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Freeze warnings will have gardeners and growers scrambling to cover plants Friday night into Saturday morning. Portions of the 59 News viewing area are facing overnight lows in the low 30s according to
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On Thursday a bridge collapsed that forced the closure of a major highway north of Seattle. Three people are recovering after their cars plunged 25 feet into the river below. We want to know how safe
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The Wounded Warrior Project brought veterans to Pipestem Resort State Park Friday so others could honor those who've given everything for the country. Outdoor channel's Curtis Fleming is no stranger to
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It is the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day weekend and many people will be hitting the roads, pools and decks for the holiday. The American Red Cross offers some tips to keep in mind that will
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An audit of Mountain State University's finances has found problems with the private school's handling of state financial aid for students.
The Charleston Gazette obtained the audit by the Higher Education Policy Commission on July 12. The newspaper said the audit found that more than $50,000 in state financial aid was never paid to students.
The audit also found that Mountain State gave six students more money than the state had allocated.
Mountain State has reimbursed more than $44,000 to the commission for financial aid that wasn't disbursed to students.
Brian Weingart with the commission attributes the problems to the financial aid office directors' lack of experience.
This week, a regional accrediting body revoked Mountain State's general accreditation. The school plans to appeal.
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