Updated: 8:15 PM A church group hosts a "Meet the Candidates" seminar.

Updated: 7:38 PM Saint Joseph's hospital says physician availability is the reason for the closing of another one of its psychiatric units.

Updated: 8:36 PM Another office-holder views the damage in Marietta.

Updated: 10:58 PM We've told you about the people who have suffered losses from this past weekend's devastating floods, but not all of them are in cities or suffered structural damages.

Updated: 10:59 PM Don Drumm Field in Marietta is among the venues cleaning up after this year's high water.

Updated: 6:29 AM Houses and businesses weren't the only things overtaken by the flood waters.

Updated: 7:12 PM How much of Parkersburg's floodwall has actually been utilized over the years?

Updated: 7:18 PM It was the biggest in decades, but was this past weekend's flooding the worst ever?

Updated: 3:49 PM If you were hit hard by flooding, we've put together some information on places to get help.

Updated: 7:10 PM Though it may not be delivered until at least Tuesday, Belpre's Post Office is being used to process mail for Marietta and other nearby communities.

Updated: 6:53 PM An accused murderer and accused arsonists are indicted.

Updated: 6:50 PM Football teams often get swamped by their opponents, but Friday the Meigs Eastern High School football field is what's under water.

Updated: 2:20 PM Some people living along Route 8-21 in Washington County prepare for another bout with Mother Nature.

Updated: 2:18 PM Could "Ivan the Terrible" be behind this week's large gas price spike?

Updated: 2:55 PM Senator John Edwards ended his day of campaigning in Athens where he made many promises he said he and John Kerry could and would deliver.

Updated: 2:54 PM After visiting Parkersburg, Edwards made a surprise visit in Marietta to the Harmar Tavern.

Updated: 4:42 PM Edwards' campaign rally in Athens, Ohio is drawing as much interest as President Bush's recent visit attracted in Parkersburg.

Updated: 9:16 PM It started as a dispute over a sewer culvert, escalated to a 14-hour standoff and ended with two arrests.

Updated: 5:10 PM The local picture is clearer than the national one.

Updated: 4:42 PM The Mid-Ohio Valley is getting ready for its third major political visit this year, but it's nothing new to the site of that appearance.

Updated: 6:53 PM High waters still coming up in West Virginia, and a state of emergency is declared in Ohio.

Updated: 6:51 PM With some small changes, the area festival which showcases the Ohio River is going on as planned.

Updated: 7:58 PM The issue is jobs leaving the Valley.

Updated: 7:29 PM Residents of much of our area are dealing with high water, brought on by the remnants of Hurricane Frances. Among them is Washington County, where the problems are a reminder of disasters from the past.

Updated: 1:53 PM The investigation continues into Tuesday's kidnapping that ended in West Virginia.