CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s financially-struggling public schools can’t afford to implement millions of dollars in safety upgrades, including secure front entries and weapon detection systems.

The annual school facility safety and security measure report was presented during a meeting of the Legislative Oversight Commission on Education Accountability.

West Virginia’s financially-struggling public schools can’t afford to implement millions of dollars in safety upgrades, ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Fresh off the General Election, state lawmakers return to the state capitol Sunday for three days of interim committee meetings. Approximately two dozen meetings are scheduled over ...

Divine Savior Holy Angels won its third straight Division 1 state championship Saturday night after defeating Sussex Hamilton ...

Behind a four-touchdown outing from Christian Collins, Notre Dame eliminated Grafton in the WIAA Division 3 high school ...

The Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled the memorial today to remember the veterans who trained at this base and to ...

As Canada takes a moment to remember those who died in service for our country, one Brantford resident dedicated the last several years of his life to keeping the memories alive of those who made the ...

The Floyd County High School golf team is back on top. The Buffaloes won the Class 2 state championship Monday, October 14 at ...

The 2024 WIAA girls volleyball state tournament begins Thursday, while the boys tournament continues with its semifinal round ...

Highlights — Isabelle Walker 1 kill, 2 aces, 8 digs; Tava Whitlow 16 digs 3 aces; Ella Burke 14 kills, 7 digs; Maddy Conklin ...

This season, the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League’s volleyball awards included a Setter MVP category for the first time. It’s easy to see why Ridgefield senior Callie Curran earned that h ...