West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw says a bogus web site that claimed to be operated by a Charleston credit union has been shut down.

Authorities say it's still not clear how a 41-year-old Ohio National Guard soldier died at a training base in Wisconsin.

A high school girls basketball coach in Dayton has been arrested and accused of sending obscene images over his computer to who he believed were underage females.

School districts pushing tax issues have had to come up with new and inventive ways to campaign as the economy squeezes donations and budgets.

Gov. Ted Strickland says now is not the time to procrastinate on education reform if Ohio wants to begin an economic revival.

A man who killed a woman and left her body parts in Ohio and Pennsylvania is asking the Ohio Supreme Court to ignore a prosecutor's request to set his execution date.

Trial dates have been set for three Cabell County residents on charges stemming from the killing of a social worker.

The West Virginia Supreme Court says motorists don't have to use turn signals if other traffic isn't affected by the driver's action.

The Ohio Highway Patrol and local law enforcement officers are ready to debut a new device for testing suspected drunk drivers.

An engineering study says lakes huron and michigan are not losing billions of gallons of extra water daily to Lake Erie, as a Canadian group contends.

Chrysler's plan to close a factory near Cleveland will cost the town of Twinsburg its biggest employer.

AARP West Virginia has named Gaylene A. Miller as its interim director.

Helicopters will soon crisscross West Virginia's forests as part of this year's gypsy moth suppression program.

A union official says a new labor agreement for workers at the Greenbrier resort will freeze wages over the first three years of the contract.

A 62-year-old man whose body was found stuffed in a garbage can along Interstate 64 near Milton is from North Carolina.

A Minnesota educator has accepted an offer from Hocking College to become the second president in the 41-year history of the southwest Ohio school.

The military is bringing home the remains of two Ohio men who grew up within 20 miles of each other and died when their plane was shot down over the Pacific Ocean during World War II.

Mental health care advocates have brought Gov. Joe Manchin a wheelbarrow stuffed with 672 personal letters urging him to sign a bill into law.

About 44,000 Majestic 360 floor cleaners, manufactured in Strongsville, Ohio, are being recalled because the wiring can overheat and pose a burn hazard.

A pacemaker led authorities to the identity of a 62-year-old man whose body was found in a garbage can along Interstate 64 near Milton.

The West Virginia State Bar is warning members of potential identity theft after someone hacked into the organization's web site and internal computer network.

Ohio's Prisons Director says crowding at state correctional facilities is getting worse.

Police are hoping an autopsy can help them find whoever stashed a body in a garbage can and dumped it along Interstate 64 near Milton.

A Kanawha County Judge wants the problem of crowded conditions at state mental hospitals addressed within the next six weeks.

One lane of Interstate 64 near Milton is shut down while police investigate the discovery of a body in a garbage can along the highway.