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Over a Dozen Lawmakers Joined Crowds on Day of Capitol Riot
A second Republican lawmaker from West Virginia who marched to the U.S. Capitol to support overturning Democrat Joe Biden’s presidential win says he hopes President Donald Trump “calls us back.”
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West Virginia Delegate Who Recorded Himself Storming US Capitol Resigns
A West Virginia lawmaker who posted video of himself and other supporters of President Trump rushing into the U.S. Capitol is facing a federal charge in the siege.
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Feds Announce Arrests After Pro-Trump Mob Storms Capitol
At least 14 more people are facing charges for the chaos at the U.S. Capitol. The charging documents include some very troubling allegations. News4’s Scott MacFarlane has been looking through the records and asking questions of the Justice Department.
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West Virginia Delegate Who Recorded Himself Storming US Capitol Facing Federal Charge
A West Virginia lawmaker who posted video of himself and other supporters of President Trump rushing into the U.S. Capitol is facing a federal charge in the siege.
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W. Va. State Rep. Charged in US Capitol Riots
Derrick Evans, a Republican West Virginia state representative, was charged Friday after posting and deleting a video of himself storming the U.S. Capitol building.
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World Leaders Respond to Riot at US Capitol
World leaders responded with shock and sadness to the rioters storming the U.S. Capitol
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Co-Writer of ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads' Dispels Myths Surrounding Song's Origins
It’s been recorded and performed by hundreds of artists around the world. It’s been written about for decades. “Take Me Home, Country Roads” was John Denver’s first big hit and became both his signature song and West Virginia’s state song. Like many great songs, there are great stories behind the song as well. Some true, some not so true...
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Co-Writer of ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads' Dispels Song's Myths 50 Years Later
It’s been recorded and performed by hundreds of artists around the world. It’s been written about for decades. News4’s Mark Segraves speaks to the co-writer of “Take Me Home Country Roads” about the myths and history surrounding the song 50 years later.
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‘Go Build a Snowman': School District Declares Snow Day to Help Families at Tough Time
As a difficult year draws to a close, a West Virginia school district told families that school is canceled and they should just go enjoy the snow. Jefferson County Schools declared a snow day Wednesday with a heartfelt note Tuesday from Superintendent Bondy Shay Gibson, who told parents to “take pictures of your kids in snow hats they will...
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Does Virtual Learning Mean the End of Snow Days?
As classes move online during the pandemic, winter storms might no longer mean a day off to play in the snow. News4’s Aimee Cho looks at how online learning is reshaping the snow day as we know it.
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1 Dead, 3 Others Hurt in West Virginia Chemical Facility Explosion
A West Virginia chemical facility erupted into flames after an explosion Tuesday night, killing one person and leading to a 2-mile shelter in place order for area residents before the fire was under control and the order was lifted, officials said.
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West Virginia Hospitals to Trim Elective Surgeries as Virus Cases Soar
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice says hospitals will reduce elective surgeries to ensure there is enough space to accommodate coronavirus patients as cases continue to surge
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You Traveled for Thanksgiving: Here Are COVID-19 Safety Tips for Once You're Home
Millions of people traveled this Thanksgiving weekend. If you were one of them, you should know what to do once you’re home to avoid possibly accelerating the spread of COVID-19 in your community. LX News host breaks down the CDC guidance.
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West Virginia Police Seek Driver in Crash That Killed Child
Police in West Virginia are looking for a motorist involved in a hit-and-run accident that killed a 2-year-old boy
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Seat Belt Enforcement Push Starts in WVa, Other States
Police in West Virginia and other states are heightening efforts to enforce seat belt laws.
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West Virginia Governor, Staff Tested for COVID-19 After Case Confirmed in Capitol
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and his staff are being tested for the coronavirus after a staffer in the capitol building tested positive on Friday
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West Virginia Voters Projected to Reelect Gov. Justice, Sen. Capito
West Virginia voters made their choices amid a packed ballot
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Election Day Wraps Up Chaotic Campaign Season
Election day has arrived. Polls are now open in what has arguably become the most highly anticipated presidential election in modern history between incumbent Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden.
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Early Voting Begins in West Virginia
Early voting began in West Virginia Wednesday. Scott MacFarlane reports state officials wonder how many people will show up to cast their vote in person.
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Coronavirus Case Increases Set Records in at Least 7 States, Prompting New Restrictions
At least seven states have set new records for single-day increases in coronavirus cases, prompting some to set new restrictions as concerns mount over possible “superspreader events” during the upcoming holiday season.