Gov. Joe Manchin is scheduled today to present two state Division of Highway grants, including one for $300,000 to the City of Martinsburg to help with downtown revitalization efforts, officials said.

A 19-year-old Berkeley County mother charged with the murder of aher 7-month-old son waived her preliminary hearing Monday in Berkeley County Magistrate Court.

Several thousand Berkeley County residents will not be receiving their property tax forms in the mail.

The U.S. Coast Guard's National Maritime Center reports that the New Orleans Regional Examination Center is closed due to Hurricane Gustav.

Local officials will approach the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals in the coming months to request funding for construction of a fireproof room for court records.

Dispatchers in Berkeley County were able to use satellite technology to help locate a woman who called 911 from a cell phone Sunday morning and threatened to harm herself.

There was a steady flow of traffic into and out of the Shepherdstown Train Station on Saturday afternoon, but no one was departing or arriving by locomotive.

Martin Warriner is mixing his love of motorcycles and his Christian values with a special event this weekend.

Residents can expect more police to be out patrolling the roadways this holiday weekend.

A sign reading "Safety Break Ahead" greets travelers as they drive into the Mountain State this weekend along Interstate 81, but fewer motorists seem to be passing through the area this holiday.

Gary Rawlings, Charles Town's new city manager, said parking is the No. 1 concern facing the city at this point, as he met with county leaders and talked about the area's current challenges.

Marsha Geyer doesn't want towns in West Virginia to be known solely for how many chain restaurants or other corporate businesses they have.

Eastern Panhandle law enforcement officers were lauded for their efforts in combating impaired drivers during an appreciation breakfast buffet Saturday morning at the Holiday Inn in Martinsburg.

After being taken into police custody Friday afternoon, a 36-year-old Charles Town man was reportedly so angry that he kicked out the rear passenger door window of a state trooper's cruiser.

As school begins in Berkeley County today, many parents have already finished purchasing their back-to-school clothes for their children.