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• Wheeling, WV News
• Main Street to Close Wednesday for Demolition
• Police Identify Man Killed in Pharmacy Shooting
• It's Official: Imer Wins Second Ward Council Seat
• Millions Can't Keep Their Hypertension Under Control
• Obama Honors Vietnam War Vets
• Access Needed To Grow
• OCDA Facing Pollution Penalty
• Chesapeake Selling Assets
• True Number of Exotic Pets In Buckeye State Unknown
• Roots Are Found in Woodsfield
• Math On Obama Thrift Is Faulty
• Elks Honor Veterans Volunteer
• Half of New Veterans Claiming a Disability
• U.S. Military Out in Force
• Foster Runs For Wounded Soldier
• The Heat Was On: Half Marathon Runners Battle Weather, Hills
• Chesapeake To Drill Under Brooke School
• Objections To Well Site Grow; Locals Concerned for WPHS
• Veterans Pass the Torch in Relay
• Today Is Main Event
• Valley Honors Coach Stewart
• LIVE: Ogden Half Marathon Finish Line Video
• Pharmacy Employee Shoots, Kills Armed Robber
• Colerain Bank Is Robbed
• Union Waits For answers
• Tots Will Trot In Wheeling Tonight
• Man Overcomes Challenges to Run Today's Ogden Mile
• School Board Objecting To Well Near High School
• Kasich Ready to Sign Drilling Regulation Bill
• RG Steel Going Idle
• Letters Warn Of RG Steel Layoffs
• Erica Faucett
• Carolyn Beagle
• Former Club To Be Razed
• Attorneys Attempt to Stop Drilling
• Former Teacher Arrested
• Fort Henry Club Coming Down
• Former Teacher Accused of Sex Crime
• Tanker Task Force Fights Blaze at Lafferty Church
• Ohio's Pit Bulls Officially Not Vicious
• Space Travel Going Private
• Playroom Project Helps at Hospital
• Johnson: Health Law Hurts Defense
• Mercer: Other States' Casinos Smoke-Free
• Jon Baier
• Stewart Was 'Regular Guy'
• Ex-Coach Bill Stewart Dies From Heart Attack
• Environmentalists Against Drilling Proposals
• Out Of Afghan War In 2014
• Franciscan Sues Over Health Law
• Ex-WVU Football Coach Bill Stewart Dies
• Ohio to Track Money, Student Performance
• Buckeye State Letting Compulsive Gamblers Ban Themselves
• Ballot Barriers Eyed In W.Va.
• Health Provider Seeking Gas Facts
• Chesapeake Building Sand Hill Area Station
• Locals Branded As Secessionists
• Wheeling Jesuit Graduates 322
• Plant Salaries High: Dominion Jobs Near $30 an Hour
• Something for Everyone During Holiday Celebration
• Torch Relay Changes Gears; Public Invited to Accompany Runners
• John Marshall Graduates 288
• Sledd Co. Starts $13 Million Expansion
• 'Everything On Table' at RG Steel
• Top Pa. Judge Charged
• Stabbed Woman Kills Girl
• Postal Centers Closing
• Welder Dies In Explosion
• Friendly Audience Appreciates Biden's Message
• Protesters Make Voices Heard on Energy Industry
• Biden Defends Auto Bailout
• Auto Choice Receives GM Award
• Ballouz Calls For a Recount
• Wells Shut Down
• Vice President to Visit Martins Ferry Today
• Biden Enjoys Italian Dinner in Steubenville
• Texting Ban Bill Goes to Kasich
• Student Health Policies Axed
• Chesapeake Gets $4 Billion Loan
• Martins Ferry Readies for Biden Visit; Traffic Problems Possible
• Election Measure Repealed
• Falling Gas Prices Are Not Enough For Travel
• Cleveland Casino Opens
• Medicaid Changes Debated
• State Board Approves Advanced Academy
• Bus Hit By Tow Truck
• Imer Still Winner In 2nd Ward Race
• 2012 College Grads Enter Job Market
• Lawyer on Quest to Find Missing Moon Rocks
• W.Va. Seeks to Expand Medicaid Managed Care
• Post Offices Will Be Affected
• Ohio to See Its First Casino Open Today
• Economy Back in Focus In White House Contest
• W.Va. Dems Skip Race
• Ferns Arrested for DUI in '03
• Biden Time in Ferry: V.P. to Visit Valley
• Bethany Graduates Urged to Achieve
• Company Sued For $1 Million
• New Seats Make For A 'Rosie' Day
• Vice President to Visit Martins Ferry
• Ferns to Remain in House of Delegates
• Schultze Encourages Racers With Music
• Economy Frustration Grows
• DOT: There's No Lead Paint On the Moundsville Bridge
• Driller's Stock Sinking Deeper
• Poynton: Deadline To Vacate House Tuesday
• WVNCC Breaks Ground
• Obama Backs Gay Marriage
• Postal Closings Placed on Hold
• Clearview Bar Robbed
• Just Who Is Keith Judd?
• Sons Call Police After Mom Stabbed
• Voters Show Support For Romney, Disdain for Obama
• Tomblin and Maloney Ready for a Rematch
• Benwood, McMechen OK bus levies
• Koegler, Kestner win Ohio County school board seats
• Burgoyne, Butler win Ohio County sheriff nominations
• Voters elect McKenzie to a second term
• 2012 Primary Election Results
• Al-Qaida Bombing Thwarted
• Vote On Election Change Delayed
• W.Va. Polls Open Today
• Mock Riot Back in Moundsville
• McAteer Leaves WJU on June 30
• Primary Election On The Chopping Block
• School Will Not Be Ready
• More Coffee on Your Bran Cereal?
• Pa. Gas Drilling Pays Off for West Virginia
• Who's Who? Candidates Projecting Mirror Image
• Schools, Race Organizers Join Forces
• Tyler County New Hot Spot
• $38,800 Per Day Pulled In: Move to Wet Gas Pays Off for Driller
• Countdown To Election Day: Municipal, County Races Top Ballot
• Sunday Sit-Down: Ohio County Commissioner David Sims
• Five Animals Are Back On the Farm
• RG Steel Plant In Upswing
• School Buses Pick Up Passengers With Badges
• Frack Listing Plan Is Debated
• Slow Job Growth Stalls Economy
• CHK to Address School Concerns
• Romney Pays A Private Visit
• Abuse inquiry: 5 Pa. priests `unsuitable'
• Fracking Finding Was Held
• Animals Going Home Today
• Job Is Homecoming For New Police Chief
• David Sims Steps Down From Boy Scout Board
• Wheeling Names New Police Chief
• Race Day Registration Is Streamlined for Half Marathon
• Romney Here Today
• Time Remains To Vote Early
• Dispute Shouldn't Impact Election
• School Board Objects to Well
• Board of Education Protests Proposed Gas Well Near School
• Five Men Charged in Ohio Bridge Bomb Plot
• Obama Signs Afghanistan Pact
• CHK Suffers $71M Loss
• Health Law Is Debated At WJU
• Poynton Wants Until End of May
• 'Crucify' Comment Ends Job With EPA
• Exotic Pets Going Home
• Deputies Grill the Candidates
• Little Time Left In Disputed Block
• Local Priest Testifies in Philadelphia Sex Abuse Case
• Quirk Testifies in Priest Abuse Trial
• Southwest Ohio District's Cuts Highlight State's School Woes
• WTC Is Back On Top
• Five Want Northern Delegate Position
• Benwood Seeks Park Connection
• Al-Qaida Still Plots Payback
• Kites Fly On Cold Day In Wellsburg
• No Weight Too Heavy; Runner Carries Flag for Wounded Warrior
• Traitors and Spies Infiltrate Wheeling
• City Taking Land: Candidate For Mayor Must Vacate Property
• Landowner Breathes Easy: Oglebay Drilling Not a Headache for Minch
• Still No Earthquake Study by Well Operator
• Wheeling Announces Events for Summer
• Four Vying In Sheriff's Contest
• Ohioans Will Get Absentee Forms
• Student Loan Bill Gets First OK
• Wheeling Candidates Speak Out at West Virginia Northern
• Roadworthy Restaurant Auctioned for $1.2 Million
• Chesapeake CEO's Actions 'Extraordinary'
• Delegate Ferns Resigns
• Police Will Review DUI Statutes
• Senate Votes To Slow Closings
• Burglary Murder Charge Dropped
• Ohio County Couple Killed in Calif. Motorcycle Crash
• Hundreds Attend Oil & Gas Expo
• Benwood's Bridge Demand: $500,000
• Mother of Five, Man Found Dead
• Well Site Set For Park View Road
• Gingrich to Pull Out of Race
• Court Hears Map Fight
• Drug Testing For Job Training
• Is the Secret Service Untouchable?
• Ferns Pleads Guilty to DUI
• Thorn Fights Money Battle
• Mayor's Signs Swiped
• WPHS Has New Principal
• Social Security Fund Drying Up
• Delegate Ryan Ferns Pleads Guilty to DUI
• U.S., Afghanistan Reach Long-Term Support Pact
• Quake Link Not Stopping Wastewater Wells
• Senate Race Draws $14M
• East Faces April Showers And Even Some Snowfall
• UMWA and Murray Agree on Drilling
• Half-Marathon Course Certified
• Nearly 1,600 Gas Wells Complete
• Rowe: W.Va. High Court 'Improving'
• Obama or Romney: Manchin Not Sure
• Murder Trial Comes To End
• Value Drop Spurs Suit
• Police Refuse to Release Ferns' DUI Arrest Report
• Judge Rules Quirk Must Testify
• Delegate Ryan Ferns Cited for DUI
• Ugly Fall Fight Ahead
• Smith Testifies He Didn't Approve Reed Agreement
• Luck Wants Warm Welcome for Big 12
• WJU Says Actions Were on the Level
• Bransfield denies sexual abuse allegation
• Judge to rule Friday on Quirk subpoena
• Transportation Bill Passes With Fly Ash Amendment
• ODOT Wants to Protect Roads
• EPA Is Cracking Down On Gas Drilling Fumes
• Dick Clark Dies at 82
• Updated: EPA to reduce gas drilling pollution
• Witness: Priest said W.Va. bishop once abused teen
• Robinson Dealership Wins Mark of Excellence
• Local Men Tied To Doolittle
• Romney Coming To Town
• 1100 Block Demolition to Start
• City Landmark To Get Facelift
• Poll Workers Sought For Ohio County
• McKinley, Johnson Lead In Campaign Finances
• U.S. Set For Last Afghan Offensive
• Methane Liability Denied
• Lawmakers Clash Over Tax Proposal
• Colombia Trade Deal Set for May
• Humanitarian Effort Takes Off With Flying Colors
• Checks Are Not in the Mail
• City Seeks Ideas From the Public
• Lawmaker: Secret Service Incident Likely Not First
• Columnist Goldberg Will Speak In Wheeling
• Traditional Bread Part Of Orthodox Easter Feast
• Titanic Story Shared: Survivor Started New Life in Weirton
• Trucks Shake Up Cameron; Boom Brings Hazards
• WJU Fraud Allegations Detailed
• 10:20 p.m.: W.Va. man arrested in wife's killing, daughter OK
• Hybrid and Electric Cars See Record Sales
• Titanic Remembered Near and Far
• IRS Agent Stresses Tax Time Caution
• Benefits To Filming In Region
• Obama: Time To Control Fracking
• Hopes Pinned On Another Cracker Plant
• Romney's Wife Attacked as Having Never Worked
• N. Korea's Long-Range Rocket Launch Fails
• Lights, Camera, Moundsville
• McAteer, WJU Under Fire: Probe Reportedly Focuses On Diversion of Fed Funds
• 300-Foot Buffer Sought In Parks
• Federal Probe at WJU Focuses On University's, McAteer's Billing
• Titanic's Sinking: Was It More Than Human Folly?
