Elkins Corridor Medical Center now offers anti-amyloid infusion therapy for eligible patients with early Alzheimer’s disease. The treatment can slow disease progression while allowing patients to receive carefully monitored care closer to home.
WVU baseball’s 2026 breakthrough echoes a storied past stretching to 1892. Monticola yearbooks reveal early triumphs, fierce rivalries, colorful fans and pre-World War I teams that challenged the nation’s best.
Two men face grand larceny charges after $21,000 in jewelry was reported stolen during flood cleanup at the Weston Walmart. Some jewelry was recovered, and a third man was charged in a separate theft as the investigation continues.
A West Virginia cemetery owner will be sentenced Nov. 10 after admitting he defrauded about 225 customers of more than $600,000 in grave marker orders. He faces up to 20 years in prison and has agreed to pay restitution.
West Virginia is shifting from emergency response to long-term flood recovery, with nearly 3,000 tons of debris removed and utilities largely restored. State crews, first responders and volunteers continue cleanup and aid in hard-hit counties.
The Ohio-bound slow lane on the Silver Memorial Bridge is closed after an expansion joint failed. Fabricating a replacement could take nine months or more, extending the closure on the busy U.S. 35 crossing.
The 2026 National Youth Science Camp welcomes delegates from nearly 50 states and eight nations for three fully funded weeks of STEAM learning, diplomacy and outdoor adventure in West Virginia. The prestigious program has shaped young leaders for more than 60 years.
Two official funds are collecting financial donations to support flood recovery needs across Upshur County. The City of Buckhannon and Upshur County Commission will oversee the distribution of funds to those most in need, including residents facing severe damage or displacement.
Explore West Virginia history from July 26 to Aug. 1, including pioneering 4-H camps, influential musicians, Storer College’s founding and the state’s earliest recorded baseball game. Meet the people and places that shaped its culture.
WVU students, faculty and staff are welcoming thousands of Scouts to the National Jamboree in Fayette County. Through activities, service and support, the University is showcasing West Virginia while fostering leadership, friendship and future Mountaineers.
