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NEW INFO: Man Charged With Murder In Fatal Fire
Last Updated: 9:23 AM 05/12/08 - A Salt Rock man has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal fire on Collis Avenue in Huntington. WEB EXTRA: watch raw scene video & interviews.
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Chelsea Campaigns In Ashland

Last Updated: 10:23 AM 05/12/08 - Chelsea Clinton attended the opening of Hillary Clinton's campaign headquarters on Winchester Avenue. WEB EXTRA: Raw Video (Full Story)
Legislature Campaign Spending

Last Updated: 6:33 AM 05/12/08 - Senate and House candidates have raised more than $3.2-million and spent about $1.6-million. (Full Story)
Tree Crushes Car and Damages Home

Last Updated: 2:03 AM 05/12/08 - Power winds brought down a large tree on Charleston's East End Sunday afternoon, crushing a car and damaging a home.
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Theft Suspect Sentenced

Last Updated: 12:15 AM 05/12/08 - The man who police say stole a city truck and crashed it in Ironton will spend the next six years behind bars. (Full Story)
Mom Gets Baby for Mother's Day

Last Updated: 2:02 AM 05/12/08 - One woman from our region got a special Mother's Day gift: she gave birth to a baby boy. (Full Story)
ESPN: O.J. Received $30K

Last Updated: 12:01 AM 05/12/08 - O.J. Mayo is being accused of major violations of NCAA rules. (Full Story)
Name Released In Huntington Shooting

Last Updated: 2:06 AM 05/12/08 - Police say Rashawn Harless is the man involved in a shooting Sunday with officers. Harless is from Huntington and he's 19 years old.
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Hillary & Daughter At Huntington Church

Last Updated: 12:18 AM 05/12/08 - Hillary Clinton and her daughter attend a Huntington church for Mother's Day. (Full Story)
Severe Weather: Route 20 Shut Down

Last Updated: 3:47 PM 05/11/08 - Route 20 between Leivasy and Nettie in Nicholas County is shut down, due to water coming from an abandoned mine. (Full Story)
SEVERE WEATHER: Fierce Storms Move Through Region

Last Updated: 1:25 AM 05/12/08 - Some very strong storms moved through eastern Kentucky, southeast Ohio, and West Virginia Sunday morning, causing serious damage. (Full Story)
Tornado Risk

Last Updated: 1:20 PM 05/11/08 - Mother's day is off to a rocky start as strong thunderstorms with high winds, hail and the possibility of a tornado move through. (Full Story)
WVU University Assembly to Vote on Garrison

Last Updated: 12:27 AM 05/11/08 - All of West Virginia University's full-time faculty will get a chance to weigh in on the Faculty Senate's no-confidence vote against the president during a rare special meeting. (Full Story)
Mother's Day Turns 100

Last Updated: 4:20 AM 05/11/08 - On this 100th anniversary of Mother's Day, the woman credited with creating one of the world's most celebrated holidays wouldn't want flowers, candy or gifts. (Full Story)
Missing Teen Reappears After Two Weeks

Last Updated: 4:10 AM 05/11/08 - A 16-year-old Cabell Midland student is safe after being missing since April 23rd. (Full Story)
Former WV Governor Calls for School Reforms

Last Updated: 4:24 AM 05/11/08 - Former West Virginia Governor Bob Wise sees a crisis in American high schools, and hopes citizens and politicians take note.
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One Hurt in Four Wheeler Accident

Last Updated: 4:22 AM 05/11/08 - A person out for a ride on a four- wheeler was flown to the hospital Saturday Night after an accident. (Full Story)
Mother & Daughter Found Safe

Last Updated: 4:17 AM 05/11/08 - It's the kind of news you want to hear especially around Mother's Day.
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UPDATE: Fire Investigated As Arson

Last Updated: 4:13 AM 05/11/08 - No phones, cable, or internet service can be a real pain, and it's a reality for a couple thousand people Saturday Night in Kentucky.
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Garden Hose Helps Save Home

Last Updated: 4:26 AM 05/11/08 - Quick thinking meant a house saved in Guyandotte Saturday morning.
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Marshall Honors 2008 Grads

Last Updated: 12:49 AM 05/11/08 - Marshall University celebrated its 171st commencement, as its faculty senate president takes dig at WVU. (Full Story)
DECISION 2008: Obama To Campaign In Charleston Monday

Last Updated: 2:34 PM 05/11/08 - Senator Barack Obama will be back in West Virginia Monday to campaign ahead of Tuesday's Presidential Primary. (Full Story)
DECISION 2008: Clinton To Campaign In WV Sunday & Monday

Last Updated: 2:34 PM 05/11/08 - Senator Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea will return to the Mountain State to celebrate Mother's Day. Clinton will also campaign in West Virginia on primary eve. (Full Story)
Voter Registration Mailer Too Late For Deadline

Last Updated: 6:06 PM 05/10/08 - Secretary of State Betty Ireland says a mailing that encourages unmarried women to register to vote is well-intended but the registration deadline for Tuesday's primary has passed. (Full Story)
Marshall Announces Yeager Scholars

Last Updated: 3:41 PM 05/10/08 - Twelve students have been chosen as Yeager Scholars at Marshall University. Five of them are from West Virginia. (Full Story)
UPDATE: Lincoln County Boil Water Advisory Lifted

Last Updated: 12:29 PM 05/10/08 - The Lincoln County Public Service District has lifted a boil water advisory for the Coal River Road area. (Full Story)
Emergency Crews Hold Practice Drills Saturday

