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New brewpub coming to former Strand location on Hale Street in downtown Charleston West Virginia police agencies to focus on seat belt enforcement this month Federal buildings in Huntington, Ashland appear on GSA list for potential sale Suspect shot, killed in West Side encounter with Charleston Police SWAT team MEC wo

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Excessive force, changes to retiree health care discussed at Charleston City Council

9+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1156+ words) Three attorneys came to Charleston City Council Monday night to talk about allegations of excessive force by the Charleston Police Department. However, most of the meeting was spent discussing changes to the Medicare plan for city retirees. Last week, the…...

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Corridor G reopened after 2-vehicle fatal crash in South Charleston

10+ mon, 4+ week ago   (152+ words) A Mullen Plumbing truck is removed from the scene of a fatal crash on Corridor G, just north of Childress Road in South Charleston on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025. One person died in the two-vehicle crash, which was reported just before 9:45 a.m. on…...