Domestic violence is disturbingly prevalent in our communities, and can be difficult for law enforcement to tackle. But here in West Virginia, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District William Ihlenfeld II and a group of state and federal partners may have found a way to make greater strides in ...

Though it took some convincing, the Federal Communications Commission appears to have made important strides in its effort to produce accurate maps of broadband access across the country. Newly released maps give a much better picture of which areas are under served (or not served at all) in ...

Today marks the 79th anniversary of D-Day, and it is appropriate that we honor those who were willing to stand tall against what some considered to be nearly impossible odds to defend our freedoms. Because of the sacrifices that were made on that day — June 6, 1944 — along the beaches of ...

Pleasants County Commissioner Jay Powell is right to be cautious in his optimism over news the Pleasants Power Plant may not be ready for retirement just yet. While a new letter from Energy Harbor to PJM Interconnection was encouraging, the end of July is not nearly as far away as many might ...

Mountain State residents don’t have to worry whether they’ve got people working on their behalf in Washington. The negotiations leading up to a compromise Fiscal Responsibility Act are proof. Because of the work done by our senators and representative, permitting reform language and other ...

Relays for Life events offer a time to remember those who have been lost to cancer, but also provide the light of hope for those still battling and those who have survived, while being surrounded by family, friends and other supporters. Such an evening will be held Saturday, as the ...