WTAP-TV, the Gray Television Group television station serving the Mid-Ohio Valley, is the most-watched NBC affiliate in America, according to numbers released this week by the A.C. Nielsen organization.
Money is coming in for a historic Washington County bridge.
The murder trial of Chris Sturm isn't over yet.
Ohio and West Virginia graduation rates posted.
West Virginia Turnpike testing new salting method, to hit the roads before the ice.
The area's new county officials are now all in place, and among them is the newest member of the Wood County Commission.
Armed robberies are common at this time of the year, but most of them usually involve the theft of money.
A 12-year-old Washington County Boy is now charged with two counts of aggravated murder.
The city's Christmas tree is lighted for the holidays.
WTAP brings you this three part series on identity theft. Last year 10 million people were victims of identity theft. Learn how you can protect yourself.
The building housing a former steak restaurant is slowly being torn down.
The temperatures have gone from 70 degrees to 22 and now back up to the 60s. These rapid cold snaps can be a killer, literally.
West Virginia child support checks will soon be replaced with direct deposits or a debit card system.
Guess which Ohio county voted against the same-sex marriage constitutional amendment?
We explain why some Parkersburg voters may face even another election before this year is over.
Belpre city officials are looking into whether purchasing the stun guns will fit into their budget.
Tuesday veterans and gun owners for Kerry will hold a rally in Harrisville.
Gov. Wise is encouraging West Virginians to approve a constitutional amendment that would give bonuses to veterans who served in Kosovo, Afghanistan or Iraq, and to the families of those killed.
Some kids at Saint Mary's Elementary School may be afraid to go to class. No, they didn't forget to study for a big test; it's just Mister T up to his old tricks.
Those who make their living off oil and gas in the Valley gathered in Marietta Thursday to celebrate their industry and rich history.
One of Sen. John Kerry's first stops after the final debate was supposed to be West Virginia this weekend, but now we've learned that won't happen.
The experts all say it's going to be a cold winter and it will be more expensive to heat our homes. Here's how to prevent those heating alternatives from leading to deadly consequences.
Saint Joseph's Hospital says physician availability is the reason for the closing of another one of its psychiatric units.
Houses and businesses weren't the only things overtaken by the flood waters.
If you were hit hard by flooding, we've put together some information on places to get help.
