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The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) says 1,328 cases remain active.

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Francisco De Leon, 20, of Zanesville, Ohio, died in the crash, which happened June 25, 2019, near milepost 1 of state Route 833.

More than a thousand new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Ohio Tuesday, bringing the state’s total to 67,995 positive cases.

Tuesday morning, transportation officials watched a fire suppression system demonstration in Kanawha County that could be beneficial in school bus fires.

The annual Blues, Brews & BBQ Festival has been cancelled.

rshall University has announcement it has cancelled its commencement ceremony scheduled for August 8.

The South Charleston Police Department has a collection of items it says was seized as part of a lengthy fraud investigation in June and July of 2017.

Deputies say Larry Cobb, 33, was last seen on Little Left Hand Road wearing a red t-shirt and jeans.

A pedestrian was hit Tuesday afternoon by a vehicle along Washington Street West, according to 911 dispatchers.

On Monday, Chief Judge Charles E. King Jr. ordered the office closed until 9 a.m. Friday.

Governor Andy Beshear said in his briefing Monday that out of the 277 new cases, 11 of them were children under 5 and one of them was as young as 4 months.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo says the states meet the metrics to qualify for the travel advisory requiring individuals who have traveled to New York from those states, all of which have significant community spread, to quarantine for 14 days.

A Kentucky lawmaker who has been fighting to get unemployment offices reopened across the Commonwealth has pre-filed a bill to address her efforts.

A Kentucky appeals court judge has upheld lower-court rulings blocking some of the governor’s executive orders dealing with crowd sizes amid the coronavirus outbreak.

A woman has been charged in the Louis A Johnson VA deaths investigation.

Dispatchers say flames are showing.

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A man was shot in the head near Magic Island in Charleston.

Faced with the decision to cancel certain events, the Cabell County Fair Board had an emergency meeting on Monday to decide if they can comply with Gov. Jim Justice's renewed restrictions of having less than 25 people in attendance at their events.

The mask ordinance passed by a 4-1 vote. It will require all people wear a mask to slow the spread of COVID-19.

A woman from Pikeville is wanted in connection with the burning of a vehicle where investigators found human remains inside believed to be a man missing from Pike County since June.

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The decision comes partly after a mandate from West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice to limit outdoor public gatherings to 25 people at the most.

Kanawha County health officials say the sudden increase in cases is alarming.

A teenager from Ashland, Kentucky, is fighting to recover from brain trauma after a freak skateboard accident last week.

Two sheriff’s deputies were listed as victims on a released regarding an officer-involved shooting that occurred in Summersville.

Mountain Health says the affected positions are among leadership and furloughed positions, CHH adult sleep lab and CHH laundry department staff.

Putnam County Schools has shared a progress report for reopening schools for the 2020-2021 school year.

The Dunbar Police Department says Timothy Lee Walding, Jr. was last seen running with a firearm in his hand and should still be considered armed and dangerous.