Included with Sunday’s edition will be the final installment of our annual Progress Edition. In it, you will will find an interesting collection of stories that deal with business, industry and transportation around the region. You’ll have the chance to meet several of the young ...

Add to the list of worries for parents the apparent shortage of a medicine for which demand increases this time of year — amoxicillin. According to a report by WBNS, not only is the antibiotic harder to come by these days due to supply chain issues, but the Food and Drug Administration ...

West Virginia’s COVID-19 state of emergency ended at the beginning of this year. President Joe Biden has announced the national public health emergency will officially end May 11. And now, West Virginia’s Department of Health and Human Resources has changed the way it reports COVID-19 data. ...

“It replaces the transformative system of support for early literacy with a multitiered system of support for early literacy and (math) in kindergarten through grade three.” If readers are unsure what that means, we may have to take state Sen. Amy Grady’s word for it, as she celebrates ...

One of the great freedoms we enjoy as Americans is the right to disagree with our politicians. If you need a reminder, all you have to do is ask the last several men who have served as our president — Joe Biden and his immediate predecessors, Donald Trump, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and ...

Those living along the Ohio River have had good reason to keep on eye on information coming out of East Palestine, Ohio, as officials continue to monitor the quality of water into which some of the chemicals from a Norfolk Southern derailment spilled two weeks ago. So far, officials say the ...