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Body Identified

The West Virginia Medical Examiner’s Office has positively identified the body found in Center Wheeling Friday as Frank M. Holmes Jr., 45 of Wheeling. Based...

Body Found in Wheeling

Wheeling Police detectives are investigating after a man’s body was found behind a building in the area of 22nd and Chapline Streets in Center Wheeling. Two people found the body around 10:20 a.m. Friday and called 911. An exact cause of death is unknown

Is Contamination an Issue?

If there exists a cancer concern, forget it, according to Wheeling Fire Chief Larry Helms. If remediation can cleanse the three acres at the end of 19th...

Pre-K Registration for Ohio County Schools Set for Feb. 3

Ohio County Schools officials believe its Universal Preschool Program (UPK) is the finest in West Virginia.

Biggest Blaze of Career

Larry Helms joined the Wheeling Fire Department in October 1986 and was named chief in September 2007, and this one blaze that destroyed the former Island Exposition Hall involved the largest structure of his 34-year tenure.

What Remains of the Island Expo Hall

Only the Ladder 1 crew remained on Wheeling Island today at the site of a massive fire that destroyed the former Exposition Hall. The building,...

Expo Hall a Total Loss

According to scanner communication between Ohio County 911 dispatchers and first responders, crews were first released before 8:30 p.m. last night from the scene of the massive fire, but the Ladder 1 and Ladder 6 companies remained to continue efforts to completely extinguished the blaze. Once maintained, a skeleton crew remained on scene.

Tops of 2019 – Recovery Is Possible

Those are most of the drugs that have killed in this Upper Ohio Valley, according to law enforcement officials in Ohio, Marshall, and Belmont counties. The last decade, though, has been dominated by overdoses involving opioids, including heroin because snorting or injecting the Schedule 1 narcotic is much cheaper than prescription pills.

Tops of 2019 – Reports Shock the Valley

People pass away every day here in the Upper Ohio Valley, and 99.99 percent of those deaths only are mentioned on a newspaper’s Obituary Page, but in 2019 the public was shocked by a pair of reports out of Marshall and Ohio counties.