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Toyota Dealerships Fixing Sticky Pedal Problem

Officials Investigating Four Possible Weather Deaths Across W.Va.

Ohio Valley Toyota Dealers Busy With Recall Business

Toyota Dealerships Fixing Sticky Pedal Problem
West Virginia Toyota dealers are busy fixing pedal problems while the company announces another recall. View Story>>

Tenn. Company Files Suit Against Century Aluminum
A Tennessee barge company is suing Century Aluminum, which closed it's Jackson County smelting operation in 2009, for breach of contract. View Story>>

Officials Investigating Four Possible Weather Deaths Across W.Va.
Investigators with the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management are trying to determine if four recent deaths were caused by this past weekend's winter storm. View Story>>

Ohio Valley Toyota Dealers Busy With Recall Business
Toyota is dealing with a massive vehicle recall and class-action lawsuits. View Story>>

Toyota Dealerships Fixing Sticky Pedal Problem

Tenn. Company Files Suit Against Century Aluminum

Officials Investigating Four Possible Weather Deat...

Ohio Valley Toyota Dealers Busy With Recall Busine...

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Chief Justice Says Proposed Court is Too Costly, Slow

North-Central W.Va. is Ground Zero for Surface Mine Coal Ash

'Unheard Voices' Speak to Visitors About Sexual Assault

Charleston Gazette Settles With Feds in Antitrust Lawsuit

Chief Justice Says Proposed Court is Too Costly, Slow
Davis said "special interests" want to control the process for their own gain. View Story>>

North-Central W.Va. is Ground Zero for Surface Mine Coal Ash
EPA is considering whether material from power plants used in mine reclamation is hazardous. View Story>>

'Unheard Voices' Speak to Visitors About Sexual Assault
A new exhibit at West Virginia University's Mountainlair focuses on the victims of sexual assault. View Story>>

Charleston Gazette Settles With Feds in Antitrust Lawsuit
A settlement has been made in the antitrust lawsuit alleging that the Gazette's parent company tried to send the Daily Mail out of business. View Story>>

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College Professors Want the Right to Run for Legislature

Bucks for Brains Fundraising is Off to Slow Start

Supreme Court Eases Corporate Campaign Financing

College Professors Want the Right to Run for Legislature
Group notes that public school teachers can serve in the House and Senate. View Story>>

Bucks for Brains Fundraising is Off to Slow Start
Sen. Helmick said lawmakers must monitor the program. View Story>>

For Whom the Road Tolls
West Virginia and other states are eyeing expanding toll road systems to help fill road fund coffers. View Story>>

Supreme Court Eases Corporate Campaign Financing
The decision of the U.S. Supreme Court allows corporations and labor unions to spend unlimited amounts on campaigns for president and members of Congress. View Story>>

College Professors Want the Right to Run for Legis...

Bucks for Brains Fundraising is Off to Slow Start

For Whom the Road Tolls

Supreme Court Eases Corporate Campaign Financing

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Nominations Open for Business Volunteers

A&B Kia Opening in Old Value City Department Store Location in Benwood

Nominations Open for Business Volunteers
Forms are available on the Web at www.volunteerwv.org. View Story>>

Marching to the Beat of the Steel Drum
CB Studios in Monongalia County teaches people of all ages how to play the steel drums. View Story>>

A&B Kia Opening in Old Value City Department Store Location in Benwood
Ohio location will still sell motorcycles, according to A&B employee. View Story>>

Frontier-Verizon Hearing Concludes
The deal would give Frontier control 98 percent control of all landlines in the state if approved. View Story>>

Nominations Open for Business Volunteers

Marching to the Beat of the Steel Drum

A&B Kia Opening in Old Value City Department Store...

Frontier-Verizon Hearing Concludes

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Lawmakers to See Legal Reform Bills This Session

Ex-Employee Files Whistleblower Suit Against Wheeling Jesuit University

Harrison Bar Association Honors Past, Prepares for Future

Suit Against Oprah, Bushes Dismissed in Kanawha County

Lawmakers to See Legal Reform Bills This Session
When Gov. Joe Manchin III delivered his State of the State address Jan. 13, he outlined several initiatives he planned to push during the 2010 legislative session, including what he called “groundwork” for legal reform. View Story>>

Ex-Employee Files Whistleblower Suit Against Wheeling Jesuit University
Catherine Smith's lawsuit says she was harassed after she pointed out problems with NASA grant. View Story>>

Harrison Bar Association Honors Past, Prepares for Future
Twelve lawyers celebrated 50 years in their fields. View Story>>

Suit Against Oprah, Bushes Dismissed in Kanawha County
Emily K. Braxton has filed at least a dozen lawsuits against former Present George W. Bush, Barack Obama and others since 2001, according to court records. View Story>>

Lawmakers to See Legal Reform Bills This Session

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