Posted: 11:44 AM It's not easy to know when to take the car keys away from grandpa. But as the number of older drivers rises, states are taking a closer look at ways to make sure they're not dangerous to themselves or others.
Updated: 9:53 AM A trip to a Parkersburg Hospital six weeks ago is the last time a Parkersburg man was seen.
Updated: 10:57 AM The Federal Reserve stands ready to reduce interest rates even further if necessary to boost the sluggish economy and guard against a destabilizing fall in prices, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Tuesday.
Updated: 10:04 AM This comes as new details emerge about Thursday's tornado.
Updated: 10:08 AM Area teens take on crime, and nab a suspected criminal.
Updated: 10:00 AM An 11-year-old boy is undergoing hospital care tonight after being struck by a car in Parkersburg.
Updated: 9:49 AM Wood County commissioners said Monday they'll stay out of the ambulance arena for the time being.
Updated: 2:52 PM The Federal Reserve cut a key short-term interest rate Wednesday by one-quarter percentage point to its lowest level in 45 years.
Updated: 3:31 PM General Motors Corp. is recalling about 254,000 model year 2000-03 Saturn L-Series cars to correct an engine problem that has led to fires.
Updated: 3:24 PM A suitcase sized chunk of foam that smashed into Columbia's left wing and damaged a critical heat shield is "the most probable cause" of the Columbia space shuttle disaster, an investigation panel said Tuesday.
Updated: 3:50 PM Wholesale prices dipped by 0.3 percent in May, on the heels of a record drop registered the month before, underscoring Federal Reserve concerns about the possibility of the country facing an economically dangerous price decline.
Updated: 9:17 AM Two indictments from the thefts of Bingo "rip" Tickets.
Updated: 9:51 AM They think it would make a great training facility.
Updated: 8:46 PM The Bush administration dropped the federal terrorism alert level one step, to yellow.
Updated: 11:56 AM Americans are worried about terrorism and the economy these days, but an Associated Press poll finds most aren't going to let that interfere with their vacation plans.
Updated: 12:06 PM President Bush launched his re-election bid Friday, formally filing papers to seek a second term with his postwar popularity soaring despite a sluggish economy.
Updated: 5:11 PM Product recalls announced Thursday.
Updated: 2:07 PM TNT tireworks announces recall of party poppers sold at Wal-Mart.
Updated: 9:15 AM Attorney General Jim Petro to propose changes.
Updated: 4:54 PM Dollar Tree Stores Inc. announces a recall of plush bears and snowman dolls.
Updated: 5:12 PM It involves a stolen credit card scheme.
Updated: 5:52 PM Recalls have been announced regarding electric routers and snowthrowers, as well as repair to gas ranges and circular saws.
Updated: 5:03 PM Publicized protests lead to a rally by local students.
Updated: 1:40 PM With war in Iraq likely in just days, the Homeland Security Department raised the national terror alert to orange, indicating a high risk of terrorism against American interests.
Updated: 10:28 PM Warm weather shattered some area records Monday.
