “He looked good,” manager Mark Kotsay said before the series opener against Toronto. “There was some thought to make his way into the lineup today, but I don't know Jacob in talking to…See the Story

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President Trump's Budget Bill Could Impact Pell Grant Funding for Students

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President Trump's Budget Bill Could Impact Pell Grant Funding for Students

Woman Claims ‘THC Free’ CBD Gummies Caused Her to Fail Drug Test

57% Center coverage: 14 sources

She said she checked thoroughly that the label said they were tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) free before purchasing them.West Virginia · West Virginia See the Story

Study Finds Link Between Brain Injury and Criminal Behavior

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

Study shows criminality is associated with damage to a key brain pathway involved in emotional control and judgmentWest Virginia · West Virginia See the Story

'Something's got to give': Nucor construction spotlights Mason County road conditions

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The condition of W.Va. Route 2 in Mason County has become more of a topic of conversation recently as Nucor Steel West Virginia builds its $4 billion sheet steel mill along both sides of W.Va. 2 and as Gov. Patrick Morrisey says the state will spend less money on planning for new roads and more on repairing the roads and bridges it has.Poverty · West Virginia See the Story

Morgantown activists turn to mutual aid in face of looming SNAP and Medicaid cuts

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

MORGANTOWN — Paige Reiring sat with her Godzilla mug and sewing machine at the First Presbyterian Church in Morgantown Thursday evening, offering free clothing repairs to anybody who needed it.Morgantown, West Virginia · Morgantown See the Story

'Everybody's an individual:' Possibility Shop offers services, support to those in need

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

CUMBERLAND — Among the stores and restaurants along the downtown mall on Baltimore Street, there is one shop that attracts a different demographic than one might expect to see after last year’s $17 million renovation.West Virginia · West Virginia See the Story

Rich Rodriguez Plans to Light It Up—Literally—After Big Win

West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez didn’t hesitate when asked about what he’d do after a big win this season. He joked that he would burn a couch in Morgantown, even if city rules stand in his way. Rich Rod will burn a couch if WVU wins a big game this year and he’s willing to pay the fine ahead of time if necessary. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/PndObgL6MS— Ben Booth (@TheBenBoothShow) July 11, 2025 “I heard there’s a city ordinance against it, but if …Sports · Morgantown See the Story

American Legion Department of West Virginia hosts 107th annual conference

Coverage: 2 sources

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WOWK) - The American Legion Department of West Virginia is hosting its annual State Conference this weekend, and as part of the event, West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey and Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell stopped by Friday to talk with service members. During the visit, the governor spoke about his memories of when his father, who served in World War II, was in the Legion, and his mother helped take care of veterans. Th…Boy Scouts · Huntington See the Story

Recent deadly flash floods put spotlight on lack of warning system infrastructure in Ohio County

Coverage: 2 sources

OHIO COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) -- In the wake of the tragic June 14 floods, people are wondering why sirens were not being sounded. 7News has learned there are no sirens in Ohio County. Officials say there were air raid sirens in the 50s and 60s, but they were large mechanical horns that have long since become obsolete and taken down. Today, 7News spoke with Ohio County EMA Director Lou Vargo about the modern-day equivalent of those sirens and how th…Floods · Wheeling See the Story

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