Putnam County man pleads guilty to federal gun crime
Steven Mark Hosey has pleaded guilty to illegally dealing firearms without a license after selling dozens of guns over a year-long period. Law enforcement seized thirty-four weapons from his home following an investigation by federal authorities.
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West Virginia University names Iron Mountaineer Award winners for 2026
West Virginia University has announced Nick Krahe, Ryan Ward and Geimere Latimer II as winners of its prestigious Iron Mountaineer Award for excellence in offseason training. The award recognizes top performers from different player groups based on rigorous physical testing.
FDA reports lowest Q1 inspection count for veterinary companies in West Virginia
During the first quarter of 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) carried out inspections at two veterinary companies located in West Virginia.
Mark Kellogg announces addition of Nylah Wilson to West Virginia women’s basketball
West Virginia University head coach Mark Kellogg announced that guard Nylah Wilson will join the women’s basketball team for the upcoming academic year. Wilson previously played at Pitt after being recognized as a top high school prospect.
West Virginia State University to present comedy ‘Noises Off’ on April 23-24
West Virginia State University will stage ‘Noises Off,’ a British comedy play, on April 23-24. The performances are open to students for free while general admission tickets cost $10. The show explores backstage chaos during a theater production.
West Virginia Mountaineers to host Pitt in annual Backyard Brawl on April 21
West Virginia University will face Pitt at Kendrick Family Ballpark on April 21 for their annual Backyard Brawl baseball matchup. The event features special fan participation themes and highlights key players from both teams.
Governor Morrisey signs education reform bill focused on literacy and technology
Governor Patrick Morrisey has signed House Bill 5438 at Gihon Elementary in Parkersburg. The legislation focuses school funding on literacy programs and classroom technology. The article also includes background information about Senator Jim Justice’s career.
West Virginia concludes spring football with Gold-Blue Spring Festival and scrimmage
West Virginia wrapped up its spring football practice with its annual Gold-Blue Spring Festival featuring live music and an intra-squad scrimmage attended by over 18,000 fans. Coach Rich Rodriguez shared optimism about player development heading into next season.
Morrisey appoints three alumni to Fairmont State University Board of Governors
Governor Patrick Morrisey has appointed two new members—Timothy ‘Craig’ Jennings and Jonathan Board—and reappointed Jason Henderson to serve on Fairmont State University’s Board of Governors. The appointees are all alumni who maintain close ties with their alma mater through professional achievement or ongoing involvement.