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NWS: Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Should Leave By Saturday

Ohio Valley residents coughed and choked through another day of smoke from Canadian wildfires Friday, that day even worse than what they experienced Thursday. Yet the National Weather Service said the region should get a big break from that bad air by Saturday. Matt Brudy, a meteorologist ...

People’s Bank renovations in Weirton near completion

WEIRTON – The renovation of one of the downtown Weirton's most known buildings is in its last stages, as the Business Development Corp. of the Northern Panhandle gets closer to moving into its new home. Announced in October, the BDC has been working with the College of St. Joseph the ...

Burn ban issued in Brooke County

WELLSBURG – As a result of air quality alerts issued by the National Weather Service, combined with high temperatures, a burn ban has been issued in Brooke County. The ban is in effect until 8 a.m., Sunday, according to a notice signed by Commission President Tom Diserio. All outdoor ...

Innovation center almost ready

MINGO JUNCTION — When it opens about a month from now, the Jefferson County Innovation Center will be a building that serves not just the Indian Creek Local School District, but residents of the surrounding area as well. "We're fortunate that we're getting an asset for the community," said ...

Elder exploitation allegations against longtime attorney head to later court date

NEW CUMBERLAND — More time is needed before court proceedings against a Hancock County attorney and his wife can continue, officials said. Lawrence Lee Manypenny, 74, and his wife, Constance Carmella Manypenny, 74, had been scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing Thursday in Hancock County Magistrate Court after being charged with several felony counts alleging they defrauded an 86-year-old Weirton resident. Ohio County Magistrate Mike Lemon, who was appointed special magistrate to hear the case, said after discussions Thursday morning that the defendants had waived their right ...