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Snowboarder Magazine
Skier Dies at West Virginia Resort, Details Limited
The resort confirmed the incident via Facebook.
Newsweek
Law & Crime
'Shut her up': Man shot woman in her sleep, had his friend finish her off, then stuffed her body in a trash can where her friend found her a month later, prosecutors say
An Ohio man who murdered a woman he claimed to consider a "sister" was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty by a jury. The post ‘Shut her up’: Man shot woman in her sleep, had his friend finish her off, then stuffed her body in a trash can where her friend found her a month later, prosecutors say first appeared on Law & Crime .
countryherald.com
West Virginia Storm Warning: Damaging Winds, Hail Possible Saturday Night
Charleston, WV – West Virginia is under a weather alert for severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall Saturday night as a strong early spring system moves across the region. The primary threats include damaging straight-line winds, hail, and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. According to the National Weather Service (NWS)...
Metro News
Three-vehicle accident on I-81 claims 2 lives, stops traffic for 6 hours
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — A crash involving three passenger trucks on I-81 Wednesday afternoon in Martinsburg claimed two lives and injured two others. State police troopers along with other law enforcement and Berkeley County emergency services responded to the crash just after 4:30 Wednesday afternoon. The accident happened just south of the Apple Harvest Drive exit in Martinsburg.
realtime1960s.com
Former Governor of W. Virginia Is a Chicago Cabby
Mar. 12, 1965 - William Casey Marland, who was Governor of West Virginia with two chauffeur-driven Cadillacs at his commend from 1953 to 1957, is now a cab driver in Chicago. He drives a white Ford cab for the Flash Cab Company. What happened?. “Got drunk,” he answered. At...
wchstv.com
Fake millionaire's empire crumbles: 'Wolf of WV' pleads guilty to wire fraud
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — A South Charleston man who portrayed himself as a millionaire real estate mogul with enough disposable income to travel the world has pleaded guilty to two counts in a federal indictment that said he used a website and social media to scam people out of money for fraudulent investment schemes.