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Severe Thunderstorm Watch is Over
A severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10 o'clock Wednesday evening has ended, though storms are continuing to enter the area.
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UPDATE: Fmr. Stockport Mayor Sentenced On Rape Charges
Former Stockport Mayor Michael Shane Shuster has been sentenced to 25 years to life on 3 counts of rape of a victim under the age of 13.
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Local Red Cross Collecting Donations at WTAP for Oklahoma
The Red Cross will be at TheNewsCenter all day long today, collecting donations for the victims of the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma.
Headlines
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Softball Tournament
The West Virginia State High School Softball Tournament is in full swing and people are spending on food, drink and more.
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SWAT Team Training
Training law enforcement for the SWAT team.
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Adventures this Memorial Day Weekend
The upcoming long weekend lets us take a look at what activities this area has to offer.
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UPDATE: Fmr. Stockport Mayor Sentenced On Rape Charges
Former Stockport Mayor Michael Shane Shuster has been sentenced to 25 years to life on 3 counts of rape of a victim under the age of 13.
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Alvin Phillips Fourth Cornerstone Award Winner
He's been leading them for years to help eliminate poverty housing by building homes and providing education.
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PHS Stadium Bracelets
Her love for Parkersburg High School runs deep and now she's giving back.
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UPDATE: Police Arrest Man to End Meigs County Stand Off
After more than 24 hours, the stand off in Meigs County is over.
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Staying Safe in a Disaster
Every household should have one of these.
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Republicans Preparing For 2014
The executive director of the West Virginia GOP says Republicans are poised for big wins in the 2014 election.
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UPDATE: Post Office Could Be Named For Josh Taylor
The Marietta post office could soon carry the name of a Marine who died in the line of duty in March..
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Local School Emergency Plans
The devastation in Oklahoma sparks interest in emergency plans here at home.
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WVU Mountaineer Visits Williamstown Elementary
Tuesday was a special day for students at Williamstown Elementary. Many got to meet their hero, the WVU Mountaineer.
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Local Red Cross Collecting Donations at WTAP for Oklahoma
The Red Cross will be at TheNewsCenter all day long today, collecting donations for the victims of the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma.
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Sexting Law Goes Into Effect Soon
Certain texting is now against the law.
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Changes For Warren Local Schools, Busing To Return
Warren local schools loses its superintendent tonight. Warren rates effective on the statewide district report card but the growing Barlow Township hasn't been able to pass a levy for new buildings.
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Memorial Bridge Closed For Repairs
The Memorial Bridge is getting some repairs, and it's going to last for at least two weeks.
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Voting Precincts To Be Consolidated In Wood County
The Wood County Commmission has approved the reduction in voting precincts in the county from 84 to 69.
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Honoring An Army National Guard With Conversion Disorder
Williamstown American Legion Post 159 hosted a benefit dinner Sunday afternoon to honor Army National Guard, Jason Barnum, who has Conversion Disorder.
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Washington County Fish Derby
Summer is all about spending time outdoors. And what better way than perched by the water with a fishing pole?
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Historic Bridge Scenic Tour
Heading out on a scenic tour, many people enjoyed a history lesson on some of the bridges in the valley.
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State Headlines
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Felman To Temporarily Idle Furnace At W.Va. Plant
Felman Production LLC plans to temporarily idle one of three electric arc furnaces at its ferroalloys plant in New Haven and lay off union workers.
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2 W.Va. Staffing Agency Execs Plead To Tax Evasion
Two staffing agency executives have pleaded guilty to federal employment tax evasion charges.
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Feds To Run High-Risk Plan In Ohio
Ohio officials say the federal government will take over the state's program for patients with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Ohio Kidnapping Suspect's 3 Dogs Go To Foster Care
Three dogs seized from a Cleveland man charged with holding three women captive over a decade have found a foster home.
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20 Wayne High Students Barred From Grad Ceremony
About 20 Wayne High School students are barred from the school's graduation ceremony because of a senior prank that damaged the building.
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