• Murder Charge Delivered
• Doctors Say Pa. Drilling Law Is Harmful to Health
• Sheriff: Subcontractors Are Disrespectful to Residents
• Tower 5 Rises to New Heights in Health Care
• Wireless Providers' Database Will Disable Stolen Cellular Phones
• W.Va. Health Costs Rising
• Manchin Has Plan For Gas Prices
• Santorum Drops Out of GOP Race
• Powhatan Mine Could Be Replaced by Century
• Company Wants To Get Drillers' Attention
• Getting A Clear View Of Autism
• Wave of Bomb Threats Leaves Pitt on Edge
• Council Reviews Use Of Property
• Road Projects Are Ramping Up
• Santorum Suspends Campaign
• West Virginia Independence Hall Presents 'The 35th Star: West Virginia Statehood' Talk
• House Fire on Stone Church
• Federal Study Ties Fracking to Earthquakes
• Natural Gas Glut Puts Gloom in Boom
• Mary Ellen Allen
• Wellsburg to Mark Bataan Anniversary
• 8:30 a.m.: Tanker Truck Rolls Closing Ramp in Bellaire
• Professors Discuss Well Results
• Driller Building Near The Highlands
• License Change Irks Some; W.Va. Drivers Have A 'Gold Star' Option
• Murray 'Fighting to Keep Coal Jobs'
• Navy Jet Crashes Into Va. Complex
• Park's Civil War Monument Receiving Attention
• Other Issues Keep Police On the Alert
• Hooker Hunt In Wetzel County
• Board Upholds Kotson's Firing
• Commission Upholds Kotson Firing
• Ohio Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
• Obama to Attack Court Power in His Campaign
• W.Va.'s Health Is 'North-South'
• Miner's Father Sues St. C Firm
• W.Va. Stops to Honor Miners Killed in Blast
• Triadelphia Says No Campground
• 12:05 p.m: Body Found in River Identified
• Romney Accuses Obama Campaign Of 'Hide-and-Seek'
• Marshall County OKs Creation Of New TIF District
• Deadly Mine To Be Sealed
• Guilty In Dog Torture Case
• Liquor Board Members Are In Complaint
• Youthful Offender Rule Is Removed
• Lawsuit Filed For Methane In Water
• Physicians Seek to Cut Wasteful Test Orders
• Romney, Obama Choose Targets
• Rose McClintock
• Strip Searches OK For Even Small Offenses
• Easy Winter Benefits Roads
• Tomblin Signs Autism Measure
• Harrison County Drilling Site Shows Big Numbers
• Murray: Safety Is First Concern
• Council Eyes $4.73M System
• Group: British Working to Keep Tabs on All Online Communication
• Homemade Spies Take to the Skies
• Ohio Maps Shale Yields
• Island Resident Wants the Light Back on
• Local Pollen Hotline Nothing to Sneeze At
• 'Illusions in Pink' Mystifies: Crittenton Pulls Out All the Stops for Ninth Annual Event
• BP Enters Shale Game
• Sunday Sit-Down: Don Rigby
• Who Checks the Pipes? Little Oversight On Natural Gas Pipelines
• Obama: Oil Supply Enough to Keep Squeeze on Iran
• AEP Backs Off on Rate Hike Plan
• West Liberty Marks 175th Year as School
• $1.5B Spent On Big Chance
• Lottery Fever Sweeps the Area
• One Killed in Plane Crash
• Fracking In N.Y. To Use Propane
• Ormet Reports $137M Income
• W.Va. 2 Closed As Man Trapped in Silo
• Philip Andes
• Court Seems Split Over Obamacare
• Coal and Gas Fight Turf War
• ECHL Approves Nailers Sale
• Robert Bennington
• Marshall Levy Rate Lowered
• EPA Continues Its Push Against Coal
• Nailers Sale Will Benefit Local Youth Hockey
• Team, City Depend Upon Each Other for Business
• St. Clairsville High Evacuated Due to 'Suspicious' Note
• Nailers' New Owners Introduced
• Afghan Forces Turn Rifles on the British
• Murray Energy Making Major Investments in Ohio Valley
• Attendance Bonus For Ohio County Teachers
• Nailers Will Stay In Town
• Justices Move To Heart of Overhaul
• Local Author Tells History of Wheeling Jesuit University Through Vintage Photographs
• Water Supply Worries Raised
• Health Battle Goes to Court
• Women Receive Father's Lost World War II Service Record
• Sources: Nailers Sale Finalized
• Drivers Filling Less At Pumps
• Unsung Civil War Hero Was Born in Wheeling
• Culture Fest Keeps Growing
• Eight Dead In Charleston Fire
• Future Of Steel Topic In D.C
• Experts: Drilling Not Harmful to Health
• Obama: 'If I Had a Son, He'd Look Like Trayvon'
• Army: PTSD Is Treatable; Some Return to Warzone
• Murder Charges Mount for Bales
• W.Va., Ohio Rank Low on Women in Business
• Group Marches For Religious Freedom
• Gasoline Blame Passed Around
• Woman Cleared In Fatal Shooting
• Wetzel Girl Says She Was Chased
• Steelworkers To Lose Benefits
• Developers Press For Casino in Youngstown
• Pipeline To Link Pair Of Projects
• Gas Prices Fuel Political Battle
• Tomblin Signs Budget
• Judge: Amish Leader Has Money for Lawyer
• Experts: Neighborhood Watches Shouldn't Be Armed
• Sparks Fly as Utility Pole Falls on Playground
• West Liberty falls to Stonehill, 91-90
• Earthquake Rattles Mexican Capital
• Pa. Still Seeking 'Cracker'
• Council Gives Nod To Removal
• Robbery Suspect Killed in Weirton
• Romney Pulls Ahead With Win
• Job Seekers Asked For Facebook Passwords
• Mild Winter Keeps Kids In School
• Marshall Mishaps Are Fatal
• Churches' Food Service Permits Lowered to $100
• Caiman Selling Marshall Plants
• Deadly Blaze Ruled Arson
• Patrick Morrisey Seeks Attorney General Post
• Puerto Ricans Go for Romney
• Session Centers On Shale Benefits
• Many Willing to Cut Suspect Some Slack
• 9:15 a.m: Two Pedestrians Struck by Car in Marshall County
• Suspect in Afghan Shootings Described As 'Family Man'
• Friends Chip in for Classmate
• Taxpayers Ante Up for Field Funds
• Second Shot at Cracker Coming
• Weather Extremes Across Country
• Economy Under Gasoline Threat
• DEP Drains Abandoned Mine in East Wheeling
• West Virginia Lawmakers Pass $11.6 Billion Budget
• Taliban Talks Off; Afghan President Tells NATO to Pull Back
• Hancock Officials: It's Not All Bad
• Region Still Could Benefit
• Cracker Going to Western Pennsylvania
• Ohio Budget Reaction Mixed
• Who's Taking Rental Space?
• Tanker Truck Goes Over Hill
• Dominion Project Is On Its Way Up
• Fire At Burger Plant
• Chesapeake Plans $900M Complex
• DOH Has Speed Study Planned for Highlands
• Encyclopedia Halts Massive Volumes
• Southern States Select Santorum
• Kasich Delivers Kudos To MarkWest for Field Office
• Straub Receives Honda's Highest Dealership Honor
• Weirton Passes Budget, Including iPad Funding
• Amish Fight 'Hate' Laws
• $4.25 Gas Prices Predicted for April
• Afghan Crisis Deepens as Villagers Killed
• Deja Vu Seen In Jobs News
• Budget Work Begins In W.Va.
• Field Continues to Grow For Annual Veterans Day 10K Run
• Race to Help Raise Funds for Veterans
• Jobless Rate Unchanged
• $500,000 Fine For Utah Mine Collapse
• Final Day Of Session Arrives
• School Raises the Curtain On Peforming Arts Center
• Ohio Takes Quake Action
• Poll: Health Overhaul Still Unpopular
• Wheeling Girl's Death Investigated
• Driller Goes For Top Of State
• Clinic Gunman Killed In Pittsburgh Shootout
• Coke and Pepsi Changing To Avoid Cancer Warning
• Local Bills Pass As Session Wanes
• Wives' Dispute Marked Bin Laden's Final Days
• States Creative In Job Creation
• Natural Gas Cars on the Way
• Out of the Shale And Into Vehicles' Tanks
• Jefferson Schools Fare Poorly
• Santorum Back in the Win Column Even Without Ohio
• Sheriff Loses In Belmont County
• Couple Dead In Shooting
• Tight Race in Ohio Ends in Romney Win
• Ohio Frack Tax In Works
• Santorum in Steubenville Tonight
• Showdown Set As Super Tuesday's Here
• Council Considers Health Insurance Rate Increase
• Police: Driver in School Bus Crash Distracted
• Baby Found in Field After Tornado Dies
• Hopefuls Ready For Super Tuesday
• Blaze Claims Wetzel Man
• Force Is Option Against Iranians
• Police Chief Will Leave Satisfied
• 6,000 Already Vote in Primary; County Museums Get Funds
• Development Agency Works With Gas, Oil
• We're Getting Grayer
• U.S. Senate Race Tops West Virginia Ballot
• Silent Night At The Oscars
• School Districts Await New Funding Formula
• Pipelines Needed To Make Money
• Several Shot at Cleveland Area School, Suspect in Custody
• Senator Decries Obama Plan
• Capitol Improvements
• Airmen Were 'Heroes'
• Bill Calls for DNA Sampling Upon Arrest
• The Choice: Facebook Comment Apology or Jail
• Tomblin Wants Prison Study
• Dewine: Foster Review Needed
• Quran Protests Leave 7 Dead in Afghanistan
• Gas Prices Hit February Highs
• Video of Crash Taken From School Bus for Investigation
• Steubenville Processing Center To Be Eliminated
• Post Office: Expect Big Cuts in Mid-May
• Tedrow Faces 20 More Sex Charges
• Reichart Site's Demolition Slow
• Inhaling Helium Kills Oregon Girl
• Study Refutes Water Claims
• Student Injured In Bus Accident
• Sidiropolis Wants To Be Delegate
• Report Urges Reforms of Prison Sentencing, Parole Guidelines
• Wellsburg Officer Hurt In Collision
• GOP Hopefuls Speak To Party
• Dow Hits 13,000, But Can't Hold On
• New Budget Plan Proposes $400K in Spending Increases
• East Wheeling Field Donors To Be Revealed
• Drilling Should Be by the Book, McKinley Says
• Huge Spike In Oil Prices
• The Ohio Valley - Through the Ages
• Santorum: Science Used as Political Tool
• Down in a Blaze of Glory: Fort Steuben Bridge is No More
• Iran Cuts Oil Flow To Britain, France
• Industry Leaders Look Beyond Cracker
• Ohio Still Up For Grabs
• Tomblin Touts Session Success
• U.S. Urging Israel Not to Attack Iran
• Race Season Is Here; Early Birds Offered New Incentive
• Blue Devils Have new Home; State-of-the-Art School Open
• Search on for Missing Father; Daughter Relentless in 30-Year Odyssey
• Conference On Shale Set
• Driller, Professor At Odds; Air Emissions Are Questioned
• Rogers Hotel Owner To Keep His Permit
• Tax Cut Extension Gets Mixed Support
• Rick Santorum to Visit Steubenville on Monday
• Vankirk Back As Interim Chief
• Kotson Fights Police Firing
• Cause Of Fatal Fire Probably Accident
• Powhatan Point Blaze Kills Man
• Moundsville Fire Kills One; Fourth Fatal Fire in Past Month Across Valley
• GM's Best Year Ever
• Gov't Wants a Curb On Dashboard Tech
• Drilling Classes Draw All Kinds
• More Than 300 Killed in Prison Fire
• E-Cig Blows Up In Mouth
• Clerk Will Wait For Benwood Bus Vote
• Candidates Speak Out
• Matheny Resigns As Police Chief
• Jones Running Again For Delegate Position
• Payroll Tax Deal Reached
• U.S. Weighing Steep Nuclear Arms Cuts
• Will Vote Be In Time?
• Bayer Lease To Fetch $30 Million
• Soldier's Death Sparks Debate On Helicopters
• Obama Wants Record Budget
• Dolan Moving To Board Offices
• Oilfield Company Uses Former Car Dealership
• Vandals Cause Concern
• Session Fundraising Targeted
• Consol Beefs Up Reserves By 517 Billion Cubic Feet
• Drillers Cut Production As Gas Prices Drop
• OVHS&E Names Mike Caruso Interim CEO
• Close Call In Maine: Romney Squeaks Past Paul by One
• Local Races Capture Attention; Less Interested In State, Federal Seats
• Gas Job Seekers Taking Action; Class Results Positive Say Instructors
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Producers: Keep Regulations Safe, 'Agile'
• Land Going For $112M
• Obama Backing Off On 'The Pill'
• Santorum's Faith Draws Followers
• SMG Eyes Arena, Capitol
• Delegates Approve OPEB Bill
• Still Too Fast?
• Elderly Couple Killed In Ohio County Blaze
• Lenders Settle Abuse Claims for $25 Billion
• 'No Child' Law Left Behind in 10 States
• Santorine, Nailers Are No-Go
• Tighe Runs For Delegate Seat
• Victory Creates A New Contest
• Ohio Attorney General Wants $10K Daily Fines
• Coal, Oil and Gas All Want the Same Turf
• Appeals Court Throws Out Same-Sex Marriage Ban
• Good Day At The Polls For Rick Santorum
• Asbestos Vote For Block's Removal
• Kasich Solidly Behind Gas Industry's Future
• Kasich Wants Ohio Education Reform
• Kasich Relaxes at Wells Academy and in City
• Rogers Hotel Plan Required by Friday
• Senators Say Motorists Should Keep Hands Off Cell Phones
• W.Va.'s Daily Payroll Is $8.7M
• Public Not Sending Lawmakers to Steubenville
• Deep Snow Traps Thousands In Bosnian Villages
• Keeping Minds On Task At Hand
• College Cheats to Score On Magazine's Rankings
• Pros & Cons In Road Show
• Exxon Focus On Belmont County
• City Still Looking to Fund Field
• Area Dominion Plant Taking Shape; $500M Invested in Marshall County
• Oglebay Neighbors Concerned; Chesapeake Looks To Ease Drilling Fears
• 'Sunday Sit-Down': Richard Beyer, President, Wheeling Jesuit University
• 10:15 p.m.: Mitt Romney wins Nevada GOP caucuses
• Lawmakers Move To Tighten Laws For Wild Animal Owners
• Noted Vietnam Reporter And Professor George Esper Dies
• Processor Facilities To Be Built
• Winter's Snow and Chill Remain Delayed
• Sarris Factory Fire Is Under Control
• Later School Year Is Sought
• Physician, 57, Is Ready For New Career in Army
• AEP Ohio Could Sell Its Coal-Fired Mitchell Plant
• Ohio Valley Mall To Get Facelift
• Pa.'s landmark Sarris Candies factory on fire
• Tickets Available For Kasich Speech
• More Talking, Less Spending
• 74 Die In Egypt Soccer Rioting
• Senate Passes OPEB Reform
• Probst: Site Has 'Cracker' Potential
• Defendant's Bathroom Need Doesn't Stall Court Hearing
• Ohio's Early Voting Begins
• Romney Adds Fla. To Victory Column
• Friendly City Is Proclaimed 'Dead Center' of Gas Rush
• Pipeline Firm Takes An Unpopular Route
• Fewer Ohio Teens Get Behind Wheel
• Scandal Spurs Abuse Measure
• Swartzmiller to Seek 7th Delegate Term
• Manchin Supports Pipeline Project
• Bayer Site Still In Contention
• Lack of Candidates Shapes W.Va. Legislative Races
• Powell To Run Against Butler
• Time Running Short in Florida
• Tomblin Gives Details On Junket to Houston
• Industry, Professors at Odds on Gas
• Refinery Possibilities Discussed
• Election Filing Ends
• Pa. Enters Race for Cracker
• Herron: Home Rule a 'Valuable Tool'
• Counties Enjoying Shale Boom
• Workers Hurt in Collapse At Cincinnati Casino Site
• Magruder Optimistic As Nailers Seek Buyer
• Fans: Nailers Need to Stay
• Cruise Company Offers $14,000 To Wreck Passengers
• Two Dead in Moundsville Crash
• Election Law In Senators' Sights
• Cathedral Work Will Prohibit Weddings
• Tomblin Makes Case for 'Cracker'
• Maloney Wants A Rematch
• Consol Reports Year of Records
• MTR Approved For Slots At Scioto Downs
• SEAL Team 6 Victorious Again in Hostage Rescue
• Army To Cut Combat Forces
• 'Cracker' Tax Break Passes; Tomblin Ready to Sign Bill
• Ohio Believes It Has Edge for 'Cracker'
• Marcellus May Hold Less Gas Than Thought
• Obama: American Dream Is in Peril
• Wheeling Shows Off Progress to Tomblin
• Governor Traveling to Texas Thursday in 'Cracker' Effort
• McKinley Seeking To Stay In D.C.
• Court: GPS Needs Warrant
• Diserio Is New Brooke Delegate
• House Passes Cracker Break
• Chesapeake Is Shifting Focus Away From Pa.
