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West Virginia’s Division of Natural Resources is encouraging hunters to familiarize themselves with several changes to the state’s hunting regulations.

West Virginia’s House of Delegates has defeated its version of Gov. Joe Manchin’s special election proposal for filling the seat left by the late U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd.

A 19th century clock once owned by West Virginia oil and gas pioneer W.C. Stiles has been donated to the Oil and Gas Museum in Parkersburg.

Waco Form Works in South Charleston has closed. The company had employed nearly a dozen people.

A bill that will force landlords to register their rental properties in Charleston is one step closer to becoming law.

The Ohio University men’s basketball team captured an NCAA tournament bid, and now the city of Athens is ready to go dancing.

West Virginia’s unemployment rate topped 11 percent in February as the number of jobless residents increased by 5,000.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to stop the execution of an Ohio inmate who strangled an elderly neighbor in 1994 and who last week tried to kill himself on death row by overdosing on pills.

The Kanawha County Commission will open a flood debris drop off site this week.

Kanawha County officials are looking for damage reports from people who got water in their homes from the flooding over the weekend.