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Judge lets woman out of jail after promise to come to court

A Kanawha County judge let a witness in a murder case out of jail today after she promised to come to court. Jazmin Mitchell, 19, had been in jail since her arrest June 3 in Beckley, said assistant...

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Charleston police hear from West Side residents at meeting

By Daniel Desrochers The Charleston Police Department wants residents of the West Side to be nosy. "The key is to keep calling," said Charleston Chief of Police Brent Webster. "That's the key."...

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Attorney: Man killed 2 McDowell County men in self-defense

WELCH, W.Va. (AP) - An attorney says her client fatally shot two Iaeger men in self-defense and then burned their bodies because he was panicking and had been drinking. The Bluefield Daily Telegraph...

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Notice of appeal filed in Butler hate crimes case

By Erin Beck Cabell County prosecutors are again asking the state Supreme Court to rule on whether Steward Butler, the former Marshall football player who allegedly attacked two men when he saw them...

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Charleston neurologist files for bankruptcy

Dr. Iraj Derakhshan, the Charleston neurologist whose medical license was revoked earlier this year after an investigation into his opioid-prescribing practices, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy....

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Jury begins deliberations in Marmet apartment slaying case

By Kate White After viewing more than 100 exhibits and hearing four days worth of testimony, jurors began deliberations late Friday in the case against Miguel Quinones. Quinones faces charges of...

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Teen charged in Hatfield killing returned to WV

By Staff reports A Kentucky teenager charged with murder in the death of longtime coal company executive Ben Hatfield has been returned to West Virginia by police. Brandon Lee Fitzpatrick, 18, of...

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Man stabbed on Capitol Street early Saturday

By Staff reports A man was in intensive care at a local hospital after he was stabbed in downtown Charleston early Saturday, police said. Aaron Chapman, 28, was stabbed on Capitol Street. Kanawha...

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Logan clerk says judge results shouldn't be overturned

By Kate White Logan County Clerk John Turner acknowledges that some mishaps did occur during last month's primary election, but said none of them would be enough to overturn a close loss by a circuit...

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Crime Report: June 12, 2016

The following crimes were reported to the Charleston Police Department between June 2 and 8: East District:Farnsworth Drive 1500 block, grand larceny auto, June 2, 9:45 a.m. Washington Street East...

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On file: June 12, 2016

MarriagesThe following people applied for marriage licenses in Kanawha County between May 26 and June 9: Marshall Mency Roy II, 33, and Amber Michelle Curry, 36, both of St. Albans. David Carlos...

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Lawsuit filed over suicide at Tucker County facility

By Erin Beck The parents of a man who killed himself at a Tucker County facility earlier this year filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the facility on Friday. Rick and Kathy Harris, of Louisiana,...

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Former senior services director sues group over firing

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (AP) - The former executive director of Berkeley Senior Services is suing the group over claims she was fired for speaking out against alleged wrongdoing by the former board...

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Quinones found not guilty in Marmet slaying

By Kate White The courtroom stayed quiet Monday after a judge announced that Miguel Quinones had been found not guilty of first-degree murder. "I think everyone was just in shock," said Linda Hunter....

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Sentencing for man who gave fatal dose of heroin postponed

A Kanawha County judge on Monday postponed the sentencing hearing of Steven Craig Coleman, who allegedly gave a woman a dose of heroin that killed her last year. Coleman's hearing is now scheduled for...

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Manchin to testify against drug firms

By Eric Eyre Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., plans to testify against prescription drug wholesalers that shipped hundreds of millions of pain pills to West Virginia over the past decade. Manchin's name...

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Charleston man gets life in federal prison in informant killing

By Kate White Sitting in the front row of the courtroom on Monday, Bruce Basham covered his eyes with a tissue and sobbed. Basham had just looked into the eyes of the man who killed his daughter and...

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Woman pleads guilty to fatal stabbing of roommate

By Kate White Patricia Miller was stone-faced, staring up at the mother of the woman she stabbed to death two years ago on Charleston's East End. "She took my daughter," said Cathy Meadows, standing...

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New judges to take oaths in Mercer, Greenbrier counties

By From staff, wire reports Two new circuit judges will take the oath of office this week in Southern West Virginia. Mark Wills and Jennifer Dent both won elections last month for full terms on the...

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Suspect pleads not guilty in former coal executive's death

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A suspect has pleaded not guilty in the fatal shooting of a former coal chief executive at a southern West Virginia cemetery. Media outlets report 18-year-old Brandon...

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