• Proposed Field Is 'Public Use'
• Health Law Lags In States
• Rep. Giffords Will Leave U.S. House
• Delegate Seeks Changes To Marcellus Shale Bill
• New Straub Nissan Showroom Open at Highlands
• W.Va. Seeks an Edge In 'Cracker' Contest
• Parents Take On Officials: Vaccinations Subject Of Heated Debate
• MicroSeismic Company Founder Speaks Out
• Shale Studies Pay Off; Students Enter Lucrative Jobs
• Joe Paterno dies at 85
• Gingrich Wins in South Carolina
• The General Comes to Town
• 7:20 p.m: Gingrich Wins South Carolina Primary
• Motions To Be Heard In Nally Case
• Teens Back In Court
• Top GOP Rivals 'Neck and Neck'
• Court: Election May Go Ahead
• Businesses Want Nailers to Stay
• 12:40 p.m.: US Supreme Court Grants Stay on W.Va. Redistricting
• One Dead In Bethlehem Auto Accident
• Amish Sect Leader Willing to Get Power
• Caiman Fined $224,000 For Discharge Into Fish Creek
• Caiman Energy Expanding Presence in Marshall County
• Arrest Made In Knifing Death
• Two Months to Save The Wheeling Nailers
• Report Final On Exotic Animals
• Obama Rejects Pipeline Project
• Manchin Wants To Stay In Senate
• Stabbing Victim Drove To Police
• West Virginia Still in Mix For Cracker, Lawmakers Told
• Vandalia Project Starts After Years
• Committee Selects Candidates
• Cracker Magnet Measure Arrives
• Ohio Drilling Is 'Godsend'
• Seals Won't Run For Re-Election
• Number of Missing Cruise Ship Passengers Raised to 29
• Ex-Gov. Hulett Smith Dies
• Senators Get New Redistricting Map
• W.Va. Company Planning To Build Its Own Cracker
• Power Plants Shifting From Coal to Gas
• W.Va. Gov. Who Abolished Death Penalty Dies at 93
• Out of the Hunt: Huntsman Ends Presidential Bid
• Captain's Conduct Blasted
• Martin Luther King's Work Commemorated
• New Congressional Map Plans Emerge
• British Breakup: Scotland May Aim For Independence
• Down To The Wire; States Continue Push for Plant
• Consol Looking to Hire 300 or More
• Consol Cashes In; Will Spend $1.7 Billion on Gas, Coal Development
• Obama: Time For Smaller System
• Romney Defends His Work
• W.Va. DEP: Injection, Quakes Could Be Tied
• Deep Injection Well Causing Concerns
• A Cold Day for A Power Outage
• Lights Back On Throughout Wheeling
• Follansbee Steel Closing
• Raese Wants Senate Rematch
• Hostess Outlet to Stay Open
• Victim Details Slashing Attack
• New Medical Facilities Locating in St. Clairsville And Bridgeport
• City Manager Finalists Selected
• Federal Government To Blame
• Don't Change Too Much
• Don't Keep Burdening Businesses
• Guilty Plea In Elm Grove Bank Heist
• Obama: U.S. Will Remain Tough
• Redistricting Dispute Dominates Discussion
• Delegate Seeks to Trade Forced Pooling for Taxes
• $225M Shortfall Seen In Next W.Va. Budget
• Johnson Holding Line Against Defense Cuts
• Moundsville Mock Riot Faces Real Difficulties
• Two Girls Attacked in Toronto; Suspect In Custody
• Mountaineer Makes Kern New Manager
• W.Va. Tax Take Rises
• Johnson Tours United Dairy
• Bachmann quits race, says she'll fight for issues
• Wheeling Has $3M for Downtown Plan
• Judges Nix W.Va. Plan For Redraw
• Pipeline to Move Marcellus, Utica Ethane
• Third-Place Paul Looks Toward N.H.
• Romney ekes out 8-vote win over Santorum in Iowa
• Federal Court Voids W.Va. Redistricting Plan
• Lawmakers Look To Next Week's Session Start
• Last Day: 23 Iowa Campaign Stops Combined for Caucus
• Well Is Blamed For Ohio Quakes
• $56M In Tax Cuts To Start The Year
• Belmont County Has 30 Accidents on Ice
• Baby Rings in 2012
• Gastar Plans 24 Wells For Marshall County
• Landowners Hope Coal And Gas Dispute Can Be Resolved
• 2012 Medicare Debate All About the Boomers
• GOP Rivals Court Iowa
• McKinley Remains Optimistic
• Gibbs Frustrated With Washington
• Battle For Plant Heats Up; Ohio, W.Va. Offer Up Tax Incentives
• Sunday Sit-Down: Murray Energy CEO Robert Murray
• Senior Judges Named In Gaughan's Absence
• Four Vie For Seats In 6th
• County Didn't Keep Up With Growth
• Parents Accountable for Underage Drinking
• Cops on Patrol For New Year's
• Local Sears, Kmart Stores Survive Cuts
• The Top STORIES of 2011: High-Profile Marshall Cases Wrap up in '11
• The Top STORIES of 2011: Historic School Meets Wrecking Ball
• Ohio Valley Assessors Take Notice of Findings
• No Swift Rise To Values Set
• The Top STORIES of 2011: Bishop Mourned, Remembered For Service, Pride in City, State
• Bellaire Schools To Miss Ballot
• 40,000 in Monongalia County Will See 10 Percent Increase
• W.Va. Property Values Creep Up
• 2011: A Year to Forget
• THE TOP OF 2011: 2011 Marks Field's Groundbreaking
• THE TOP OF 2011: Wheeling Soldier Serving In Iraq Killed by Rocket
• As the Iraq War Ends, No Parade for Troops
• Benwood Bus Levy Won't Be On Ballot
• Employees Wait to Learn Fate of Stores
• Economists Predicting 2012 as Year of Growth
• EPA Rule May Cause Blackouts
• THE TOP OF 2011: Wheeling Redevelopment Creeps Through 2011
• THE TOP OF 2011: Few Wild Animals Survive Release
• Happy With Gifts, Buyers Seek Deals
• Officer, Suspect Injured in Scuffle
• The Secret of the Hexagon Revealed After Decades
• Call For Peace Met With Blasts
• Embezzlement Not Necessarily A Sign of Financial Difficulty
• TOP OF 2011: West Virginia Finally Gets To Vote for a New Governor
• TOP OF 2011: Marcellus and Utica Shales Go Prime Time
• Which Will It Be?
• Coal Mining Clashing With Gas Drilling
• Murray Energy Expands at Century
• Being Together a Gift
• Nun Famous for Kissing Elvis Prays for Miracle
• Industrial Ventures Are Down In W.Va.
• Wall Street Repeats Prediction of Better Times
• Kotson Waives Hearing
• Car Dealer Gives $60,000 Miracle
• Wal-Mart Pulls Baby Formula
• Woman Denies Stealing $1.2M From Track
• Local Coal Miners Provide Holiday Help
• House GOP Agrees to Two-Month Extension
• Phone Rings In Bomb Squad
• Tax Deal Approved; Passage in House Takes Less Than a Minute
• House Wants New Tax Cut Bill
• More Drilling, Fewer Leases in 2012
• Kim Jong Il Dies
• Troops Exit Iraq
• EPA Rules Threaten Older Power Plants
• Senate Leaders Reach Tentative Agreement
• Former CEOs Charged
• Teacher Resigns
• Chesapeake Completes Fox Commerce Purchase
• Report Predicts Fewer Drilling Jobs in Ohio
• Craigslist Teen Is Transferred To Adult Court
• Unions Call For Jobs At Plant
• Iraq War Officially Over
• National Guard Back From Duty in Kosovo
• Donors Paying Off Layaways
• W.Va. Legislature Passes Marcellus Rules
• Hearing Set For Cameron Teacher
• House Passes Payroll Tax Cut
• Bridge Meeting Doesn't Happen
• Store Owner Won't Be Charged
• Smoking Ban's Expansion Tabled
• $1.2 Million Embezzled From Track
• Committees Pass Marcellus Bill
• Homes Evacuated and Road Closed
• Bridge Owners Want Time
• Would-Be Burglar Killed Outside Store
• Courtroom Nearly Back To 19th Century Condition
• Recht Speaks to WLU Grads
• Drilling Class Now In Session
• When Cops Go Bad: Behavior Linked To Power, Greed
• Gov't Retirees Getting Younger; Causing Friction With Public Sector
• Ohio Election Law Repeal On 2012 Ballot
• 89 Die In Fire
• McAteer: MSHA Failures Evident
• State Recalculates Graduation Statistics
• Waterfall Back In Wetzel County
• State Admits Errors: Park Grad Rate Above Average
• Phillips to Lead Mitt Romney's W.Va. Campaign
• Beasley Was Let Go Twice
• Kessler Expects Session Sunday
• Gunfire Shuts Down Va. Tech
• EPA Blames Fracking For Water Pollution
• District Dispute To Be Heard
• Four File for New 95th District Seat in House
• McMechen Home Burns
• Market Street Bridge Reopens
• Blagojevich Gets 14 Years
• Residents Report Lioness Sightings
• Special Session on Shale Possible
• FAA Chief Quits
• Obama: Middle Class In Jeopardy
• James Allen Carey
• Survivors Recall Pearl Harbor
• Tiu Sits Out East Wheeling Discussion
• Craigslist Murder Charges Sought
• 30,000 Postal Jobs Targeted
• Police Expel Kotson
• Former Fort Henry Club Has 6 Months
• Fire Equipment Still Abandoned
• Where To Try Consol Suit?
• Cuts to Slow Delivery Of First-Class Mail
• Brooke County Commissioner Kazienko Dies
• Stealthy Software On Millions of Cell Phones
• Local Water Rates Will Be on Par With State
• Future Leaders Lauded; Students Awarded $1,000 Scholarships
• Cain Quits Race; Misconduct Allegations Take Toll
• Industry, Lawmakers Debate Gas Tax
• Sunday Sit-Down: Ohio County Circuit Judge Arthur Recht
• Seven Amish To Stay Jailed
• Craigslist Suspect Denies Sex Crime
• Money Missing at Cameron High
• Prosecutor Off The Kotson Case
• Unemployment Rate Falls in November
• Tiu Will Not Run Again
• Violence Reported In Bellaire, Martins Ferry
• Wheeling Police Officer Charged in Sex Assault
• Texas Wanted Craigslist Suspect
• Slippage Problem At Marshall Drilling Site
• Wall Street Surges
• Rash of Marshall County Break-Ins Is Investigated
• Wilson Seeks 2012 Rematch
• Consol Now Hiring for Both Gas and Coal
• Hundreds Hunt For Drilling Employment
• District Fight Going Federal
• Consumer Confidence Rises, But Still Dismal
• Company Planning to Spend $200 Million in Marshall County
• Chesapeake Settles Farm Drilling Suit
• Drilling Fluid Plant Coming to Benwood
• Wetzel Deaths Are Isolated, Sheriff Says
• Maloney May Try Again
• WLU Announces Education Focus
• $1M Bond for Ex-Professor
• Meyer At Helm For OSU Football
• Police Investigate Two Dead in Wetzel
• Boil Order Issued for WJU and Surrounding Area
• Group Eyes 45,000 Acres of Utica Shale
• Rust Belt City Is Pinning Hopes on Drilling Boom
• Father: Son Answered Ad to Provide for Boys
• Two Dead In Wetzel
• Fay's Jewelry to Close at Year's End
• Body Identified as Missing Man
• Newspapers Team Up With Monster.com
• China 'Dumping' Solar Panels; Glyptis: Practice Costs U.S. Jobs
• Levies Don't Come Cheap: Failed Issues Still Cost Big Cash
• Gas Driller Buying Up Local Land
• Airlines Cutting Smaller Flights Over Pricey Fuel
• Local Steel To Be Used in Airport Project
• Cops: Craigslist Toll Could Rise to Three
• Companies Giving GOP, EPA Different Messages
• Poor Marks For Math
• Woman Pepper Sprays Other Shoppers
• Shopping Crowds Out in Droves
• Early Birds Catch Deals
• Obama Remains Mum On Gun Issue
• Sears Hometown Store Now Open For Business
• Drilling Industry To Hold Job Fair
• Abdalla: Amish Arming Selves
• 'Black Friday' Starts Early
• Man Says He Interviewed For Craigslist Job
• Justices Uphold New Districts
• FBI Arrests 7 in Amish Attacks
• Life Goes on for Woman a Decade After Christmas Parade Accident
• Thanksgiving Diners Get Out of the House
• W.Va. Supreme Court Upholds Redistricting Plan
• Missing Ohio Man Could Be Third Craigslist Victim
• Rain Raises Concerns For Streams
• School Salary Divide Grows
• Seven More Amish Men Arrested
• Ballouz Planning Run for Council
• A Little Turkey With Your Salt?
• Ohio Group Urges Exotic Animal Ban
• Tea Party Panel Told To Take Meeting Elsewhere
• Super Failure
• Road Slips Number In Hundreds
• Schools Aren't Sure Who Will Buy Computers
• $10.4M Spent On Gov. Race
• Bridge Lawsuit Moving Forward
• Several Homeless In Jacob St. Blaze
• Debt Panel Set To Admit Failure
• Project Stuck In The Mud
• Parish Turns $500,000 Into $1 Million
• Pickens: U.S. Must Gain Independence
• Kessler Calling the Shots: Senate Leader Says He Won't Hold Grudges
• Troops Head Out: Valley Bids 305th Farewell
• Teen Among Suspects in Alleged Craigslist Killing
• Samaritans Pull Driver From Burning Vehicle
• Professor: Methane Spike Seen Near Drilling Activity
• Parade Kicks Off Holiday Season
• School Project Work Drags
• More Gas Plants On Way to Valley
• Updated: 16-year-old Charged in Craigslist Murder
• Jason Wilson Stepping Down
• Judge Recht Consolidates East Wheeling cases
• Delegate: Hire More W.Va. Workers
• Unexcused Absences High in Region
• Vo-Tech Programs Vital To Cutting Dropout Rate
• Kessler Elected Senate Chief
• EPA 'Confident' of State's Ability to Regulate Drilling
• Senator: Say No Way To Layaway
• Police Storm Protest Camps
• Consensus on Drilling Still Eludes Lawmakers
• Chesapeake: Cracker Still Part of Equation
• Tomblin Sworn in as W.Va. Governor
• More Teachers With Salary Freezes Take Second Jobs
• Benwood Adding Business
• Hospital Rate Boosts OK'd
• Elderly Amish Man's Beard Cut
• Feds Concerned About Fracking
• Vet Groups Seek Young Joiners
• Code Talker Speaks To Hancock Veterans
• 11/11/11 Stokes Hopes Of Luck
• Billiard Recalls His Past With Disgraced Friend Sandusky
• Oglebay Park Shines Brightly
• 1100 Block Work May Cost $4M
• Flasher Case Ends In Plea
• Drilling Ramps Up In Belmont County
• WVU Sues Big East Conference
• Action Sought on Damaged Road
• Criminals' Cars Join Cops' Fleet
• Building Named In Honor Of Judge
• Last Of Flasher Charges Ahead
• West Virginia Accepted into Big 12
• Ohioans Consider Health Care Issue
• Train Derailment Near Powhatan Dumps Coal
• Long Line for Free Grocery Distribution
• Issue 2 Weighs Spending And Public Workers
• Local Officials Don't See Drilling Boom Crime Wave
• Manchin Wants Football Inquiry
• Catholic Elementary School Will Close
• Two Wetzel schools dismissing early from flooding concerns
• State Orders Exotic Animals Quarantined
• Senators Supporting Fly Ash Bill
• Age Is An Issue On Ohio Ballot
• Vandals Outrage Wheeling Neighborhood
• Wetzel Jobless Rate Is the Worst in State
• Serial Killer Dies In Prison
• Disgraced Krishna Leader Dies in India
• Man Shows Handgun, Demands Money
• Moundsville Business Robbed at Gunpoint
• UPDATE: One Killed in Interstate 70 Crash
• Drillers Boosting Hotel Tax Revenue
• 8:00 a.m.: One Dead in Multi-Car Accident on I-70
• Teen Athletes Fight Cancer; Community Rallies Behind Local Players
• 20 Wells Planned In Ohio
• $60M Spent In Road Repairs; Chesapeake Lauded For Quick Action
• Two Primaries Planned for Buckeye State in 2012
• Watts Gets Hard Time
• Post Office Closes Doors
• Ohio Cracking Down, W.Va. to Review Laws
• Lax Laws Blamed For Animal Crisis
• No Pets Are Perfect
• McKinley, Manchin on Same Team
• $1 Million Creek Cleanup Starts; Men's Store to Open at Mall
• Moundsville Lions Club Turns 70
• Let's Go For a Ride In the Car
• Oldtimers Still Needed
• Manchin Cast in Same Mold as Byrd
• Choice: College Or Prison
• Motel Business Boosted; Neffs Sewage Plan Gets More Funds
• Work to Resume At Fostoria Site
• Boomers Are Fed Up
• Looking Forward to 2012 in W.Va.
