Councilors approved a resolution Tuesday that would allow the city to reimburse itself for the cost of previous sewer, water system improvements from soon-to-be issued bonds.

The Ohio County Board of Education narrowly rejected a Lifewise Academy-sponsored initiative that would have begun the process of instituting released time for religious instruction at county schools.

A female massage therapist has accused Zach Shrewsbury of groping her four times during a massage last month. In a new statement to WFP, Shrewsbury says he's continuing his run for the U.S. Senate.

One month after devastating flash floods struck parts of West Virginia, killing nine and destroying dozens of homes, a long-awaited disaster declaration is here.

Last week, Wheeling city councilors approved the issuance of bonds to fund stormwater and sewer projects while the Finance Committee approved a 2.5% pay raise for city employees.

Council met Tuesday, July 1 as their second year began. In a work-heavy meeting, councilors heard Triadelphia councilor’s pleas, Juneteenth concerns and PODA changes, among other issues.

WFP founder Justice Hudson says we should continue to push our elected officials to seek a federal disaster declaration in Ohio County, but we shouldn’t count on it materializing.

A former state senator Tuesday questioned the city's support for Wheeling's Juneteenth celebration, but city officials say they were bought in.

Councilor Hoffman of Triadelphia implored Wheeling to assist in covering water costs associated with the June 14 floods, but the state PSC may stand in the way.

Barbara Hartlieb welcomed three neighbors into her home as floods ravaged her basement and reached her ankles on the first floor. Now, she's working to recover.

...but the people always do. This piece is dedicated to those who lost their lives and those still cleaning up after June 14.

As recovery efforts enter a fifth straight day, authorities say eight people are dead and an 83-year-old woman is missing after Saturday's flash floods.

The body of a 71-year-old woman was found in Wetzel County Monday, roughly 40 miles south of Wheeling. Authorities are asking those with missing loved ones to reach out.

Members of the Wheeling City Council and city administration express their condolences and support for those affected by weekend floods at their recent city council meeting.

At a press conference, authorities identified the six confirmed victims from Saturday’s devastating flash floods. Two people remain unaccounted for as recovery operations continue.

At a press conference, authorities identified the six confirmed victims from Saturday’s devastating flash floods. Two people remain unaccounted for as recovery operations continue.

Rescue operations are continuing after flash floods ravaged Ohio County late Saturday evening. At least five are confirmed dead with several more missing.

With Wheeling at a crossroads between what was and what could be, a first-of-its-kind Friendly City fashion show saw attendees dream of a brighter future for the city.

Rosemary Ketchum, former candidate for mayor in Wheeling, shares her thoughts on charges filed in the investigation on last year’s anonymous political mailers.

Councilors met Tuesday, June 3 to discuss a variety of issues, including Valley View sewage seepage and parking problems in Center Wheeling, among other topics.

Anand Patel faces misdemeanor charges related to his alleged involvement in a campaign to send anonymous ‘negative’ political mailers days before the 2024 municipal election in Wheeling.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced last week his administration’s plan to see soda exempted from food stamp purchases. If approved, it could have consequences for area businesses.

The groups filed suit Friday on behalf of two parents with immunocompromised-children seeking injunctive relief against an executive order expanding vaccine exemptions in the state.

The Wheeling City Council heard of future development projects and adopted several ordinances, including a rare ‘no’ vote, at their regular meeting Tuesday.

The rollercoaster so many of us have been subjected to by a local bully on our airwaves has been grueling and disheartening for those who hold our community dear.

One year after voters elected Denny Magruder their mayor, new maps detailing candidate support and voter turnout show signs of why the results were so divided.

West Virginia nonprofit organizations, current and former service members and other community leaders spoke against last month's sweeping AmeriCorps.

City councilors approved ordinances seeking to replace outdated combined sewer systems and resurface area streets, while the vice mayor defended the city’s Planning Commission amid controversy.

Hilary Kinney, a Moundsville native living in Wheeling, says West Virginians-especially the state's elected officials-should stand up for the AmeriCorps programs slashed last week.

Grow Ohio Valley’s AmeriCorps program was eliminated. They’re concerned about access to locally grown produce as peak season approaches.

The Mother Jones Center for Resilient Community saw a majority of their workforce evaporate after major AmeriCorps funds were slashed by DOGE.

Voters headed to the polls Tuesday to uphold the city’s camping ban enacted last year. The vote comes after six other cities in West Virginia have adopted similar legislation in recent years.

The Trump administration has restored visas and SEVIS records for some international students in West Virginia, but the relief could be temporary.

In a Wednesday, April 23 filing, Judge Robert Chambers issued a temporary restraining order restoring a Marshall student’s visa and barring his removal from the jurisdiction.

The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia has filed a federal lawsuit alleging the Trump administration officials unlawfully revoked their client’s student visa.

Why Don’t You Stay Awhile, a Wheeling nonprofit encouraging young people to stay in the Ohio Valley, hosted a professional workshop and ‘Evening Buzz’ Wednesday, April 16.

The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia has filed a federal lawsuit alleging the Trump administration officials unlawfully revoked their client’s student visa.

The Wheeling City Council met Tuesday, April 15 to discuss demolition plans for the former Clay School building and loans for sewer and water infrastructure, among other issues.