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Police Shooting · Manitoba

Knife-Wielding Man Fatally Shot by Police in West Virginia Hospital Emergency Room

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Police in West Virginia shot and killed a knife-wielding man in a hospital emergency room after he attacked an employee See the Story

Kanawha County · Kanawha County

Kanawha County Sheriff's Office Discusses School Traffic Safety Ahead of Back to School Rush

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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WOWK) — In preparation for the new school year, Kanawha County officials are showing their support for a safe return to the classroom for all students. On Tuesday, the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office held a back to school safety conference. During the event, officials in the community discussed important topics like school traffic safety and school bus laws. One of the laws the sheriff's office wants people to be aware of …See the Story

South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston

United Way Launches New Service to Connect Nonprofits with Aspiring Board Members

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The United Way of Central West Virginia on Tuesday launched a new way for people to volunteer in their community — and a way for local nonprofit boards to increase the diversity and skill set of their members.Charleston, West Virginia · Charleston See the Story

State Public Service Commission hears from public on proposed rate increases

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –The state Public Service Commission heard from several residents regarding Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power’s proposed increase in Expanded Net Energy Cost (ENEC) rates. A public hearing was held Monday evening to allow residents to voice their opinions on the proposed rate increases. ENEC is a charge paid by customers that helps utilities cover…Charleston, West Virginia · Charleston Read Article

Ex-Kanawha County deputy accused of sexually assaulting inmate waives preliminary hearing

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) - A former Kanawha County Sheriff's deputy accused of sexually assaulting an inmate has waived his preliminary hearing. The case against Cass Close, of Elkview, has now been bound over to Kanawha County Circuit Court. He is charged with “imposition of sexual acts on persons incarcerate, detained or under supervision.” On July 31, the KCSO said that, according to court documents, West Virginia State Police received a comp…Kanawha County · Kanawha County See the Story

Kanawha County Schools Enforcing New Phone Policy

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — A new cell phone policy is now in place just days ahead of the new school year, starting in Kanawha County. The new policy states that Kanawha County high school students can only access their phones during breaks between classes, otherwise their phones stay in their lockers. For middle school students, phones need to be out of sight and put on silent. The rules also apply to teachers. School Board President Ric Cavend…Education · Charleston See the Story

“Paint The Capital City Green” returns next week in support of Marshall athletics

CHARLESTON, W.Va — The Marshall Quarterback Club of Charleston’s most-anticipated annual event returns next week when “Paint The Capitol City Green” takes over the Bill Noe Flight School to raise money for the university’s athletic department. Always a popular event, this year’s fundraiser comes with added intrigue thanks to a number of new faces scheduled…Athletics · Charleston Read Article

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