• Pay Plans Set by Law
• Group Seeks to Lease 40K Acres to Drillers
• Animal Shelter Levy Fails
• Tomblin Stays In
• Defense Rests in Dolin Murder Case
• Wetzel voters OK Levy; Hancock Levy Defeated
• Tomblin Earns Governor's Nod
• Four People Cleared In Rumorz Raid
• Parents Looking Forward To Having Field Close to Home
• Ground Broken For Local Miracle Field
• Maloney-Tomblin Race a 'Toss-Up'
• Tomblin Campaign Denies Politics Behind Maloney "Implication"
• Flushing Turns Out for Marine
• Fla. Man Accused of Extortion
• Doctor at Wheeling Hospital Found Negligent in Death
• Beyer Takes WJU Reins
• Perry Brings His Energy Message
• Millions Awarded in Medical Malpractice Suit
• Chesapeake Cashes In On Utica Shale
• Robbery Suspect Arrested in Md.
• West Liberty Buys Post Office
• Doctor Wants Study of Drilling's Impact
• Race Is On For Final Voters
• Postal Workers Call on McKinley
• Postmaster Murder Trial Hits Sudden Halt
• Guilty Plea in Flashing
• Roadblocks to Justice Discussed in Wheeling
• Wilson Cut Out Of District
• Teen Killed in Crash
• Deadly Shooting In Park
• Shooting Reported in Barnesville
• W.Va. Race In Home Stretch
• Search for Security Funding Continues
• 'Zombies' Hit Moundsville
• Doctor Becomes Weekend Warrior
• Eyes On The Map; Redistricting Focus Of Town Hall
• WJU Looks to a New Era; Unique President Takes Helm
• Shale's Future Strong; Bayer Chief Still Hopeful for Plant
• Decades-Old Work Blamed in Collapse
• Perry Set To Visit Wheeling
• Study: 12,000 Cracker Jobs Possible
• 22K Locals Are Living In Poverty
• Collapse Leaves Old Church Roof Holey
• Wheeling Committee Split On City's Redistricting Options
• Resident Fighting for Bus Stop
• Poll Company: Rockefeller Under Manchin
• Early Voting Under Way For W.Va. Special Election
• Early Voting Begins; W.Va. Voters Head to the Polls
• Center Wheeling Power Back On
• TIF Expansion OK'd
• West Liberty Post Office Closes Oct. 21
• Plants in Plain Sight
• Chevron Takes Over Leases
• Diocese Announces $1.2M Gift to WJU
• W.Va. School Wages Higher
• Mural Painter Is Big Picture Person
• City of Wheeling Goes to War
• Voting Begins This Week
• Weekend Spent On The River
• Mountain State Made Home; Scouts Set Up 10K-Acre Camp
• Plane Crashes At W.Va. Air Show
• Robbery Suspect Hiding His Size?
• Funding Saves Ferry Service
• Festival at Full Speed
• Property Owners Line Up for Exxon
• Capehart Stresses Entrepreneurship In Field of Education
• Hess Continues East Ohio Buying
• Site Shows W.Va. By The Numbers
• Crime Watches Hold City Summit
• $10,000 Drilling Fees Sought
• Marshall May Get New TIF District
• Sternwheelers Arriving
• John Marshall Coach's Resignation Accepted
• Ohio's Lines Being Drawn
• O'Haver Honored for 20 Years of Service
• Volunteers Abound: Day of caring off and running
• John Beaty
• $3.8M Fine For Hospital Group
• Bridge Comes Tumbling Down
• Today Is Deadline For W.Va. Voter Registration
• Long-Standing Bridgeport Bridge Razed Today
• Local Hospitals Fined $3.8M for Alleged Medicare, Medicaid Fraud
• Service Conducted In Honor of 9/11 Victims
• Parade Held For Fallen Heroes
• Valley Marks Attack Anniversary
• Bees Swarm Downtown
• Break-In Foiled
• Demolition of Bridgeport Bridge Is Set for Monday
• Schools Lock Down After Attempted Home Invasion
• Poll Claims Manchin Unbeatable
• Ethane Going To Canada
• Inmates Charged With Holding Guard Hostage
• Most Have Minds Made Up on Choice for Governor
• Baber Calls for Increase In Resource Severance Rates
• Maloney: Drug Test Teachers
• Candidates Debate Gas Drilling in W.Va.
• Poll: Maloney Gains, Tomblin Up by 6 Points
• Mike Oliverio Announces He's Going to Run Again for Congress
• Gubernatorial Debate Tonight
• Wetzel County Man Is Shooting Victim
• Annual Dan Dague Car Show Rescheduled Due to Rain
• Adena Student Killed In Accident
• Chief Facing Battery Counts
• McKinley Touts W.Va. Coal in Israel
• Annual Fire Muster Set in Honor of 9/11
• Brooke Officials Question Precincts in Redistricting
• More Hiring for Chesapeake
• Shell Seeks Plant Home; Hope Alive For Local Site
• Sunday Sit-Down: Bob Ney
• Hit The Water, Weekend Makes Big Splash
• Local 9-11 Group Urges Action
• Debate Getting Closer; Gubernatorial Candidates to Spar In Wheeling
• Dow Commits $10 Million To Protecting Resources
• Vintage Regatta Kicks Off
• Credit Union Robbed
• Kessler Boots Possible Rival
• Super Salaries In East Ohio Schools
• Body Found Believed To Be Missing Man
• Marshall Commission Calls For Use of Local Workers
• Child Center Ground Broken
• Local Postal Jobs Vs. National Money Loss
• DeMarco Wary Of Drill Bill
• Deputies Recovering After Gunshot
• Hospital: Old School's Condition on the Decline
• Fly Ash Measure To Get Fall Vote
• Boat Docks Added To Heritage Port for Events
• Two Are Shot
• Accident Wounds Deputies; Gun Malfunctions, Two Sent to Hospital
• Can You Hear Me Now? Yes, Says Cameron
• Jobless Numbers Worse Locally
• Bridgeport Bridge May Come Down
• Valley Gets a Last Taste of Summer: Elizabethtown, Wine & Jazz Festivals Pull in Some Big Crowds
• Local Schools Get 'F'; Don't Meet State Mandate For Progress
• Burglaries Spike in Area; Chase on for Suspects
• Two Cited for Providing Alcohol to Underage Man
• Brooke Fighting To Keep Delegate
• AEP Must Pay $7M
• Benwood Still Wants to See Bridge Come Down
• ABCA Holds Rumorz Hearing
• Ex-Deputy Convicted In Girl's Sex Assault
• Owners: Coast Guard OKs Bridge Removal
• Village Seeks Water Hike
• Flasher Suspect Posts New Bond
• Marshall Ethane Will Be Sent to Canada
• Marenkovic Found Guilty on Two Counts
• Back to School for Wheeling - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• East Coast Quake Mocked: 5.8 Shake Makes West Coast Snicker
• WVU Library To Archive Newspapers
• Steubenville Mayor Pleads Guilty to DUI
• Mount Sale Is Final
• Waves of Va. Quake Felt in the Ohio Valley
• UPDATED: 5.8-magnitude quake shakes valley, East Coast
• Former Deputy Goes To Trial
• Services Are Held For Bishop Schmitt
• Lawmakers Urge Local Labor for Dominion Plant
• Libya Rebels Seize Capital
• County, WVNCC Sign Straub Deal
• Flooding Kills 3 in Pittsburgh
• Road Slip Wrecks Truck
• $5.8M Boost For The Future
• Last of Large Loads Rolls In
• Consol Signs $3.4B Deal
• Nehlen Rallies For Coal
• Valley Goes To See 'Doughboy'
• WVNCC Finalizes Purchase of Former Straub Building
• Tomblin Tours WVNCC
• West Named YMCA 'Light of the Valley'
• Water Rate Hike Passage Delayed
• Post Office Facing New Downsizing Plan
• Maloney Wants Court Reform
• Funeral Arrangements Set For Retired Bishop Schmitt
• Manchin Seeks D.C.'s 'Middle'
• Ready To Take Charge In Weirton
• Bellaire Schools to Try Again
• Bridgeport Man Dies in Collapse
• Theater Shows Capital Return
• Former Bishop Schmitt Dies at Age 82
• Town Seeks Huge Hike
• Kroger's Contract Rejected
• Man Dies In Shooting
• Progress Delayed for Downtown
• Editor Takes on The 'Tyrants of the East'
• BluesFest Packs Em' In Again
• Plant Plans In Jeopardy; Pipeline Would Send Gas to La.
• Fallen Heroes Honored; 'Field of Flags' In New Martinsville
• Another Court Rules Against Health Law
• $10 Million Award In 'Spoofing' Case
• Two More Trucks Run Off the Roads
• 'National Adventure' Needed for Energy
• E-Cigs Aren't Wanted In Ban
• Court rules portion of health law unconstitutional
• Answers Are Sought In Helicopter Crash
• States Join Frack Fray
• Outage Closes Stores
• Ward Map Proposals Go to Public
• Bids Sought For New Warehouse
• Parkersburg man believed to be among dead soldiers from weekend attack
• November new target for Bellaire Bridge Demolition
• Man Charged in Underage Party
• Wellsburg Lifts Gas Drilling Ban
• McKinley: GOP Did Not Slash Medicare
• McKinley Says Congress Was Not Told Truth
• Steelworkers Meet RG Chief
• Truck Driver Dies In Crash
• Interstate Accident Kills Driver in Ohio
• Blaze Proves Fatal
• Marshall County Has $2.7M Left
• One Dead in U.S. 250 Crash
• Health Officials Claim E-Cig Vapor Is Concern for Public
• Papers Win 19 Awards
• Three Fighting Cancer Benefit From Green Race
• Gubernatorial Debate in Wheeling; Three Leading Candidates Set to Square Off
• 'Sunday Sit-Down': TODAY'S GUEST: Dr. Joseph Maroon
• Manchin To Address Chamber; Senator Guest For August Luncheon
• Strand Curtain To Rise Aug. 20
• NM Drilling Ban To Be Reversed
• Committee OKs 'Mason County Flip'
• Dominion Ready to Move Ahead With Gas Facility
• Accused Flasher Faces More Charges
• 3:13 p.m.: Watts found guilty of sex crimes
• School's In For Summer
• New Martinsville Likely to Overturn Ban
• West Lib To Lose Its Post Office
• New CEO Named:HB&W Inc. Welcomes Mark Prince
• New Business Heads to Benwood
• Bellaire Voters Say No To Levy
• Doctor Indicted On Tax Charges
• Belmont County Gas Business Is Booming
• City Beats Levy Drum
• W.Va. Lawmakers Approve Plan to Raise Debt Ceiling
• Holloway: Credit Rating Likely to Stay at Triple A
• House OKs Deal
• Mayor Arrested For OVI
• Dolin Trial Set for September
• 3:25 p.m.: Manchin, Rockefeller to support debt deal
• Sept. 11 Plans Get Under Way
• Patriot Guard Honors VanCamp and Family
• Community Remembers Fallen War Hero
• Six Coal Miners Injured in Train Accident
• Teeing Up to 'Finish the Field'
• Tensions Grew In July 1861
• W.Va. Lottery Takes $6.2B Since 1986
• Man Accused Of Drugging Victims
• Judge Upholds Bridge Ownership
• Justice Talks Tough On Solving Truancy
• Weirton Fire Chief Cleared
• Mold In WPHS Carpet
• No Drilling in New Martinsville
• EPA Joins Debate On Gas Drilling Pollution
• Coal Slurry Settlement Is Reached
• Money Differences Plug Progress on Pipelines
• Weirton Hiring New City Manager
• Owners Seek to Keep East Wheeling Homes
• 7:50 p.m. Escaped Felon Captured
• Alligator Caught in Parkersburg
• Gas Deal Worth $80M
• Pharmacy Owner Fought Robbery
• Post Offices on Target List
• Escaped Felon May Be in Wheeling
• UPDATE: Police name suspect arrested in Fulton robbery
• Redistricting Could Cost Brooke County One Seat
• Mall Space Booked Already
• One Killed in Ohio Fire
• Maloney Visits Northern Panhandle
• Residents Line Up to Pay Respects
• Valley Honors Fallen War Hero
• Italian Festival Still Draws a Crowd
• Noon: Thousands turn out to honor VanCamp
• Young Democrats Are Sought
• Wheeling: City Of Industry; Barnstormers Group Reflects on History
• Gas A Cash Crop: Public Entities Benefit From Drilling Money
• Services, Parade to Honor VanCamp
• Thousands Left in Dark After Storm
• 'Poison,' 'Toxic' Nixed By Judges
• Possible Murder Witness Arrested
• Officials Keep Eye on Menu
• Man Found Dead On City Steps
• Soldier's Route Selected; Procession Will Travel to Elm Grove
• Committee: Keep Neighborhoods Together in Election Season
• 4:17 p.m.: Nearly 3,000 without power in Moundsville
• 6:15 p.m. Shooting Reported in Bellaire
• Future Of Fire Chief Debated
• Development Could Bring Natives Home
• Participants Tell of Problems
• Marcellus Drillers Spar With Foes in Wheeling
• Suspected Flasher In Jail Again
• Heat Won't Be Beat
• 6:30 a.m.: Last space Shuttle Comes Home, Ends 30-Year Era
• Tomblin: Chances of Cracker Good
• Union Wants Chief To Go
• No Decision on Expansion of Smoking Ban
• Drilling Ban May Not Last Long For Wellsburg
• Balanced Budget Bill Wanted
• Santorum Presses Rising Energy Need
• Moundsville Police Chief Named; Wheeling Lieutenant Taking Reins of Department
• Dynamite Discovery In Idaho Residence
• Santorum Here Today
• OPEB Deal Is In The Works
• Boomers Not Staying Healthy
• Shutting Down The Borders
• Allen Loughry Is Supreme Court Hopeful
• Drilling Deals Sought
• Film To Be Screened In New Martinsville
• More Than 200 Flags 'Retired' at Port
• Dolin Delays Drag On; Three Years Later, Questions Unanswered
• Local Duo Brings The Music Home
• Living The Dream: Area Acts Coming Up Fast
• Sistersville Ferry To Restart Today
• On a Long Haul
• Police Horse Dies at JITH
• 'Superload' Moving Super Slow: 407,000 Pound Machine on Move
• 12:47 p.m.: Cameron suffers major water line break
• Sentence Handed Down In 2008 Raid On Nogales
• Jamboree In The Hills Kicks Off With a Bang
• Bus Stop Discussion Curbed
• A Problem Is Growing
• Mother Charged In Son's Death
• Oglebay Drilling Plan Opposed
• State Shuts Down Weirton Strip Club
• I-70 to Close Friday for Turbine Transport
• Henline Wants Bus Stop Gone, Cites Vandalism to Hall
• Bus Stop Claimed as Nexus Of Independence Hall Vandalism
• Tomblin Issues Drilling Order
• Commissioners Call For a Local Cracker
• WVU Player Charged With Robbery Kicked Off Team
• 3:15 p.m.: WVU kicks Busick off team following arrest
• Earlier Voice Wanted In W.Va.
