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Hancock County schools consider gunshot detection system to boost student safety (opens the original)
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HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. — The fear of a school shooting is driving a push in the Northern Panhandle to add new technology aimed at speeding up emergency response and helping law enforcement pinpoint where shots are fired. West Virginia Del. Pat McGeehan, R-Hancock, said the threat has weighed on him for years as mass shootings have unfolded in nearby states and across the country. “We’ve seen active shooter situations that have resulted in large casualties of kids in our border states and around t
West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Bill Flanigan sworn in at investiture ceremony (opens the original)
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At the birthplace of West Virginia, a new justice took his place on the state’s highest court Thursday afternoon as Bill Flanigan was invested into the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. Flanigan, a former delegate, was elected to the position in May, becoming the first person from the Northern Panhandle to serve on the court in more than 30 years. During the investiture ceremony, Flanigan was celebrated by friends, family and members of the legal community, who highlighted his fairness and
Should credit card companies be able to track gun and ammunition purchases? (opens the original)
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When Americans buy guns and ammunition, Rep. Riley Moore says credit card companies should not be able to flag or track those purchases through a special coding system. When Americans buy guns and ammunition, Rep. Riley Moore says credit card companies should not be able to flag or track those purchases through a special coding system. Moore, R-W.Va., has pushed for limits on how financial institutions categorize and monitor gun-related transactions, an effort that began in West Virginia and has
West Virginia leaders say FEMA disaster declaration still not approved after floods (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — One week after deadly floodwaters tore through parts of West Virginia, state and federal leaders say a key piece of help is still missing for residents trying to recover: a FEMA disaster declaration. At least 33 homes were destroyed, two people died, and businesses and households were damaged. Powerful storms swept through north-central West Virginia on July 21, dropping up to 6 to 7 inches of rain, with the bulk of it falling in 30 minutes. The intense downpour triggered sev
Teen sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison for Belmont County bomb threats (opens the original)
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BELMONT COUNTY, Ohio — A teenager convicted of calling in multiple bomb threats to Belmont County businesses was sentenced Monday afternoon to a prison term that will keep him behind bars for nearly five years. Larry Harvey was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for a series of bomb threats made to various Belmont County businesses. Harvey originally pleaded guilty to six counts: three counts of making terroristic threats and three counts of inducing panic. Judge John Vavra agreed with
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