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Sources: Gun bought by GW teacher used in 2013 murder
Sources: Gun bought by GW teacher used in 2013 murder

The gun a George Washington High School math teacher is accused of purchasing for a felon was used in a murder two years ago, according to sources close to the investigation.

Jennifer Lee Napier, 38, was suspended without pay from GW after a...

Sources: Gun bought by GW teacher used in 2013 murder
Sources: Gun bought by GW teacher used in 2013 murder

The gun a George Washington High School math teacher is accused of purchasing for a felon was used in a murder two years ago, according to sources close to the investigation.

Jennifer Lee Napier, 38, was suspended without pay from GW after a...

Ex-Berkeley County deputy on trial on embezzlement charges

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. – A former Berkeley County deputy is on trial on charges of embezzling guns from the sheriff’s office.

Fifty-four-year-old Dennis E. Streets of Martinsburg is charged with felony embezzlement and fraudulent...

Raw milk veto to draw protest today at the Capitol

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Protesters are heading to the Capitol to oppose the veto of a bill that would’ve let people drink raw milk through animal herd sharing agreements.

A Facebook invitation says the groups have planned the protest...

Anglers can earn camping, cabin discounts in state

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The Division of Natural Resources is encouraging families to go fishing and visit West Virginia’s state parks through a rewards program.

Those who catch tagged trout at one of five state parks will earn a...

Anglers can earn camping, cabin discounts in state

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The Division of Natural Resources is encouraging families to go fishing and visit West Virginia’s state parks through a rewards program.

Those who catch tagged trout at one of five state parks will earn a...

Anglers can earn camping, cabin discounts in state

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The Division of Natural Resources is encouraging families to go fishing and visit West Virginia’s state parks through a rewards program.

Those who catch tagged trout at one of five state parks will earn a...

State’s unemployment rate jumps to 6.6 percent

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – West Virginia’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose one-half of a percentage point to 6.6 percent in March.

WorkForce West Virginia says the number of unemployed state residents increased by 3,600 last...

Fairview adopts early voting by mail for municipal elections

FAIRVIEW, W.Va. – Fairview has adopted early voting by mail for municipal elections.

Town Council approved a vote-by-mail ordinance this week. Mayor Arley Simmons tells The Times West Virginian that the change will save the town at least...

Bear cubs spotted on city trail in Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – A Bridgeport official says two bear cubs have been spotted on a walking trail in the city.

Parks and Recreation director Don Burton tells media outlets that his office was notified that the cubs were seen on the trail...

Mount Hope mayor resigns after 16 years, cites health

MOUNT HOPE, W.Va. – Mount Hope Mayor Michael Martin has stepped down after serving for 16 years.

Media outlets report that Martin resigned on Tuesday during a City Council meeting.

Martin says his doctor suggested that he resign. He ...

Single session launched Percy Sledge, No. 1 hit, and a sound
Single session launched Percy Sledge, No. 1 hit, and a sound

MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. (AP) – Sound engineer Jimmy Johnson knew he had captured something special on tape as Percy Sledge finished singing “When a Man Loves a Woman” in a recording studio in 1965.

Sledge, who died Tuesday, grew...

Tiny Quarrier Street hair studio is big on style
Tiny Quarrier Street hair studio is big on style

Whether driving or walking along Quarrier Street, in Charleston, it’s easy to zip past Michael’s Hair Studio without even realizing it’s there.

There are no neon letters flashing “Open” in the window. No...

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