Last Updated: 3:37 PM 05/10/08 - Fire crews from several communities spend Saturday preparing for the worst. Disaster drills are going on in Cannonsburg, Charleston and Wurtland. (Full Story)
It's Just a Drill

Last Updated: 12:57 AM 05/11/08 - Emergency responders are practicing for worst case scenarios at Yeager Airport in Charleston Saturday. (Full Story)
Massey Energy Pledges Money for Education

Last Updated: 9:09 AM 05/10/08 - Massey Energy will spend more than $1 million over the next five years for college scholarships. (Full Story)
Goodwin to Step Aside as Chairman

Last Updated: 9:06 AM 05/10/08 - The move appears to be the latest fallout of WVU's decision to give the governor's daughter a fake degree. (Full Story)
Early Voting Sets Record in WV

Last Updated: 9:03 AM 05/10/08 - Saturday is your last day to cast an early ballot in the West Virginia primary election. (Full Story)
Update: Kentucky Apartment Fire

Last Updated: 5:02 PM 05/10/08 - A fire at an apartment complex near Paintsville, Kentucky, leaves several people with no place to live. Phone and cable service is also out in this community. (Full Story)
Five Democrats, One Republican Running For Cabell County Sheriff

Last Updated: 8:13 PM 05/09/08 - Four of the five democrats running for Cabell County sheriff have law enforcement experience.
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Cover Story: Obama In WV

Last Updated: 7:03 PM 05/09/08 - He's preparing for the general election. But Senator Barack Obama's next contest is here in West Virginia. (Full Story)
Cooking With Katie Lee Joel

Last Updated: 7:04 PM 05/09/08 - Spend sometime in the kitchen with Katie and her new cookbook. (Full Story)
Johnson County Woman Missing For More Than Two Weeks

Last Updated: 5:04 PM 05/09/08 - Friends and family are on the search for a Johnson County woman who has been missing since April 20. (Full Story)
Sexual Abuse Suspect Sentenced to 5 years

Last Updated: 7:36 PM 05/09/08 - A man from Putnam County who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a young girl learned his fate Friday. (Full Story)
Obama To Visit WV Monday

Last Updated: 3:47 PM 05/09/08 - Senator may visit Huntington High School. (Full Story)
School Leader Says Clinton Will Visit Monday

Last Updated: 4:42 AM 05/11/08 - Sources tell WSAZ.com that Senator Hillary Clinton will be in Logan on Monday. (Full Story)
WV Golden Horseshoe Winners Announced

Last Updated: 12:36 PM 05/09/08 - Some of the brightest students in West Virginia were honored at the Cultural Center Friday. (Full Story)
Yeager Scholars Class of 2012 Announced:

Last Updated: 10:55 AM 05/09/08 - Marshall University announced today the 12 newest members of its Society of Yeager Scholars, which includes five students from West Virginia.
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  • China: Quake kills 3,000-5,000 in one county

    Rescuers search the rubble of the collapsed Juyuan middle school where six children died in Dujiangyan, in southwest China Sichuan province on May 12, 2008 after an earthquake measuring 7.8 rocked the province. At least 107 people have been confirmed killed by a powerful earthquake that struck southwestern China, as the tremor, centered 92 kms northwest of Chengdu, was felt as far away as Beijing and Shanghai and the Thai capital Bangkok, where office buildings swayed with the impact. AFP PHOTO/XINHUA (Photo credit should read AFP/AFP/Getty Images)A powerful earthquake in southwest China has killed up to 5,000 people and left as many as 10,000 injured, state media said, as hundreds of children remained trapped in at least eight collapsed schools.
  • Severe storms kill at least 22

    Michael Richardson, center, and his mother, Betty Lawson, right, carry a crib from Richardson's home in Picher, Okla., Sunday, May 11, 2008, as his sister, Corissa Lawson, looks on at left. Richardson's home was destroyed by a tornado Saturday. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)Crews and search dogs hunted Sunday for survivors or bodies in piles of debris after tornadoes and storms rumbled across the region a day earlier and killed at least 22 people in three states.
  • NYT: Shift in battle over voter IDs
    The battle over voting rights will expand this week as lawmakers in Missouri are expected to support a proposed constitutional amendment to enable election officials to require proof of citizenship from anyone registering to vote.
  • Clinton eyes W. Va.; Obama is shifting focus
    Democratic presidential contenders Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were preparing for Tuesday's primary in West Virginia, a contest that Clinton is heavily favored to win but which likely won't dent Obama's almost insurmountable lead in the delegate count.
  • Democrats gaining ground in the Deep South

    **FILE**6th U.S. Congressional District candidate state Rep. Don Cazayoux, D-New Roads, calls supporters in this April 30, 2008 file photo. Cazayoux won a special congressional election Saturday, bolstering his party's majority status on Capitol Hill by taking a seat Republicans have held since 1974. (AP Photo/Tim Mueller, file)As the House Democrats'  'big tent' expands, it is getting more Southern.  How much influence can conservative Southern Democrats such as Rep. Don Cazayoux have on a House leadership headed by liberal Speaker Nancy Pelosi?
  • First U.S. aid plane lands in Myanmar

    A US Air Force plane is seen on the tarmac of Yangon airport on May 12, 2008. The United States delivered its first aid flight to Myanmar, but the UN warned that bottlenecks meant relief supplies were not reaching most of the 1.5 million survivors of a massive cyclone. AFP PHOTO /HLA HLA HTAY (Photo credit should read HLA HLA HTAY/AFP/Getty Images)The first U.S. relief airlift arrived in Myanmar on Monday after prolonged negotiations with the country’s isolationist junta, which considers Washington its enemy and has restricted international aid to as many as 2 million cyclone victims.
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