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David Welton Reed Remembered for His Passion and Service

David Welton Reed Remembered for His Passion and Service

David Welton Reed, a resident of Clarksburg, West Virginia, passed away on August 6, 2026, at the age of 76. A veteran of the United States Navy, David served aboard the USS Kilauea and was known for his dedication to his hobbies and community. He owned the Hobby Stop in Bridgeport and was an active member of the Clarksburg Model Railroad Club. David was also passionate about Civil War history, participating in local roundtables and collecting artifacts. His family has expressed gratitude to the staff at the Clarksburg Veterans Care Facility for their care. Memorial gifts in his honor can be made to the Rich Mountain Museum or the Clarksburg Model Railroad Club.
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Pickup Truck Collision with Fuel Truck Causes Chaos at Amarillo TV Station

Pickup Truck Collision with Fuel Truck Causes Chaos at Amarillo TV Station

In Amarillo, a pickup truck ran a red light and collided with a fuel truck, resulting in both vehicles veering off the road and crashing into a local TV station. The incident caused significant disruption and raised safety concerns in the area. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene to manage the situation and ensure public safety. The crash highlights the dangers of traffic violations and the potential for severe consequences when safety regulations are not adhered to.
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Col. Jack Chambers Confirmed as U.S. Marshal for Southern District of West Virginia

Col. Jack Chambers Confirmed as U.S. Marshal for Southern District of West Virginia

Col. Jack Chambers has been confirmed by the United States Senate as the U.S. Marshal for the Southern District of West Virginia. Chambers, who previously served as the superintendent of the West Virginia State Police, was nominated for the position by President Trump. His confirmation is part of a larger group of nearly 75 nominees approved by the Senate. Chambers takes over from Michael Baylous, who retired earlier this year. Chambers' extensive career in law enforcement, spanning 35 years, has been highlighted by his recent leadership roles within the state police, where he served both as interim and full-time superintendent following the resignation of his predecessor.
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NY Giants training camp, practice No. 9: Discussion, news, updates

NY Giants training camp, practice No. 9: Discussion, news, updates

Full pads for the final public practice in West Virginia.
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West Virginia Truck Driver Admits to $510K Fuel Card Fraud Scheme

West Virginia Truck Driver Admits to $510K Fuel Card Fraud Scheme

Jeffrey Jeffers, a truck driver from Williamstown, West Virginia, has pleaded guilty to wire fraud after admitting to a scheme that defrauded his employer of over $510,000. Jeffers created fictitious service stations through online payment platforms and processed fraudulent charges against company-issued fuel cards. The funds were then funneled into accounts linked to these fake businesses. The fraudulent activities occurred between November 2022 and July 2024, during which Jeffers was responsible for delivering industrial gas products. Despite having access to fuel at the company's distribution facility, Jeffers used the fuel cards for unauthorized transactions. He waived indictment and pleaded guilty in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, with sentencing scheduled for November 9.
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Boston School Bus Rollover Leaves Four Adults Injured, Investigation Ongoing

Boston School Bus Rollover Leaves Four Adults Injured, Investigation Ongoing

A school bus rollover in Mattapan, Boston, resulted in four adults sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon near 1000 Harvard St. Emergency services responded promptly, and the injured were transported to a nearby hospital. Notably, no children were on the bus at the time of the accident. The cause of the rollover remains unclear, and police have not released further details as of Thursday afternoon. The incident has raised concerns about vehicle safety and emergency response protocols in the area.
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Community Mourns Two 13-Year-Old Girls Killed in Syracuse Scooter Crash

Community Mourns Two 13-Year-Old Girls Killed in Syracuse Scooter Crash

A memorial is growing at the intersection of Heritage Parkway and Banbury Drive in Syracuse, where two 13-year-old girls were tragically killed in a scooter crash. The memorial includes flowers, candy, and messages from the community, honoring the girls who were close friends and often seen riding together. The accident occurred when the girls were struck by a vehicle, and both succumbed to their injuries. Syracuse police are investigating the incident but have not released further details. The community is in mourning, and Syracuse Junior High School, where the girls were students, is providing mental health resources to support grieving families and students.
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West Virginia DHS Fails to Implement Key Childcare Bill, Raising Concerns

West Virginia DHS Fails to Implement Key Childcare Bill, Raising Concerns

The West Virginia Department of Human Services has not implemented a key childcare bill by its deadline, causing concern among lawmakers and childcare providers. The bill, which became law without the governor's signature, was designed to stabilize childcare services by expanding tax credits and changing reimbursement methods. Despite its passage, the department cites the need for additional policy and technology work as reasons for the delay. This has left many childcare facilities struggling, with over 260 closures since 2024, highlighting the urgent need for reform in the state's childcare system.
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Driver in high-speed, fatal car wreck in Palm Beach Gardens gets bail

Driver in high-speed, fatal car wreck in Palm Beach Gardens gets bail

Police allege the man drove up to 100 mph in a 45 mph zone, leading to the four-vehicle collision.
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NY Giants training camp, practice No. 9: Winners, losers, and a fun finish

NY Giants training camp, practice No. 9: Winners, losers, and a fun finish

Passing offense, run defense win the day.
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Montclair Fire Department Rescues Occupant from Overturned Vehicle After Collision

Montclair Fire Department Rescues Occupant from Overturned Vehicle After Collision

In Montclair, New Jersey, a two-car collision at the intersection of Valley Road and Lorraine Avenue resulted in one vehicle overturning, trapping an occupant inside. The Montclair Fire Department responded to the scene while already attending to another emergency. Upon arrival, they found the vehicle on its side and stabilized it before removing the windshield to safely extricate the trapped individual. The occupant was then taken by ambulance for medical evaluation. The incident is currently under investigation, with no further details on the injuries or the identity of the occupant available at this time.
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Local and State Officials Break Ground on Barboursville Healthcare Center

Local and State Officials Break Ground on Barboursville Healthcare Center

Local and state officials, including Governor Patrick Morrisey, gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of a new $40 million long-term healthcare facility in Barboursville, West Virginia. The 60,000-square-foot Barboursville Healthcare Center will be operated by Communicare and feature 124 licensed beds. The facility aims to meet the evolving healthcare needs of seniors and families in the region. The project is expected to create 150 jobs and expand regional healthcare services. Governor Morrisey highlighted the importance of investing in modern healthcare infrastructure to benefit the community.