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The trial for a man charged with attacking a then-state Senate candidate at a political cookout last year has been moved out of Logan County.
The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports a judge on Monday granted a request to move 42-year-old Jonathan Porter’s trial to Kanawha County.
Kanawha Circuit Judge Duke Bloom was appointed to preside over Porter’s trial after both Logan County judges recused themselves from the case.
Porter faces malicious assault in the May 2016 beating of Democratic Sen. Richard Ojeda of Logan County. Ojeda was attacked just days before he defeated the incumbent senator, Art Kirkendoll.
Ojeda has said Porter hit him from behind with a pipe and brass knuckles and then tried to run him over with a pickup.
Porter’s trial is slated to begin April 10.
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Flags at all state facilities will fly at half-staff through sunset on Monday in honor of former Congressman David McKinley.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia, Alabama and Nevada have reached individual settlements with online gaming platform Roblox to address concerns of child endangerment and exploitation on the platform.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA West Virginia photographer is representing Team USA in the 2026 World Photographic Cup in Iceland this week – and he’s there because of a photo he almost didn’t take. We hear from longtime photographer for the West Virginia Legislature and two-time winner of the Professional Photographers of West Virginia Photographer of the Year award, Perry Bennett.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA federal judge will hear evidence in May on whether to give a neutral third party control of the Greenbrier Resort or hold off until another suit in state court is resolved.
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