• Landowner Meeting By Invitation Only
• Clock Ticking In Manager Search
• Postmaster Murder Trial To Move a Second Time
• W.Va. GOP Eyes 2012 Presidential Convention
• Ohio to Get $1M for Taking Frack Water
• Accident Leads To Evacuations
• New Gas Jobs Expected To Be In Thousands
• Obama Taken To Task On Jobs
• Energy Added To Tea Party
• Difficulties Idle Sistersville Ferry
• Pit Bull Shot After Multiple Attacks; Home Health Employee, Bellaire Residents Are Chased Down by Dog
• Delegates Visit Gas Drilling Site
• 11:08 a.m.: Propane truck wrecks, shuts down W.Va. 88 in Marshall County
• Drilling Debate Goes to Bethany
• Father Charged In Son's Death
• Padlow: Is He Guilty?
• Santorum To Speak Here On July 19
• Wheeling Man Has A 'Tunnel Vision'
• 2:24 p.m.: Jury acquits Casey Anthony of first-degree murder
• Old DiCarlo's Demolished
• Companies Quiet on Dig Near PPG
• Records Areas Deemed Unsafe
• Long Weekend Filled With Independence Day Events
• Hope For Crackers Still High
• Bethesda Girl Gives Voice To Anthem
• W.Va. To Host Expo; Oil, Gas Event Set for Oct. 5 In Morgantown
• Debts Still Hang: Ohio County Development Authority Reacts To Audit Findings
• Valley Turns Out To Honor Troops
• Special Delivery: Flag Flown in Iraq for Wheeling Man
• McCullough Retiring From West Liberty After 40 Years
• Murray Eyes St. C for HQ
• Kessler Wants Frack Disclosure
• VanCamp Is Remembered As 'Nice, Kind and Polite'
• Valley Soldier Killed Serving His Country
• Wheeling native David VanCamp dies in Iraq
• Follansbee celebrates outgoing Mayor Tony Paesano's career
• SB 5 Petitions In, Await Verification
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• Valley Invited To Witness a Miracle
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• 'Patriot' Honored With Silver Star
• Abuse of 'Bath Salts' Increases
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• Ventura Will Take Over As Range CEO on Jan. 1
• Knives Banned in City-County Building
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• Report: 933 West Virginians Died of AIDS in Past 26 Years
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• Pit Bull Owner Arrested
• State Officials Hold Talks With Residents
• 'Fair Pay' Sought For Local Hospitals
• One-Vote Margin In Mayor's Race Official
• Wheeling Council Redefines 'Family'
• Agencies Say They Are Now More Prepared
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• Rule Changes Scrutinized
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• Belmont County Disaster Declared
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• 7 p.m.: WVU releases settlement agreement with Bill Stewart
• National Weather Service Looking Into Cause of Cameron Flash Flood
• Health Care To Cost More
• Leak Closes W.Va. 2
• Former POWs To Gather in Brooke
• Leak Shuts Down W.Va. 2
• Klempa Named to W.Va. Committee
• W.Va. Day Is a Chance for Wheeling to Shine
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• Pay to Play OK'd
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• West Lib Recount Canceled
• 11:30 a.m.: Weiner Resigns Amid Sexting Scandal
• AL Solutions Will Cooperate With Investigation Into Blast
• Say It Isn't So, Joe
• Boy, 2, Dies In Brooke Blaze
• Helicopter Makes A Close Landing
• 10:15 a.m. Fire Kills Six in Warren, Ohio
• Redistricting Committee Convenes
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• Velegol Wins in Follansbee
• Water Back For Most of Weirton
• Blaze Destroys Wheeling Homes
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• 'Intrusive' Bill Concerns Tiu
• Mazzone Named Judge of the Year
• Triadelphia Pays Tribute to Deputy
• Eminent Domain: History Repeated
• 'Uphill Battle' Ahead: Four Fighting Eminent Domain
• Bluegrass Roots Sprouted in Valley: Musician Reflects On Past
• Alternative Fuel Found? Natural Gas May Hold Key to Lower Prices at the Pump
• Census Taking a Look At Downtown Demographics
• Carpenter Back In Court on Charges
• Water Break Leaves City Dry
• Local Moviegoers Say 'Super 8' Is Super Fun
• Update: WVU confirms Stewart resignation
• 15 Arrested In Pill Ring
• Both Anger And Optimism Voiced On Fate of Plant
• AEP Could Close Kammer Plant
• 11:40 a.m.: Downtown Wheeling Census Under Way
• Barry Carpenter indicted on new charges
• AEP to Close Kammer Plant
• Centra To Be Merged Into United Bank
• Union OKs Ormet Deal
• Cancer Risk Not A Phone Hang-Up
• Sledd Agrees To Purchase Property
• Ormet Workers Approve Contract
• Union Group Applauds Commissioner's Comment
• Bayer Hopeful For Shell Plant
• Council Moves To Take Homes
• Back From Surgery in the Big Apple
• Ormet, Union Reach A Deal
• Eminent Domain Vote Set Tonight
• Ormet, Union reach tentative agreement
• Vets Remember D-Day In Their Own Ways
• Water Line Repaired, Hole in Street Is Next
• Former Belmont County Sheriff Katherine Crumbley Dies
• OVMC Takes the Prize: Hospital's Chili Named Best in Wheeling
• Reps Blast Obama, Say President Fails on Job Issue
• Water Break Blues: City Workers Burn The Midnight Oil
• AIDS Message Not Getting Through: Ohio Valley Cases Going Undiagnosed
• Sunday Sit-Down: Ohio Gov. John Kasich
• No Charges In Fatal Crash On W.Va. 2
• Local Family Mourns Victim
• Break Floods Center Wheeling
• Marcellus Shale Potential Studied
• Water Break Shuts Down Main Street
• Cancer Center Expands To Bellaire Facility
• Unions Fight Against New Law
• DeWine Seeks Faster Evidence Turnaround
• Capito Calls For EPA To Consider Jobs
• Two Rig Convoys Kept Police Busy
• Island Shooting Took Less Than a Minute
• Carpenter Faces Theft Charges
• Who Are You Going To Call on Drilling?
• Ormet Workers Reject Contract
• Ormet Workers Reject Contract
• Island Shots Injure Three
• Marshall County Pays Tribute
• Day of Respect
• A 'Patton's Boy' Recalls 3rd Infantry Division
• Kiger One of Unit's Last Five Survivors
• Navy Veteran Spends His Life on the Water
• Memories of War
• Stephen An Inspiration
• Big Day, Big Win: Wheeling Native Takes Home First
• For the Troops: Flag Carried Duration of Run
• Justice Is Served: Former Prisoner of War Receives Purple Heart To Replace Stolen Medal
• Wheeling native wins Ogden Half Marathon Classic
• Fire destroys Center Wheeling homes
• Welcome Surprise For Girl
• Not an Average Starter's Pistol
• Girl's Seventh Birthday Includes Ogden Fun Run
• Torch Relay Lights the Road to Freedom
• Paramount Pictures approves local, advance screening of 'Super 8'
• Local Delegates Selected For Redistricting Committee
• Drilling Problems Claimed
• Kasich Talks Jobs In St. C
• Race Weekend Events to Begin
• Delegate Claims Illegal Labor Used in Drilling
• Eighty Years in Prison For Robbery of 13-Year-Olds
• 4:55 p.m.: Thompson names W.Va. House redistricting committee
• Nine More On Race Hall Of Fame List
• Search on for Shooting Suspects
• Cameron community meeting on drilling canceled
• Mine Is In Compliance Over Slurry
• Drilling Wastewater Dumped in Allegheny
• Better Roads, Jobs Demanded
• Homeowner Finds Policy Falls Short on Cave-In
• Traffic Problem Targeted
• Postal Murder Trial In August
• I-70 Repaving Project Delayed
• Chevron Staking Out Marcellus Shale Claims
• WPHS Class of '11 Begin Their Futures
• Traveling Tribute: Torch Relay Opens Memorial Day Weekend Events
• Fire Guts South Wheeling Home
• Patriotism Explosive
• History Repeats Itself: Taxation Sparked W.Va. Secession
• Manchin Caps First Six Months
• W.Va. Man Picks Jail Over Alimony
• Ohio May OK Park Drilling
• Miracle Field Hoping 'Major Donors' Can Help
• Online Rental Scam In Area
• Gas Executive Makes The Case for Marcellus Drilling
• Racers and Fans Have Broad Food Selection
• Williams Wants Unified America
• Is Lease Worth Thousands or Millions?
• Sharing Roads With Rigs a Two-Way Street
• Tunnel Ridge Mine Ready to Ramp Up
• Police Cite Big Carrier Convoy
• Poll Claims Tomblin Has Early Lead
• 'It's All About Jobs'
• Project Is Met With Dissent
• Audit: WLU Coaches Didn't Pay Taxes on Camp Revenue
• Local Events Touted
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• Landfill Taking Drilling Waste
• Columbus Man Is Sought In Connection With Murder
• Weekend Filled With Wild Weather
• 11:50 a.m.: Police Identify 'Person of Interest' in Woodsdale Slaying
• Mineral Owners Sue Chesapeake
• Police Continue to Investigate Murder
• Wheeling Councilman Faces Eminent Domain
• Tyler County Rescue Farm Destroyed By Severe Storm
• Rain Overwhelms Streets
• Grads Urged to Use Time Wisely
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• Search Continues for Malicious Beating Suspects
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• Tomblin, Maloney Win Gubernatorial Primary
• West Virginia Votes Today
• WVNCC Graduates Told To Be Class of Achievers
• Poll: Maloney leads over Ireland in Republican Gov. Race
• Wild Weather on Friday the 13th
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• Wheeling Officials Plan Exciting Summer
• Company May Be Responsible
• MarkWest Liberty Inspectors Noticed Cloudy Water in Buffalo Creek
• Early Voter Turnout Mixed
• W.Va. Senators Discuss Changing Congress District
• Ironmen Are Ready to Run Again
• Chemical Found In Ohio River
• Capito: GOP Group Has Energy Focus
• Early Voting Ends Today
• Companies Listen To Residents' Concerns
• McKenzie and Council Address Housing Concerns
• Several Fires Strike East Ohio
• Weirton To Vote On New Budget
• Glen Dale Bar Is Going Smoke Free Voluntarily
• Union Approves RG Contract
• McMechen Signs Gas Deal With Chesapeake
• Twenty Years For Arson
• Democrat Candidates Outraise Republicans
• Panhandle Residents Among The Oldest
• Maryland Sues Chesapeake
• Four Companies Consider Ethane Cracker
• Car Fatally Hits Woman
• Kessler Says Tomblin Claims Are 'Fiction'
• Race Events May Draw 1,600 Participants
• Moundsville Councilman Lets It Slip: City Manager Plans to Retire
• Mingo Junction Clerk Race Down to 11 Votes
• Voter Intimidation Alleged
• Bellaire Says No To Tax
• School Bus Hit: Gas Drilling Truck Cited in Accident
• Mingo, Steubenville voters select nominees
• 2011 Ohio Election results
• Bellaire school levy fails
• It's Primary Election Day in Ohio
• America Reacts to News of Bin Laden's Death
• Holloway: West Virginia Good Example of Malpractice Reform
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• Many Issues In Hands Of Ohio Voters
• Storch Fed Up With 'Unclassified Funds'
• Half Marathon Sure to Challenge
• Hitting Rock Bottom: Ohio County Leads State in Calls To Gambling Hotline
• Sunday Sit-Down: Kathryn Klaber
• British Celebrate As William Weds Kate
• All But One Back Collective Bargaining for Public Workers
• Candidates Lay Blame On Tomblin
• Dems Vow to Develop Gas
• Follansbee Out on a Limb
• Tyler County Man Dead In Cutting Mishap
• Democrats Debate Tonight at WVNCC
• Brooke Coach Fired After Facebook Rant
• Ireland and Tomblin Lead in Party Polls
• Gambling Opposed
• Seven Unanimous Against Public Collective Bargaining
• Candidates Call for Variety Of Reforms
• Gas Exploration Backed
• Republican Hopefuls To Debate in Wheeling
• Congress Looks At Gas Prices
• Officials Contain Ammonia Leak at East Wheeling Plant
• Suter Murder Hearing Delayed
• Ammonia Leak Contained
• New Study A Reminder On Meat Safety
• Consol: Traffic Issues Are Being Addressed
• Easter Egg Hunt Draws Big Crowd
• Civil War Erupts: Area Split By Loyalties
• Early Voting to Begin
• Quest for Governor's Job Heats Up
• Eyes on East Wheeling: Leaders Focused on Revitalization
• Fox Analyst Williams To Address Chamber
• Husband Arrested in Woman's Fatal Shooting
• $27M Payout For Stack Fire
• Chesapeake Sued Over Dumping
• Civil War Guide Is Tourism Tool
• Traffic Upsets Dallas Residents
• $91,000 Slurry Spill Fine Appealed
• Standoff Ends With Arrest
• 4:15 p.m.: Shots Fired, Man Arrested at St. Clairsville-area Home
• Committee Clashes on Fracking
• Dallas Murder Trial Is Moving
• Suspect Held In Bank Robbery
• School Employees Getting Raises
• 5 p.m.: Police Arrest Robbery Suspect in Bellaire
• Chesapeake, Others Reveal More Chemicals in Process
• Senate Districts Will Shift In W.Va.
