Local News

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  Joseph Vavra appointed as St. Clairsville's new law director, prioritizes water project
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  Weirton water treatment plant to benefit from state grant
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  Protecting pets from winter's bite: Jefferson County Humane Society's crucial advice

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  Wheeling Symphony performs 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: In Concert'
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  Local business raises $5,500 for Trinity Health's TEAR Fund through holiday fundraisers
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  Property transfer proposal addresses high garbage volume issue in Wells Township
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  Wheeling Fire Department 2023 incident report reveals 10 percent drop

Nation & World

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  'I wasn't prepared to die': Alaska Airlines passengers suing after surviving near-disaster
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  Four teens indicted for fatal beating of Rancho High student, community demands justice
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  Man with 9 felony convictions accused of stealing golf carts, latest from senior center

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  Americans could see lower gas prices this year
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  Flight attendant arrested in Virginia after allegedly filming underage passengers
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  Oklahoma bill proposes labeling Hispanic gang members as terrorists
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  'Encouraging:' Average long-term mortgage rate falls lowest level since May 2023

Sports

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  1.18.24 Highlights: Barnesville leads Ron Mauck OVAC Wrestling Championships
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  1.18.24 Highlights: Buckeye Local @ Steub. Catholic girls hoops
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  Toronto's Franke headed to Westerville Central as head football coach

Elections

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  Police: Anti-Trump vandal sets Mustang on fire in Southeast Portland
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  'Full Measure': Pulse - Mississippi
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  'Hamilton' member gives Pence earful. Trump: 'Apologize!'

Blame My Roots

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  Blame My Roots in full swing in Belmont County
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  Blame My Roots 2022 artists: Luke Burkhardt
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  Much like its predecessor, friendships, traditions being formed at Blame My Roots