The West Virginia state capital obtained trees from a local farmer for their annual holiday celebration. A businessman cut down the trees and transported them to Charleston on Monday.

It's part of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America's (AFA) 10th annual Light the World in Teal campaign, with more than 1,000 buildings and landmarks around the world joining the cause.

CHARLESTON, WV — Th e 107th annual West Virginia High School State Track and Field Meet is underway. Class AA teams from across the state got the action started Wednesday evening inside ...

CHARLESTON — Record-breaking Capital High School pole vaulter Tristan Slater, now competing at the University of Tennessee, was selected as the male Ray McCoy Award winner for 2016 by the ...