• OVHS&E Shows $3.6 Million Profit
• Former Bethany Professor In Custody, Awaiting Extradition
• Tax Day Is Here
• O'Leary: More Security Needed
• Consol Ups Gas, Coal Production
• Perdue Says He Will Lead on Shale
• A New Class Enters: Seven Join Wheeling Hall of Fame
• 'Guilty' Not So Simple: Suter Admission Not Cut and Dry in Court
• Army Reservists Building a Temporary Bridge at Wheeling Island Marina
• Need for Unity Is Stressed At Tax Rally in Moundsville
• Two-Mile Hill Speed Reduction Possible
• Police Cameras Up And Running in Friendly City
• Scrambled Eggs And Slot Machines
• Police Say Brother Admits to Shooting
• 12:30 p.m.: Fatal Shooting Reported in Moundsville
• Pa. Drilling Permit Approval Takes 35 Minutes
• Building Will Be Named For Broadwater
• Nally To Face Rape Charge
• Chesapeake Bid Blocked By Judge
• Ohio Finds Dead Voters on Rolls
• Drilling In City Is Nixed: Wellsburg Says 'No Thanks' To Fracking
• Tomblin Visits Coal Mine
• Schools Breaking Up Their Calendar
• Post Office May Lose More Jobs
• Anniversary of Start Of Civil War Marked
• School Grant List Snubs Panhandle
• Barnes Seeks Protection For Property Owners
• Chesapeake Wave Now Heading North
• Decades of Fun, Friendship on Links
• Major Paving Work To Start
• Bill Will Block EPA On Fly Ash
• Wheeling Country Day School Announces Capital Campaign
• Mother, Son Die In Morning Blaze
• No Work Means No Pay for Local Senators
• Ireland Talks 'Tough'
• Radioactive Frack Waste Dumping Prohibited
• Water Tests Stressed Before, After Drilling
• Rock Slides Plague W.Va. 2
• 11:00 a.m.: Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Allison: 'Crony Capitalists' Weren't Held Accountable
• Thompson: Legislature Needs Elected Governor
• Kessler Wants Gas Money Set Aside for 'Future Fund'
• Symphony Unveils Season of Thrills
• Race Ends In Tie
• Big Praise, Big Prizes At Highlands Cabela's
• Polls Open Today
• Group Wants EPA to Eye Gas Drilling
• Blast's Impact Still Felt One Year After Tragedy
• A Season of Thrills: Wheeling Symphony Announces Lineup
• Toddler on Motorcycle Results in Felony Charges
• Pupils, Parents Put On Notice
• Gas Drilling Boom Digs Up Inn's Past
• Sunday Sit-Down: W.Va. Schools Superintendent Jorea Marple
• Proof Not There: Prof: Drilling, Earthquakes Not Connected
• Taking a Stand: Autism Day Celebrated With Walk, Signing
• Rumbles of War Creep Across U.S.
• Duck ... Duck ... Goosed: City Can't Get Rid of Foul Fowl
• Blast Spurs Safety Orders
• Group Questioning Rockefeller's Motives
• Pension Liabilities Can Weigh Heavily
• Campaign Ends At 90 Percent Of $805,000 Goal
• Union Leader Says It's Time To Start Collecting Signatures
• Health Ranks Divide Valley
• Electricity Rates Go Up While AEP Wanted More
• Driller: Ohio, Marshall Counties More Valuable
• Bonuses for Wilson Staffers Questioned
• Sours, Casino Part Ways
• Track Announces Series of Upgrades
• Wetzel County Considers Deal
• Candidate Wants To Transform Judiciary
• Lawyer Seeks Change In Ruling
• Ohio Readies For Gas Drilling Rush
• Civil War Anniversary Activities Announced
• McKenzie: Jobs Are Here, Homes Are Not
• Commissioner's Plea Deal Denied
• Four Local Students Win WVU Bucklew Scholarships
• Candidates Talk Jobs, Taxes, Health
• Yurko Heading to World Barrel Racing Challenge
• Elizabeth Stifel Kline To Join Hall
• Wellsburg Man Celebrates 104th
• No Rest For The Retired: Bowman at Work For W.Va. Governor
• Hundreds Attend Maple Sugaring Day
• Warm Welcome Home for Marine
• $2,000 Raises Given In Marshall County
• Mom Pleads Guilty In Child's Death
• Family Service Asks County For $20,000 in Assistance
• Weather Needs A Human Touch
• 3:20 p.m.: Caperton to Step Down as College Board President in 2012
• EPA Is Bashed Over Fracking
• Former Pilot to Lead Central
• County Passes Budget
• Local Population Decline Continues
• Census Bureau releases local W.Va. data
• Students Learn Seriousness of Concussions
• Candidate Promotes Energy Plan
• Drilling Growth Rapid
• Orrick Unveils $1M Expansion
• Orrick announces new jobs in Wheeling
• 7:20 a.m.: U.S. military plane crashes in Libya, 2 crew eject
• Circuit Clerk Wants Raises
• Police Will Work Together on Drugs
• Census: Belmont County Grows
• Gadhafi Vows A 'Long War'
• Construction Magnate Joins Hall of Fame
• Nailers Stay Active In Local Community
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• Animal Abuse Case Raises Red Flags; Expert Says Alleged Criminal Behavior Linked to Traits of Serial Killers
• 7:20 p.m. UPDATE: Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Weirton Passes $14.91M Budget
• Williams Given Life For Murder
• Kessler: Politics to Blame for Killed Bills
• Coal Counties Would Get $4 Million More
• Halt To Drilling Permits Wanted
• Attack on Deer Raises Concerns
• Steubenville Professor Says No Comparison to Chernobyl
• Frack Water Safety Debated
• GOP Questions Storch's Wisconsin Issue Support
• Rising Prices Start To Hit Pocketbooks
• Wheeling Passes $29.46M Budget
• Raises, Higher Costs On Way
• Tomblin Wants More Gas Checkers
• Ohio County School Board Members Hear Bus Safety Plan
• Carmichael Advocates Reforms
• Drilling Still On Agenda
• Wheeling Has 'Impressive DNA'
• School's Size Still a Concern: Different Year, Same Trouble in Paden City
• Council To Adopt $29.46M Budget
• Another Ohio 7 Landslide
• Crash Kills Woman In Bethlehem
• Japanese Flee Nuclear Crisis
• Magruder Enters Hall of Fame
• Taxpayers to Help Pay for Demolition
• Costs Up in Weirton; City Banks on Cash Carryover for Funding
• Social Skills Lost? Rockefeller Ponders Role Of Technology
• Flooding Minimal: Emergency Officials Relieved Crest Did Not Meet Expectations
• 9:30 p.m.: Legislature approves funeral protest ban
• 4:30 p.m.: West Virginia Legislature approves pay raises
• 5:30 p.m.: Japan reports emergency at second nuclear reactor
• Grand Prix Fosters Race Participation
• Wheeling's Joseph Sums Up Tsunami
• McGill Cleared Of Most Counts
• River on the Brink
• 5 a.m. Update: First Areas Experience River Flooding
• Flood Threat Has Valley on Edge
• 7:30 a.m update: Tsunami barrels toward Hawaii, U.S. western coast
• Mauians Brace for Tsunami
• Landslide Shuts Down Ohio 7
• UPDATE: NWS Updates Flood Predictions
• Kessler: Court Bill Dead
• Track: Smoking Must Remain
• WVNCC to Offer Gas Job Training
• Lawmakers Reflect On State of the State Speech
• Manchin Critical Of Cuts Debate
• Explosion Traced To Weld In Pipe Joint
• Man Killed in Crash With ODOT Truck
• Fully Smoke-Free Proposal Presented
• Local Lawmakers Vow to Vote Against SB 5
• Natural Gas Could Ease Pump Pain
• Chesapeake Files Kahle Counterclaim
• The Numbers Add Up For Local 'Mathletes'
• Machine Licenses Limited; Sparachane Questions Commission
• Ormet Running At Full Steam: All Six Potlines Operating
• Sunday Sit-Down: WVU Athletics Director Oliver Luck
• Predatory Lending Practice Hits Home: Wheeling Family Fights Back in Court
• Sparrows Point To Be Renco's 'Favorite Mill'
• St. John Central Names Principal
• W.Va. Jobless Rate Rises to 10.3 Percent
• Four Hurt In Steel Plant
• Sorsaia opposes public employee collective bargaining
• Maloney stresses tax restructuring
• More Drilling Help Is Sought
• 'Lucky Boy' Was Camp Survivor
• EORH Set to Lay Off 22 Employees
• Man Says He Informed Worker of Plan to Rob
• Manchin Concerned About Afghanistan
• Ohio Senate OKs Union Controls
• Mingo Community Keeping the Faith
• Marcellus Bills Reach 'Crossover'
• Candidates Speak On Weirton Issues
• Severstal North America Sells Wheeling, Warren and Sparrows Point Facilities
• Businesses Try For Lower Taxes
• UPDATE: River Water Rising: Expected to Crest Above Flood Stage
• Council Focuses On Public Service Funding Options
• Trial Near In Postal Death
• PPG Inks $50M Drilling Deal
• 'King's Speech' Wins Top Academy Awards
• City's Budget Set For Review
• Last veteran of WWI dies in W. Va. at age 110
• 1860: Seeds Of Civil War Planted
• Leases Taken Over: Chesapeake New Owner Of Range Contracts
• A New Way To Pay: Pre-Paid Health Care Growing Fast
• Concerns Aired At Town Hall: Ferns, Storch Host Wheeling Event
• Vineyard: Mideast Unrest Fueling Gas Price Spike
• Brooke Hills Signs Chesapeake Lease
• Terry to Spend Half-Year On Home Confinement
• Plea Is Made In Baby's Death
• Time Running Out on Shale Drilling Bill
• Officials: 'Volatile Vapor' Led to Drilling Site Blast
• WVNCC Ready To Buy Car Lot
• Ex-CEO Gets 9 Years
• Workers Injured in Pa. Blast
• Head Start Cuts Were 'Painful'
• JMHS Has a New Assistant Principal
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• Incline Bar Fire's Origin Unknown
• Fire consumes Incline bar
• Johnson Hinting At Steel Facility
• Lawmakers Mull Forced Pooling
• Mapping Valley's Changing State
• Candidate Wants Capital Punishment Amendment
• Officials Mum On Mount: Where Will The Sale Money Go?
• Driller Accused of Illegal Actions: Former U.S. Attorney Sues Chesapeake
• City Cuts Out $400,000: Wheeling Tightens Belt for Fiscal 2012
• Wind Sweeps Blaze in Blaine
• Fire Department's Future Unknown
• Robbery May Be Family Affair
• Home & Garden Show Enters Its 42nd Year
• Public Weighs In On Drilling
• Bridge Closing For Several Days
• 1100 Block 'Opportunities' Unclear
• W.Va. Democrats Not Happy With Budget
• Stem Cells Help Arthritic Canine
• Suspension Bridge Shut Down
• Plea Closes Deadly Saga
• Bayer's 'Ethane Cracker' Idea May Mean Jobs
• 1100 Block Will Be Demolished
• Rails Plan On Wrong Track
• Forced Pooling Debated
• Seneca Lake Murder Investigated
• Saying 'I Love You' With a Healthy Heart
• Tomblin, Maloney Top Gov. Ballots
• Drilling Leases Will Impact Generations
• WLU Goes Full Throttle in Div. II
• Consol Keeps Growing: Company Triples Marcellus Shale Production
• Kessler Running For Governor
• Washington Needs 'Adult Supervision': McKinley Speaks in Glen Dale
• Sex Assault Suspect Arrested Twice in Day
• 40 Years For 2009 Shooting Death
• Pipeline Failure Resulted in Blast
• Robbery Suspect Appears In Court
• Monroe County Resident Who Had Testified in JFK Assassination Dies
• Weirton Seeks Help On Sewer
• Multiple Gas Wells Erupt
• Egypt Leader Is Out: Mubarak Hands Power to Army
• Professor: Strong Local Impact of Marcellus Shale
• Gubernatorial Hopefuls Grilled
• 12:00 p.m.update: Egypt army takes control, sign Mubarak on way out
• City Judge's Frustration Eased by Jailer Callback
• Wetzel Robbery Suspect Charged
• DEP Chief Wants To Double Staff
• Bank Robbery Arrest Made
• Sheriff: Alien Labor Used
• Tomblin Signs Special Election Bill
• Alleged Bank Robber Captured
• Blaze Destroys Wheeling Home
• McKinley: Supreme Court To Decide Health Repeal
• Two Arrests Made In Youngstown Fraternity Shootings
• Friends and Colleagues Remember Doc Williams
• Park Wins Cheering Title
• Gas Forum Slated: WVU Professors Are Set to Speak
• Census Details Struggle: One in Eight Locally Received Food Stamps
• Super Steelers Mean Super Business
• No Plans To Return Cash
• Woman Killed in Blaine Hill Crash
• Tennant: Election Filings Should Begin Next Week
• Former Wheeling Woman Continues Work in Egypt
• State Claims Fence Is Working in the Narrows
• Lawmakers Set Election Day: Oct. 4
• Sewer Fiasco Help Is Sought
• Wilmoth Joins WVU Board
• Company Will Appeal Bellaire Bridge Ruling
• Homeless Coalition Banks on Local Support
• John Noon
• Mom Arrested In Death Of 2-Year-Old Girl
• W.Va. Supreme Court Justice Will Delay Annual Photo Trip to Egypt
• Lawyer: Plea Deal Offered In Benwood Councilman Case
• Local Music Legend 'Doc' Williams Dies
• 1100 Block Proposal Meets Quick Demise
• Court Rules In Bridge Dispute
• Steelers Fan Gets His Wish: Teen Super Bowl Bound
• Drilling Fees Would Increase
• Local Man's Mother Waiting To Escape Unrest in Egypt
• WVU to Help Optimize Natural Gas Production
• Tiu: Relocate City's Offices to 1100 Block
• Manchin Talks Politics Over Coffee in Follansbee
• Marshall Schools Take the 'LEED'
• Where Are the Gas Jobs?: Chesapeake's Statewide Employment Claims Debated
• Wanted: More Metal: Ormet Focused on Growing World Demand
• Push For 4-Year Degrees In W.Va.
