Stories of the Week: June 1 through June 7
West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey is warning of Chinese vape products disguised as smart devices that may attract children.
FirstEnergy has completed its third solar site in West Virginia.
Students at four schools in Harrison County attended their final last day ahead of mergers and consolidations that will begin in the fall.
A WVU nursing student is being recognized for helping to save another student's life by giving him CPR.
The community gathered to send off the WVU Baseball team ahead of its Super Regional matchup with LSU.
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