Olivia Zinn
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Marshall County deputies investigate double homicide, fatal officer-involved shooting (opens the original)
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MARSHALL COUNTY, W. Va. — Authorities in Marshall County are investigating a double homicide and an officer-involved shooting at a residence along Middle Grave Creek Road. The incident happened around 1:40 a.m. Thursday. The suspect is deceased. Marshall County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the residence, and, upon arrival, a male suspect fired a pistol at deputies, authorities said. A deputy returned fire, fatally striking the suspect. Deputies then entered the home and discovered two
Two found slain in Marshall County home; suspect dead after taking juvenile hostage (opens the original)
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MARSHALL COUNTY, W. Va. — A late-night call to 911 led Marshall County deputies to a Middle Grave Creek Road home early Thursday morning, where investigators say two people were killed and a suspect died in an officer-involved shooting after taking a juvenile hostage. Sheriff Mike Dougherty said Marshall County 911 received a call from the residence at about 1:40 a.m., but no one spoke on the line. Deputies responded to investigate. As deputies approached the residence, 25-year-old Cyle B. Fabri
Wheeling Health Right, mobile unit, donations, people in need, body wash, toothpaste, winter clothes, nonperishable food, food distribution, hygiene items, community support, basic necessities, donation drive, local assistance, greater need (opens the original)
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People in need were able to take home everyday essentials Wednesday morning as Wheeling Health Right distributed donations collected over the past month. WHEELING, W.Va. — People in need were able to take home everyday essentials Wednesday morning as Wheeling Health Right distributed donations collected over the past month. After a month of donations, Wheeling Health Right filled its mobile unit with items to give away, including body wash, toothpaste, winter clothes and nonperishable food. The
Wetzel County Schools launches new cosmetology program (opens the original)
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WETZEL COUNTY, W.Va. — High school students in Wetzel and Tyler counties now have a new pathway into the beauty industry without leaving the area. Wetzel County Schools has launched a cosmetology program at the Career Technical Education Center in New Martinsville. The program, called Coyote Cuts, allows high school juniors and seniors to earn 1,000 hours of on-the-job experience before graduation. “They’ll learn everything from professionalism and ethics all the way to the new, on trend color t
AI advocate says tech firms overlook rural America until they need data center space (opens the original)
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OHIO COUNTY, W.Va. — As artificial intelligence grows into a roughly $600 billion global market, some Ohio Valley residents are watching the technology’s expansion — and talk of possible data centers moving into the region — with concern. A Pittsburgh-based company called Live has launched a nationwide program aimed at high school students that pairs math lessons with a humanitarian approach to artificial intelligence, with hopes of bringing the program to the Ohio Valley. The effort is intended
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