• Challenger Crew Commemorated
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• Woman Killed In W.Va. 2 Crash
• Customers Facing Cost of Sewer Fix
• Lawmakers Discuss Gas Drilling Rules
• Brooke Braces For Gas Rush
• 11:25 a.m.: McMechen Suffers Major Waterline Break
• Belmont County Addresses Potential Drilling Problems
• Cameron Cryogenic Facility Completed
• Mine Safety, EPA Bills Introduced
• Ormet Going To Full Strength
• Drilling A Boon To W.Va.
• W.Va. GOP Chairman Says Convention Not Cheap Option
• Broken Elevator Strands 124 Miners
• 'Move Together Or Not at All'
• McKinley Says He Will Fight for Coal and Jobs
• Dramatic Drop In Blood Supply
• Patent Fight Ends
• CEO Knew of Associate Norman's Criminal Past
• State of Wheeling Address Feb. 15
• Local Natural Gas Task Force Formed
• Keep in Touch: Lawmakers Contact Information Listed
• Gas Power Grows: Gas Boom Sparks Partnerships
• All Eyes Focused On Downtown: 'ON TRAC' in Full Gear
• Gibbs Wins Chair On Committee
• Mayor Says Gas Drilling Good For Wheeling
• Company To Invest $50 Billion In W.Va.
• 12:56 p.m.: Acting W.Va. gov to proclaim Oct. 4 election
• Autism Coverage Measure Created
• Primary Option Has Local Backing
• Coal Gets Rally At the Capitol
• Arrest Puts Project In Peril
• Manchin Talks Military At Town Hall Meeting
• Herron Has Limit Lifted
• W.Va. Governor Election in 2011
• Mother Charged In Child Neglect
• Suspicious Fires Plague Bellaire
• Manchin to Host Meeting At WVNCC Wednesday
• More Drilling And Fracking
• Spending Limit Is Targeted
• March Kicks Off MLK Day Events
• Wreaths a Lesson in History: Local Group Takes on Project to Honor Fallen Soldiers
• New iPads Are the Apple of Local Students' Eyes
• Race Relations Getting Better: Valley Has Come a Long Way, But Work Remains
• Tiu Says Meeting Security Too Lax
• Union Wants Renco to Buy Severstal
• Bank Robbery Suspect Indicted
• St. Joseph School to Close
• Marines Leave Town
• Lawmakers Push For Drilling Rules
• Murray Loses Pipeline Battle
• Food Tax Cut Wanted
• Tomblin Pledges Focus On W.Va. Jobs, Energy
• Dominion Plans to Construct Gas Plant in Marshall County
• Local Lawmakers Say They Like Tomblin's Jobs Angle
• Kessler Officially Takes Role Of Acting W.Va. Senate President
• Start of Snowfall Closes Schools
• Superintendent Says Sand Hill Elementary School Won't Close
• Bellaire Bridge In Idaho Court
• Work Over Budget: School Projects May Have To Be Retooled
• Manchin Defends Campaign Ad's Rifle
• Fatal Accident Drivers Now Facing Charges
• Dahl Named Chief Of MTR
• 'Personal' Parkers Irritate City Police
• Drilling Permit Fees Could Go From $600 to $15,000
• Police Say Suspect In Massacre Acted Alone
• Henry: South Wheeling 'Building Up'
• Six Killed in Arizona Shooting Spree
• Colleagues Speak Out for Arizona Congresswoman
• Ogden Race to Aid Super Six
• Fine Is Unpaid: One Year Later, City Still Owes DEP $414,000
• Hope Still Alive For Downtown
• 3:00 p.m.: Congressional officials say congresswoman shot
• Redistricting On Many Minds
• Bill Ties Truancy To Adults' Licenses
• Gubernatorial Hopefuls Square Off
• Jobs, Education And Finances Top Agenda
• Wilson Considers Trying Again in '12
• Capito Takes On EPA
• McGill Trial On The Move
• Deadline Passes On Stream Filling
• Difficult Choice In Bellaire
• Former House Challenger Says He's Now a Strong Supporter
• McKinley Enters Congress
• Republican Majority Takes Over in House
• Concerns Over Bridge Voiced
• 11:30 a.m.: Gibbs is resigning as White House press secretary
• 12:45 p.m.: Michigan fires Rodriguez after 3 seasons
• Chapline Street Row Measure Passes With Divided Reaction
• Thompson Wants Parole Law Repair
• Special Prosecutor Gets Down To Business in Benwood Case
• GOP Chief Continues Call for 2011 Election
• Coal Mining Damages Sand Hill Elementary
• Pa. Allows Frack Water Dumping
• New Faces Get Ready
• Two Uses Eyed for Kirkwood Heights Well
• Report Offers More Reasons Not to Smoke
• First Baby Of 2011 Welcomed
• Schools Off The 'A' List: None Receive 'Exemplary' Status
• Metal In The Water: Chromium Poses Threat Across U.S.
• 'Sunday Sit-Down': TODAY'S GUESTS: David McKinley, Bill Johnson, Bob Gibbs
• Rushton On Run Abroad
• Resolve to Make an Attempt in 2011
• Many Memories Of Happy New Years
• Ireland Wants To Be Governor
• Palmer Loses Bond
• Reuse or Redevelop: Wheeling Still Deciding
• Mall Jewelry Store Robbed
• TOP STORIES OF 2010: Delays Caused Judge To Throw Out Case
• TOP STORIES OF 2010: Football Game Goes to Court
• Kaufman's files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Claims Against OVHS&E Dismissed
• South Wheeling On Right Foot
• TOP STORIES OF 2010: Beautification Not Without Roadblocks
• TOP STORIES OF 2010: Year Filled With Municipal Issues
• Deaths Blemish Holiday
• Marshall Schools Want A Vote on $14.8 Million
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - Families Living In Wake of Crash
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - Hospitals Expand and Contract
• Kessler Claims to Have the Votes
• W.Va. Auditor Calls for 2011 Governor Election
• Holiday Marked by Murder, Suicides
• TOP 2010 STORIES: Despite Pledges, No Demolition
• TOP 2010 STORIES: Nuns Bid Farewell to Wheeling
• Injuries Claim Car Hit Victim
• Ohio County Drilling Starts
• Final Christmas in Iraq
• Appalachian Outreach Receives Early Present
• Valley Embraces Victims of Fire
• Future In Doubt For Clean Fuel Operation
• Payments From Owners Of Vacant Buildings Slow
• Kessler Calls on Tomblin To Support Caucus' Plan
• Valley's Jobless Rate On The Rise
• Felici Suing OVMC
• Manchin Sorry For Not Voting
• Fired Bus Driver Facing Sex Charge
• Chapline Residents Disagree on Design
• Mountain State, DEP agree on Coke Plant
• Rapist Given Life Sentences: Martins Ferry Man Convicted of Crimes Against Child
• 2:00 p.m.: Ryniawec Sentenced on More Than 20 Child Sex Counts
• Morningstar Recognizes United CEO
• Accident Report Not Yet Available
• McGill Pleads to Escape
• Shopping For A 'USA' Label
• Shaheen Fires Back at Critics
• What's In The Water?: Fracking Chemicals Under Microscope
• Justice Can Be Slow in Marshall County
• United Assets Will Hit $9 Billion
• Husband Arrested In Wife Beating
• Pair Faces Child Sex Charges
• W.Va. Wants Action On Weirton Sewer Problem
• Hospitals Swap CEOs: Felici at Helm in Wetzel
• Deck the Halls With Gas Abstractors
• 'Halliburton Loophole' False, Lawyer Claims
• Emergency Officials Preparing for a Gas Drilling Boom
• Senate Passes Obama Tax Deal
• Stove Suspected In Shadyside Fire
• Cabela's Distribution Seeks Free Trade Zone Designation
• Arrest Made In Bank Heist
• Third Blast Victim Dies
• Original Judge Blames Jury Difficulties in 'Wimp' Case
• Drillers Head To Brooke County
• 'Wimp' Case Dismissed
• Explosion Victim Dies
• Man Pleads in Officer's Death
• 10:40 a.m.: Bank Robbery Suspect Caught
• Kessler Ready for W.Va. Senate Leadership
• Steubenville Bank Robbed
• Congress Members Back Cuts
• Winter Is On Its Way
• WLU Marks Milestone: First Master's Class Graduated
• Even With Loss, Fans Happy To Be at Game
• Freeze Shelter Set to Reopen
• McKinley Tapped for Energy Committee
• Drilling Lease Control Crucial
• Manchin Says 'No' to Gay Ban Repeal
• Mattern To Be Temporary W.Va. Schools Manager
• Police Say Grudge Over Roofing Work Led to Murder-for-Hire Plot
• Tomblin: No Tax Change In 2011
• New Cumberland Blast Kills Two
• Ready To Try Again In 2012
• WNHAC Has New Leadership
• Roomful Express Closing
• Workers Get Presents Early
• Tiu Won't Sell
• Santa Makes A Stop At The Market
• Super Six Honors Academic Achievers
• Kessler in Line for New Job; Seeks Senate Leader Role
• Beyer Ready for Challenge at WJU
• Area Reader's Submission In 'Pluggers'
• Prison Time In Road Rage
• Weirton Bank Robbed
• Brooke School Board: Judge Abused Power
• 'Sarge' Gets Players Ready To Shine During Super Six
• 11:20 a.m.: Brooke BOE to File Brief in Appeal
• 1 p.m.: Hancher-Palmer sentenced
• OVMC Stays Local With Wetzel's Couch as CEO
• Manchin Changes Stance On Tax Cuts
• Weekend Will Not Be Quite as Super
• Local Man to Lead Hospitals
• Tennant Again Hints At Gubernatorial Run
• Tomblin Predicts Positive Economy
• River Rising: Predicted crests put river right above and below flood stages
• Super Six Weekend's AAA Game Postponed
• Positives Of Gas Drilling Emphasized
• Guilty Plea In N. Park Murder
• Super Four?
• Ormet Bringing 100 Jobs Back
• Thieves Strike Project Again
• Judge Set to Rule On Players' Suspensions
• Oglebay Gas Drilling on Hold
• Area Customers Choose Savings Over Weather
• Belmont EMA Checks Hazardous Materials
• Food, Friends and Faith at Thanksgiving
• Local Army Doctor To Deploy to Kosovo
• Thanksgiving Dinner Begins on the Farm
• Bethany Professor Misses Court Appearance
• Girl's Death Stuns Family, Classmates
• Soldier's Family Thankful For Help
• Thursday Edition Packed
• County Plans Highlands Holiday Traffic Direction
• Island's Dorsch Steps Down
• Chesapeake Cited For Filling Local Streams
• Property Rezoned In a Split Decision
• Weirton Hopes For Job Creation at Site
• Security Not an Issue at Local Airport
• 'Wimp' Burning Case Transferred to New Judge
• Cameras Keep Eye on Plates
• Grab Your Guns, W.Va.
• Robbery Suspects on the Run
• Vehicles Leaving Sewage Facility
• Moundsville Streets Packed
• Gingrich Says Obama on 'Wrong Track'
• Consol Takes Over: Sand Hill Students Moving Monday
• New Driller On the Block: Caiman Invests Millions
• Missing Woman Found Dead
• Sen. Rockefeller: Cable News 'Dumbing Down' the Discourse
• Mountain State Gun Season Begins Monday
• Profs: Wells Pose Threat
• A Wheeling Wonderland
• Industry Protests Hike in Fees
• Driller Addresses Local Concerns Over Danger
• OVMC, EORH Cut 34 Jobs
• Angela Lohr Pleads Guilty
• $3.5M Gate Replacement Slows Flow at Pike Island Lock & Dam
• Vote Calls Rise
• FirstEnergy to Shutter Burger Plant
• OVMC Cuts 34 Jobs
• 1:30 p.m. Schools Vie to Stay Open: Future Not Guaranteed for Bishop Donahue, Wheeling Central
• Burger Plant Units Shutting Down
• Trail Visionaries Earn National Kudos
• Chesapeake Rig Takes Out Utility Poles
• Not in Our Town, Says Pittsburgh
• Driller Nixes Gas Lease Offer
• 1:00 p.m.: Pittsburgh first Pa. city to ban gas drilling
• Test Drive Turns Fatal
• Halliburton Discloses Fracking Substances
• City Mulls Limit Lift
• Gingriches Wax on Religion, Politics
• Santa Claus Gets Some Competition
• Gingrich Will Present His Film Monday At Franciscan University
• 'No Excuses' As Governor
• 'Unstoppable' Rolls Into Theaters Today
• States Must Face Debts
• Stack Demolition Falls Wrong Way
• Market Street Bridge Ready
• Marine Corps League Wants Ship Named After Veteran
• Oglebay Park Lights Up for 2010
• Ohio County Has Six Schools Designated as 'Exemplary'
• Revenue Falling at Mountaineer as Other States Gear Up
• Tomblin Expects To Take Over Monday
• Details Emerge In Local Murder, Rape Cases
• Bethany Professor Accused of Sex Crimes
• Consol Strikes Utica Shale Gas
• Ohio County Group Still Waiting for Deal With Drilling Outfits
• St. C Council Wants a City Income Tax
• Child Sex Count For Bethany Teacher
• Velotta: Every Dollar Was Deserved for Work
• Burger King Robbed
• 1:50 p.m.: Canvass of votes held today in Hancock County
• Deterioration Wasn't in Tunnel Plan
• 10K Race Honors Veterans
• Plans for Heritage Port Project Revealed
• GOP Makes Plans, Say They Will Work Together
• Jobs, Revenue and Risks: Sides Picked in Gas Drilling Battle
• The Money Pit: Altered Plans Proved Costly
• Special Prosecutor to Take Over Terry Case
• Capito: Both Sides Must Learn to Work Together
• McGill Venue Change Granted
• Cops Probe Murder-Suicide
• DEP: Analysis Of Brine Leak Liquid Wasn't Required
• Drilling Debate Continues in Pittsburgh
• Tunnel Ridge Ramps Up Coal Mining Operations
• Rate Hike Given Static
• Marcellus Shale Showdown in Pittsburgh
• West Virginia, Ohio Turnout Below 50 Percent
• Manchin Starts Senate Switch
• Oliverio Concedes to McKinley
• 2:00 p.m.: Democrat Mike Oliverio has conceded
• Regional Jail Employees Die in Crash
• Ferns, Storch Win Delegate Seats
• Manchin Headed To U.S. Senate
• Voters Oust Space, Wilson
• McKinley Claims Win By a Narrow Margin
• Bethlehem bus levy passes
• 9:55 p.m.: Schambach elected to Marshall County commission
• 10:15 p.m.: Romine re-elected to state House
• 12:20 a.m.: McKinley Wins
• Election 2010 Happens Today
• McGill Back Behind Bars
• W.Va. Justices Uphold Suspension in McElroy Fatality
• Weirton Wants to Halt Car Impounds at Sewage Plant
• Community Mourns Loss of Local Businessman
• Flames Gut Two Buildings
• Churches Will Serve Up Election Food
• A Year on the Front Line: Platoon Coming Home After Battling the Taliban
• Early Voting Ends in W.Va.
