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Energy & Environment Chris Schulz, About 5 hours ago

One Dead After Clarksburg Gas Leak, Explosion

Chestnut Street and Kramer Drive remain closed south of downtown Clarksburg as Hope Gas employees work to repair damage after a residential home exploded Sunday afternoon at the intersection of the two roads.

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Health & Science Emily Rice, About 5 hours ago

Thousands Without Water In Mingo County; State Investigation Begins

Thousands of Mingo County residents are without water, and some have been since mid-January, prompting an investigation by the West Virginia Public Service Commission (PSC). ...

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Arts & Culture Mason Adams, About 5 hours ago

New Graphic Novel Illustrates The West Virginia Mine Wars

The West Virginia Mine Wars are an important but little known piece of American history. Coal miners in southern West Virginia had been trying to organize a union, while coal companies tried to stop them. Strikes and violent clashes ensued, culminating in the Battle of Blair Mountain in 1921. A version of the story is told in the new graphic novel “Black Coal and Red Bandanas: An Illustrated History of the West Virginia Mine Wars.” Mason Adams spoke with its author, Raymond Tyler.

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Randy Yohe, About 6 hours ago

MU Now 'Skin Smart Campus'

As an aspiring dermatologist, Marshall medical student Rebecca Hicks became an advocate for skin cancer prevention. The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention recently recognized Hicks' health passion by naming Marshall’s Joan C. ...

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Eric Douglas, About 6 hours ago

W.Va. Fish Consumption Advisory Unchanged For 2025

The Department of Health has released its annual West Virginia Sport Fish Consumption Advisory -- which details which fish and how many can be safely eaten from waters throughout the state.

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Zack Harold, About 6 hours ago

Charleston Baker Solves A Family Food Mystery And Creates A New Twist On 'Ooey-Gooey' Bread Recipe

There’s nothing like the smell of freshly baked cinnamon rolls straight out of the oven. A baker in West Virginia borrows from her Finnish family roots to put a new twist on this traditional treat. Folkways Reporter Zack Harold has the story.

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