Martinsburg, WV (AP) -- Police say an 11-year-old Martinsburg girl threatened her 7-year-old sister with a gun to force the younger child to play with her.

Columbus, Ohio (AP) -- Medical marijuana supporters in Ohio are headed back to the statehouse armed with two pieces of new ammunition: recent legalization in neighboring Michigan, and new poll results showing a majority of Ohioans would favor the same in this state.

Beckley, WV (AP) -- Two Ohio men have been sentenced in U.S. District court in Beckley for their roles stemming from a mail theft investigation.

Federal and state crews have started tallying up the damage from this weekend's flooding in West Virginia's southern coalfields.

Gov. Joe Manchin is heading back into the southern West Virginia coalfields to assess the damage caused by flooding this past weekend.

Workforce West Virginia is seeing a surge in unemployed residents seeking help.

A new study has found that young drivers who are gradually given full driving privileges are less likely to be injured in car crashes than counterparts who don't have such "graduated" driver's licenses.

More health care legislation has fallen to the veto pen, but this time Gov. Joe Manchin says a technical error is to blame.

While the federal government prods doctors and hospitals to adopt electronic medical records systems, providers who haven't made the leap are worried about the possibility of high startup costs.

West Virginia and federal transportation officials are launching an effort to remove unsafe commercial passenger carriers from state highways.

John Demjanjuk's attorney in Germany is challenging a munich arrest warrant charging the suspected Nazi death camp guard with 29,000 counts of accessory to murder.

Gov. Ted Strickland says he was warned about a new round of declining tax revenues the day before the Ohio house voted to pass a $56 billion budget proposal, but declined to reveal the information to lawmakers.

The latest Ohio poll finds that a majority of Ohio voters favor both casino-style gambling and access to medicinal marijuana.

A judge in Cincinnati has sent home a 92-year-old man who ended up in jail rather than a treatment center following a drunken driving conviction.

The Air Force is asking Congress for $48 million in new construction projects at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton.

An Ohio Sheriff says he welcomes a federal investigation into the 2006 death of an inmate who died after a struggle with deputies.

The woman who had the nation's first face transplant says it was the smell of soap that made her realize her new face was functioning as it should.

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a bid by alleged Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk to stop his deportation to Germany.

A West Virginia company has acquired the Greenbrier and plans to ask a bankruptcy court to dismiss the resort's case.

Alleged Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk has asked the Supreme Court to stop his deportation to Germany, where he faces 29,000 counts of accessory to murder.

The Portsmouth Daily Times has dropped its Monday edition.

An Ohio school with a student who had swine flu has reopened for the first time in a week and a half with dozens of students absent.

For-profit career colleges that teach students specific on-the-job skills have taken a hit in the two-year budget plan approved by the Ohio house.

The West Virginia Turnpike isn't the only toll road in the state's future.

Motorists traveling U.S. 50 in Clarksburg won't be left in the dark much longer.