• Some Voters May Stay Home
• Palin in Town: Tea Party Is Fired Up
• Chesapeake Leases Voided: Middlebourne Couple Out $100,000
• Marshall County Man Continues To Find Methane in His Water Well
• Suspect Arraigned In Beating Death
• Guilty Plea In Wise's Murder
• DOH's Whipp Calling It Quits
• Prosecutor: Hocutt Was Struck Once
• Foggy Bottom's Festival Of Fright
• $18 Million in Bridge Projects Under Way
• Belmont County Voters Casting Ballots Early
• Trash Train Derails
• Noon: Man Charged in Hocutt Death
• Race to the Top Funding Refused
• Beating Death Suspect Found
• Belmont County Sheriff Under Budget for 2010
• Man Admits Striking Infant
• Local Job Rates Better
• Ohioans Must Request Their Absentee Ballots by Weekend
• W.Va. Early Voting Concludes Saturday
• Driller Hopes To Hit 12,000 Feet
• Steubenville Chief: Cameras Helping
• Track Says Pettit Lawsuit Has No Merit
• Wheeling Entertainment Venues Remain in Red
• McGill Flees House Arrest
• Fire Confined to Kitchen
• Child, Grandfather Drown in River
• Saturday Crash Leaves One Dead, Four Injured
• Brooke Spill Contents Still a Mystery
• Several Injured In Two-Car Collision
• Health Official Warns Of Lead Paint Dangers
• Gibbs: Repeal Current Health Care Reform
• Space: Rising Health Care Costs Need Addressed
• Tea Partiers Rally in Valley
• Teen Driver To Be Charged in Crash
• Pettit Sues Casino
• Wheeling Jesuit Names President
• Local Schools Are Keeping The 'Lights On'
• Tri-State Machine Debate Heard
• Ohio 6th Hopefuls Face Off
• Wheeling Police Have Eyes on You
• Life In Prison In Dad's Slaying
• Views Differ on Economy and Health Care
• Candidates Sound Off On Energy
• Audience Reactions Mixed
• McKinley, Oliverio Aware of the Anger
• Murderer Faces Life
• McKinley, Oliverio Face Off Tonight
• West Liberty Hosts 3rd District Delegate Debate
• Create W.Va. Forum Closes
• Roam: Solve Problems by Creating Pictures
• Wetzel Ruling Goes To Appeal
• Delegate Debate Today
• Manchin, Raese Clash on Issues
• Chief: Downtown Wheeling Is Safe
• Creating W.Va. As a Leader
• Police: Argument Caused Death
• Range Resources Faces Lawsuit For Consumer Fraud
• Candidates to Meet At Debate Wednesday
• Goodwin Follows Rockefeller Lead
• Methane bubbling in Fish Creek
• Oliverio Would Support Pelosi
• Tribute Dinner Honors Byrd
• $409K in Trail Grants Netted
• Hofreuter Recalls 35 Years as Linsly Chair
• Manufacturers Host Candidates
• Wheeling Businessman Beaten to Death
• Road Closes After Truck Spills Brine
• Democrat Dinner Hosts Sen. Sherrod Brown
• Weirton Sewer Cost Up To $12M
• Questions On Progress Linger
• Early Voting Under Way in West Virginia
• Marietta: Does It Hold Answers?
• Create Conference Coming
• West Liberty Renames Biz School
• Road Rage Death
• Early Voters Take to Polls
• Catholic West Virginia Reveals History
• PSD Has a Sewage Solution
• Shining Light on the Hill? It's Gas Drilling
• Broun: Local Race Is Vital
• First Miner Freed In Chilean Rescue
• Woman Accused in Poisoning
• Shooting Suspect Arrested
• Brooke Gym Open To Public
• Manchin Receives Clinton's Backing
• Man Shot in the Hip On Wheeling Island
• Raese: Future Bright For U.S.
• Raese Touts Constitution, Capitalism
• Manchin Distances Self From Obama
• Election Is Set To Start
• WVU Hands Out Info
• Not a 'Kiddie Jail:' Lincoln Center to host open house
• LaBelle Nail Closes After 158 Years
• Two Vying For WJU Presidency
• Intelligencer's Website Provides New Options
• City's Watches To Hold Summit
• Drilling Needs More Inspectors
• Highlands Acreage Still State's
• More MRSA Cases Found
• Cantor Sings McKinley's Praises
• AEP Rates Up For W.Va.
• Largest Movie For Mountain State
• 4,300 Aquatic Animals Were Killed in Slurry Spill
• Va. Rep. Cantor To Visit Wheeling
• DEP Issues Wetzel Permits
• Cleanup of Slurry Spill Continues
• Wheeling HR Chief Leaving After Nearly Decade on Job
• Rig Fire Probe Could Take Months
• Fall Festivals A Popular Ticket
• Grade Policy Sparks Anger: No Zeroes For Marshall County Students
• McKinley, Oliverio Talk Regulation
• Water Gets Cloudier: Pitt Professor Says Fracking Safe, Decades-Old Process
• Police Arrest Man For Showing Guns on Trolley
• Crews Scurry to Contain Slurry Spill
• Oglebayfest Is Under Way This Weekend
• Senate hopeful Portman: U.S. must change course
• Two Candidates Seek St. C Support
• MTR Also Losing CFO
• Strickland, Portman In St. C Today
• Land's Value Above Price
• Power of 32 Gathers: Looks to Spur Area Growth
• Priest Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Charge
• Levy Needed For Consolidation
• Manchin Defends Medicaid Program
• Hancher-Palmer Found Guilty on Two Counts
• Troubled Gas Site May Be Idled for Weeks
• Hancher-Palmer Takes the Stand
• Narrows Work Pushed Back Again
• Hancher-Palmer Crash Trial Gets Under Way
• Well Fire Out
• Pa. Man Gets 12 Years for Robbery
• Wheeling Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• 'Power of 32' Meets Thursday
• Hancher-Palmer Trial to Begin Today
• Work Begins On $8M Water Tower
• Oglebay Permits Held Up
• Well Woes Grow: Accidents Leave Nerves Rattled
• Wounds Heal Slowly: Families Mourn Murder Victims
• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes: Locals Take a Stand Against Domestic Violence
• Judge: City Must Grant Access to Bombing Info
• 'Steel Day' Celebrates Industry
• Mill Still in Limbo
• Bomb Threat Clears School
• Oglebayfest 2010
• The Dogs Are Back On Track
• Japan Apologizes To WWII POWs
• MRSA Infects Trio In Brooke
• DEP Shuts Down Chesapeake Site
• Mining Begins Near School: Sand Hill Students Will Relocate as Operations Get Closer
• King Pumpkin's Grower Repeats His Royal Feat
• Drilling Co. Will Pay For Fire Help
• Capitol Reaches First Anniversary
• Two Dead in East Liverpool
• Parking On Plaza Debated
• DOH May Construct Center at Highlands
• Underground Mines Ordered to Control Dust
• Chesapeake Wells May Have Leaked Methane
• Wait and Watch On Gas Rig Fire
• City Weighs In On Overweight Trucks
• Rig Fire Is Third Crisis in Four Months
• 1 Hurt In St. C Blaze
• Crash, Stabbings Mar Weekend
• Well Explosion Rocks Ridge
• Deadline Nearing For Lead Paint Contractors
• Papers Host Debate
• An Uplifting Mission
• Hospitals Pay Off Their Employee Health Debts
• Tyler County Joins Shale Rush
• Small Business Jobs Act Passes in Senate
• Sewer Price Tag $3-4M
• Smoking Bans Doing Some Good
• Building Inspectors In Over Their Heads
• Safety Is Focus Of Meeting
• Chamber Meets Court Hopefuls
• Gibbs: We Can't Spend Ourselves Into Prosperity
• Building Inspectors In Over Their Heads
• Building Inspectors In Over Their Heads
• Fostoria Glass Falls to Pieces
• Schools Fret Over Safety Of Buses
• McKinley: Conserving Energy Key to Success
• Cough Cases Probed
• Absentee Ballots for Nov. 2 Election Are Now Available
• Whooping Cough Is Confirmed
• Voters Size Up 3rd District Candidates
• Fifth Annual Fire Muster Pulls in Crowd
• Whooping Cough Confirmed
• Heads-up On Helmet Laws
• Potluck Has A Big Purpose
• In The Clear: Officials Say No Mining Under School
• Mine Opening Still a Mystery
• Police Hunt for 2 in Bank Robbery
• More Wells To Be Drilled
• Oliverio Unveils Jobs Plan
• Pit Bull Is Put Down
• Bomb Parts, Drugs Seized
• Murder Suspect Found Dead
• Ridings Gets Life in Prison
• United Way's Volunteers Help Clean Sandscrest Scout Camp
• Bridge Debate Heads to Idaho
• Murder Suspect Found Dead
• Mother, Child Are Murdered
• Mother, Child Are Murdered
• 400 Volunteers On the Streets
• Kasich Brings Jobs Message to Belmont
• McKinley Opens Congressional Campaign Office in Wheeling
• Belmont County Fair Relocates
• Mother-Daughter Reunion 15 Years in the Making
• Capitol Theatre Will Hold Open House
• Friendly City to Welcome Federation of Blind
• Pit Bull Scheduled To Be Euthanized Thursday
• Full Weekend Of Events Wraps Up
• The Crowds Come Out: Valley Buzzing With Activities
• Gas Deal Lands Man $22 Million
• Well Deal Sealed: Rig Going Up Near The Highlands Early Next Year
• Wild Weekend For Ohio Valley
• Additional Drilling Oversight Sought
• Injured Boat Driver Returns to the Regatta
• Heroin Arrests Made In Wetzel County
• Ad Campaign Under Fire
• Tobacco Suit Trial Will Be Held in March
• Tunnel Traffic Heads West
• Murder-Suicide In Martins Ferry
• Chesapeake, DEP Studying Earthquakes
• Track Up, ArcelorMittal Down In W.Va. Employment Ranking
• No Jail For Granddad In Death Of Infant
• Norris Retiring Before Firing
• Back Into The Tunnel Today
• 35 Laid Off
• Mound Staffers Fired
• Oil Leak Delays LST's Wheeling Departure
• SVRTA Sees Increase In Business for August
• Benwood Residents Concerned for Seniors
• Moundsville Negotiating With Chesapeake Energy
• Flu Clinics To Feature Giveaways
• Wheeling Woman Wins Emmy
• Weirton Woman Was WWII Welder
• Drilling Offers Spike
• Ihlenfeld States His Goals
• Proud To Be an American
• Manchin, Raese to Face Off
• Tunnel Tube Set to Open Thursday
• W.Va. Votes Today
• 'An Incredible Feeling'
• Previous Incident Deemed Relevant
• Job Figures Puzzle Ohio County Official
• B-17 a Journey Back In Time for Veterans
• 24 ArcelorMittal Workers Back
• Benwood Says No More Buses
• Annual Preview Heralds Football's Return to Valley
• Arson Suspected In Blazes
• Low Voter Turnout Predicted Saturday
• Your Ship Has Come In
• Shadyside Passes Dog Law
• Biting Dog To Be Put Down
• Casino on Track With Renovation
• Brooke Deputy Comes Home
• Manchin Tops In Raising Funds
• Independence Hall Spruced Up
• Weirton Lawyer Appointed To Brooke School Board
• Star Player Killed, Run Down By Suspected Drunk Driver
• Dealer Takes The High Road: Straub Moves to The Highlands
• More Road Work for Interstate 70
• Big Spenders?
• Revolutionary War Veteran To Be Honored
• Wheeling Mail Runs On Time
• Massey Coal Slurry Trial Set for 2011 in Ohio County
• Turnout Strong for Early Voting
• Padlow Denies Assault
• Development Taking Shape
• Foreign Policy, Security Questions Answered
• Economy Featured at Forum
• 13 Senate Hopefuls Take the Stage
• Padlow Arrested
• Wellsburg Council Back At Full Strength
• West Virginia Archives and History Library to present showcase of its unique collections
• West Virginia State Museum to introduce monthly Museum Mondays and Second Saturdays for children
• West Virginia Independence Hall to celebrate the holiday season Dec. 5
• Arts Day at the State Capitol to be held on January 25, 2010
• State Historic Preservation Office publishes 13-month calendar
• 14th History Day event to be held at State Capitol on February 18, 2010
• Culture Center to present free holiday movies and kids' activities Dec. 28 - 30
• Archives and History to present workshop on the 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion in World War II
• Grave Creek Mound lecture series continues
• Southeastern Museums Conference members take after hours tour of West Virginia State Museum
• West Virginia Commission on the Arts to hold public meeting Nov. 10 in Morgantown
• Museum in the Park to sponsor Frontier Days Weekend in November
• West Virginia Division of Culture and History to host opening reception for two exhibits
• "Second Saturday" at the West Virginia State Museum will be Nov. 14
• Statewide "Poetry Out Loud" competition announced
• Martin Luther King Jr. "Living the Dream" awards and poster competition announced
• Division of Culture and History to have West Virginia Theme Motorcycle on display through Sept. 9
• Archives and History to present lecture on "unknown" prominent West Virginians
• West Virginia State Museums Participate in Smithsonian Museum Day
• Old Brick Playhouse receives national award; Youth arts program lauded by President's Committee
• Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex to change hours of operation on Oct. 15
• West Virginia Division of Culture and History to lead grant writing workshops for artists and arts o
• West Virginia Independence Hall in Wheeling to be closed next Monday, Sept. 21
• Travis Henline named site manager for West Virginia Independence Hall
• Grave Creek Mound to celebrate Archaeology Month Oct. 3 - 4
• Joyful Night event at Capitol Complex Dec. 3
• Governor Manchin names West Virginia Sesquicentennial Commission; Scholars and historians included o
• West Virginia Receives $126 Million Grant For Statewide Broadband Project
• West Virginia Independence Hall To Present Black History Month Programming
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Ohio County
• Who's Hiring in Wheeling?
• Jeff Dunham
• Statement From The Governor About Meeting With Severstal-Wheeling
• Ohio County Master Gardeners
• West Virginia Independence Hall Museum to Host Abraham Lincoln Lecture
• Oglebayfest
• Ohio County Fair
• Wheeling Heritage Port Sternwheel Festival
• Cross Cultural Connection
• 26th Annual Italian Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Explore West Virginia: Jamboree USA

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