Bill increases penalties for hit-and-run accidents.

Salem's City Manager has been dismissed just days after his arrest for allegedly stealing money from the city coffers.

Admits filing false reports at Federal No. 2 coal mine.

The state supreme court heard arguments in a Marion County murder case yesterday.

The Marion County Commission may be going after a former member in court.

A woman accused in an arson-for-revenge plot has been acquitted by jurors.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will administer an emergency grant to Randolph County.

A former businessman and public servant from Barbour County has passed away.

Bridgeport students are flying high as they celebrate two special occassions – the birthday of one of the most beloved storytellers of all time and the anniversary of theater performance at BHS.

Oliverio says he wants at least three.

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After four tornadoes in Arkansas, a front is sweeping from the Midwest toward the Northeast today, bringing tornado watches in Florida, 7 inches of rain in parts of Alabama, and the threat of flooding in New York, Pennsylvania and New England this weekend. Heavy rain and mild temperatures, forecasters say, could combine to melt much of the snow that hit the eastern U.S. this winter.

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Democrats say they are close to a final agreement on health care reform, but there is still tension between the White House and lawmakers on whether the bill can be passed by March 18.

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Inside his small third floor office at Vatican City, Father Gabriel Amorth, prepares for his next client. In the corner, a bed with restraining ropes. On the walls, pictures of the Virgin Mary. Near an armchair there is a Bible and other copies of prayers. Looking his 85 years, Father Gabriel is still dressed in his pyjamas, but his face shows signs of energy that has helped sustain him as the chief Exorcist for the Vatican during the last 25 years. In a rare interview with the Italian newspaper, La Repubblica, Father Gabriel, stongly defends his work and that of the Association of Exoricists. "The devil is not everywhere," he says, "but when he is present it is painful." He says he has treated over 70,000 cases.

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NJ father accused of impregnating daughters to create 'pure' family during years of abuse

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A number of towns frustrated by the loss of library materials have resorted to arresting patrons who fail to return their books and DVDs.

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Carlos Slim is the world's richest man -- but who is he?

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Lost in the GM's jubilant announcement last week that it could reinstate up to 661 dealerships was the fact that hundreds of others still face closure. That may include Rick Smith's GM dealership in Weymouth, Mass., which has been a family business for more than 51 years.

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According to a startled Florida Highway Patrol trooper, Gary Dunick, Megan Barnes said she was shaving her bikini area while she drove and her ex-husband held the wheel on the famed Overseas Highway when she crashed into the rear of an SUV on March 2.

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Healthline with Dr. Ehab Akkary on weight loss surgery. On Morgantown AM, a feral cat proble in Morgantown.
Are you ready for April 15th, the tax filing deadline?: Janet Brisius from H&R Block talks about new tax laws and what you need to know about filing this year.
Guest Kent Pauley discusses how to remove damaging ice dams from your roof. Also, why can't WVU students turn out for a 12 noon basketball game? and potholes!

Part 1 of our interview with Steven Adams of West Virginia Watchdog.org.

Part 2 of our interview with Steven Adams of West Virginia Watchdog.org

Part 3 of our interview with Steven Adams of West Virginia Watchdog.org

Part 4 of our interview with Steven Adams of West Virginia Watchdog.org

Part 5 of our interview with Steven Adams of West Virginia Watchdog.org

Delegate Tim Miley at health care rally

Delegate Richard Iaquinta at health care rally

Delegate Ron Fragale (part 1) at health care rally

Delegate Ron Fragale (part 2) at health care rally

AFL-CIO Kenny Perdue at health care rally

Listen to TeaParty Patriot Ryan Kennedy and AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer Larry Matheney discuss scheduled health care rallies.  Part 1.

Listen to TeaParty Patriot Ryan Kennedy and AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer Larry Matheney discuss scheduled health care rallies.  Part 2.

Listen to TeaParty Patriot Ryan Kennedy and AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer Larry Matheney discuss scheduled health care rallies. Part 3.

Clarksburg City Manager Martin Howe is launching a full-scale investigation into a controversial pre-election newsletter.  Hear his statement from his press conference HERE.

Governor Joe Manchin spoke to WAJR-FM's Reuben Perdue after helping dedicate a memorial the Sago miners.  Hear his thoughts here.

The first stage of a monument honoring the Sago miners was dedicated in Philippi.  Tammy Stempel and Main Street Philippi are spearheading the effort and they still need more help.  Listen to Tammy comments here.

On January 2nd, 2006, twelve mine died in an explosion at Upshur County's Sago Mine.  More than three years later, their families are trying to find the silver lining.  Charlotte Weaver lost her husband Jack that day.  She spoke exclusively with WAJR-FM's Reuben Perdue.  Hear her thoughts here.

Attorney Garth Beck represents one of the FBI workers accused of spying on teenage girls.  Hear his appearance on The Morning Edition HERE.

Attorney Garth Beck represents one of the FBI workers accused of spying on teenage girls.  Hear the conclusion of his interview on The Morning Edition HERE.

Harrison County Prosecutor Joe Shaffer talks about the federal gambling investigation at Village Square Conference Center.  PART 1

Harrison County Prosecutor Joe Shaffer discusses the federal investigation of illegal gambling at Village Square Conference Center.  PART 2.

Harrison County Prosecutor Joe Shaffer discusses the federal investigation into illegal gambling at Village Square Conference Center.  CONCLUSION.

Palmer Stephens talks about the Glenville State Production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It."  (Part 1)

Palmer Stephens discusses Glenville State's production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It."  (Part 2)

Palmer Stephens discusses Glenville State's presentation of Shakespeare's "As You Like It."  (Conclusion)

Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department's Threat Preparedness Coordinator, Ramona Swiger, appeared on "The Morning Edition" to address the second confirmed case of meningitis at Lincoln High School.  Listen to Part 1.

Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department's Threat Preparedness Coordinator, Ramona Swiger, appeared on "The Morning Edition" to address the second confirmed case of meningitis at Lincoln High School.  Listen to Part 2.

Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department's Threat Preparedness Coordinator, Ramona Swiger, appeared on "The Morning Edition" to address the second confirmed case of meningitis at Lincoln High School.  Conclusion.

Meteorologists with the National Weather Service say high water is going to create problems throughout West Virginia in the coming days.
Senators question raising age from 16 to 17.
Foreman admits to falsifying records at Federal No. 2 in Monongalia and Marion Counties.
Measure on track for final passage before Saturday night.
He says he won't do special session to reform education unless board members decide to lead.
State Senate considering the bill that would allow coal counties to keep a larger amount of coal severance money.

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