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Vatican observer to speak in Charleston
  • Thousands respond to unclaimed property newspaper insert
  • Water advisory
  • Frackers, foes OK new pact 9:13 pm
  • Child support, revoked licenses eyed by Senate panel on poverty 9:11 pm
  • GW students seek Kanawha BOE's plan on redistricting 9:09 pm
  • Cousins begin life hours apart
  • Easter egg hunt scheduled on Magic Island
  • False alarm prompts UC emergency alert
  • Drug court expansion delayed again
  • Salem student free on $5,000 bond after bomb scare
  • New 911 system accelerates response times
  • More charges for suspect in multi-county crime spree
  • Rockslide shuts down northbound I-77 near Bluefield
  • State senators honored for their support of music education
  • Mom of kidnapped state girl faces drug charges
  • Drug court expansion delayed again
  • Survey blames shortage of at-home care providers on certificates of need
  • W.Va. Senate votes to allow online voter registration
  • Prison overcrowding bill advances in Senate
  • W.Va. DMV offers new online services
  • Center helps doctors with electronic records
  • Average W.Va. gasoline prices rise a penny
  • Public forums offered on independent living
  • Jay, Joe bill intends to reclassify hydrocodone painkillers
  • Water buffaloes to be sold at auction
  • Eagle survives encounter with train
  • Bulletin board: March 21, 2013
  • State Library to participate in EveryoneOn campaign
  • Kanawha Solid Waste Authority director to take over next month
  • Hurricane man charged in string of motel thefts
  • State exotic dancers sue over payment system
  • Mom of kidnapped state girl faces drug charges
  • Nevada town mourns Marines who died in explosion
  • Obama in Israel for first trip as president
  • Cyprus rushes to find Plan B to avoid bankruptcy
  • Marcellus to Manufacturing forum starting in state
  • W.Va. DEP planning spring road cleanup
  • State doles out $336,000 in preservation grants
  • Monongalia W.Va.'s healthiest, McDowell its least healthy Updated: 9:15 pm
  • Verizon to offer free workshops in Hurricane on Thursday
  • Retiring business owners to donate building to Nitro
  • W.Va. State Police: Ex-Shinnston chief stole M-16s
  • General clashed with Yankees in Putnam
  • Berkeley County hopes to save historic cemeteries
  • Re-enactments highlight Civil War Weekend
  • State health-care initiative to launch in May
  • Eagle hit by train feared dead
  • Infrastructure gets a D+
  • Alzheimer's group calls for more research funds
  • Putnam hires deputy's daughter
  • Senate committee: Allow electronics in landfills
  • Clergy against discrimination (photo)
  • House panel moves school reforms forward
  • Kanawha-Charleston Health Department gets national award for school vaccine clinics
  • Bill would crack down on coal mine protests
  • Powerball ticket sold in Beckley worth $1 million
  • Bulletin board: March 20, 2013
  • State unemployment rate dips in February
  • Highways cleanup event seeks volunteers
  • Dr. Dan Foster, Rev. Ealy among 'We Love Our Community' winners
  • Boil-water advisories
  • Home confinement in husband's slaying
  • Boone man pleads guilty to killing wife, mother-in-law
  • 'Artsy' Salem university student arrested after fake-bomb scare
  • U.S. Senate Democrats pull gun ban from bill
  • UC announces tuition freeze for second year
  • Tomblin imposes hiring freeze on state agencies
  • Mortar explosion kills 7 Marines in training
  • Cyprus seeks to alleviate pain from deposit raid
  • Arrest warrant issued for robbery of Dunbar video parlor
  • Pope Francis urges protection of nature, weak
  • State archery tourney set for Saturday
  • State seeking students for summer science camp
  • Manager of raided state pain clinic pleads guilty
  • Eight state community projects receive state funding
  • Cabell Huntington Hospital unveils new helicopter
  • Parkersburg hospital sees baby boom 9 months after storm
  • Morgan County man settles police shooting lawsuit
  • Police: Mercer County teacher abused multiple girls
  • Putnam school board suspends teacher, fires aide
  • Dunbar residents, officials raise concerns about gun legislation
  • Coach, party host may be targeted in Ohio football rape case
  • Court study finds practices at youth prisons troubling
  • Charleston, county agree on GIS data
  • State Senate committee raises insurance minimums
  • Turning back a page at Read Aloud fundraiser (photo)
  • Two state historical sites need cleanup volunteers
  • High court divided over Ariz. voter requirement
  • W.Va. Democrats challenge cuts to mine-safety case staff
  • GOP rolls out roadmap amid party divisions
  • Prison overcrowding bill passes Senate panel
  • State House endorse study of Supreme Court rules
  • Shamrock cookies celebrate anniversary (photo)
  • State elections chief targets voter ID legislation
  • State Senate bars minors from tanning beds
  • Farm bureaus: Don't dismiss EPA lawsuit in state
  • Quarrier Diner to close next week
  • House of Delegates passes cellphone-tracking measure
  • House committee delays drug court expansion bill
  • CONSOL says it's making progress on mine fire
  • Reproductive clinic to honor delegates
  • Deal reached on Pratt water system
  • Beckley Water issues boil-water advisory
  • Bulletin Board: March 19, 2013
  • Senate approves compromise school reform bill
  • Downed pole prevents student dropoff in Sissonville
  • Lewis Black, 'Mountain Stage' coming to Clay Center
  • Threat of flooding closes Roane County schools
  • Man arrested in Jefferson gambling parlor robbery
  • Jae Spears, pioneering W.Va. legislator, dies
  • W.Va. DNR to hold public meetings on hunting rules
  • State taking requests for help with home heating
  • W.Va. lawmakers denounce threats of violence over gun bill
  • State community college gets mine education grant
  • WVU Extension to host gas drilling session
  • W.Va. aims to cut infections linked to health care
  • State agriculture chief proposes coyote bounties
  • Old state steel site's equipment to be auctioned
  • Citizens provide fresh leads in 2009 state death
  • A slideshow memorial to the miners
  • Bayer knew MIC monitors were broken before blast
  • 'The pillar of the Senate': 10 presidents later, Byrd longest-serving senator
  • U.S. senators speak out on Robert C. Byrd
  • Byrd named Gazette-Mail's West Virginian of the Year for 4th time
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