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A dentist out of Oak Hill will go before a judge on Thursday, May 24 for passing out pills.According the Fayette County Prosecuting Attorney's office, Charles Shelton will be arraigned in front of Judge
A dentist out of Oak Hill will go before a judge on Thursday, May 24 for allegedly passing out pills.
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For 24 years veterans and their families have been welcomed in Rainelle during their annual ride to Washington, D.C.The Run for the Wall will arrive at Rainelle Elementary School with 300 motorcycles at
For 24 years veterans and their families have been welcomed in Rainelle during their annual ride to Washington, D.C.
An arrest was made on Thursday, May 24 by the West Virginia State Police Crimes Against Children Unit in a four year old sex abuse case.Juan Abelarado Alvarado, 38, of Mabscott faces charges of Felony
An arrest was made on Thursday, May 24 by the West Virginia State Police Crimes Against Children Unit in a four year old sex abuse case.
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29 year-old Corey Samuels was convicted in the shooting death of Dewayne Steptoe. Steptoe was fatally shot in front of Club Savory in downtown Bluefield in September of 2009. Wednesday a jury found Samuels
Wednesday a jury found Samuels guilty of first degree murder with mercy.
Thursday, May 24 2012 11:07 AM EDT2012-05-24 15:07:17 GMT
All month long we here at 59News has been working to save our audience money whether it's at the gas pump or picking out the right diapers we want to help cut costs for our audience. Thursday we put
We took on the challenge do coupons really help you save compared to just shopping at a superstore.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -
West Virginia electric utilities that want to recover high energy costs would have until the end of this year to seek refinancing bonds.
That's the change the House Finance Committee made Monday, Feb. 20 to a bill that would allow such bonding requests.
Appalachian Power is urging support for the bill. It cites $350 million in costs from increasing coal prices. The recession's effect on demand and the loss of a major industrial customer are also factors.
The utility says bonds will provide the up-front cash needed to avoid a 30 to 40 percent rate increase.
But several speakers at a public hearing last week say the pending bill should not be open-ended in allowing for bonds.
Those speakers also want long-term planning by utilities that embrace other energy sources.
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