A local man has been arrested and faces several charges by the Wheeling Police Department after a fleeing incident over the weekend.
Around 7:37 p.m., Sunday, officers initiated a traffic stop around South York and Zane Streets...
The Elm Grove Business Association, led by President Kristy Ferguson, is delighted to announce the return of "Christmas in the Grove," November 30th.
This free, family-friendly event will bring holiday cheer to the community with dazzling...
In a live feed today, W. Va. Governor Jim Justice held a press
briefing on the Coronavirus / COVID-019 response. He began, “Without alarming
anyone, the...
According to W.Va. Center on Budget and Policy last year, 23 percent of West Virginians were working low wage jobs with a quarter of those workers living in poverty. We should be able to work full-time and afford to live, period. An Earned Income Tax Credit at the state level would be extremely helpful to those workers and to our economy.
What economic impact has been realized thus far in Ohio County and the city of Wheeling since Interstate 70 has been compromised by lane closures, congested traffic, and confusing detours since work on 25 bridges began in October?
We are annually met with the State of the Union and the State of the State addresses, and, at least for us here in West Virginia, they're always delivered by men. But what if we hosted a State of the Working Mom address? What would that look like?
One of the hardest parts of my job is working against stereotypes.The words "poor" and "poverty" often evoke images of lazy people who don't do enough to change their situation. It's hard for folks who have never struggled with money to imagine a life without it. I have found that it's damn near impossible for folks to get it.
