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Charleston West Virginia News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Charleston West Virginia News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Charleston and the surrounding region—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping

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1:33

Nucor Shutdown, State Tech Failures, and Film Hope |...

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2026/08/11

Nucor’s West Virginia plant is shutting down temporarily after receiving a threatening message, while state officials divert $8 million in TANF funds to fix a broken online database—fueling public frustration as over 600 creditors, including 70 in WV, await answers on the coal plant’s uncertain future. Amid the chaos, hope arrives with the West Virginia Youth Film Festival in Charleston, spotlighting local talent and creativity. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:34

West Virginia Energy Rebates Roll Out | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

West Virginia’s getting a major energy upgrade thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act—rebates are now available for home improvements like insulation, windows, and HVAC systems, slashing bills and boosting sustainability. Managed by local community action agencies, the program targets residents who need it most, aiming to cut energy use, improve comfort, and tackle indoor air quality—all while keeping costs down. Officials are watching closely to refine the rollout, but early signs point to a

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1:02

Centenarian Celebrates 106 in West Virginia |...

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2026/08/11

A centenarian from West Virginia, Virginia Elva Cadd at 106, just became the state’s oldest resident — and her story isn’t just about age, it’s a powerful reminder of resilience, history, and the quiet wisdom that comes with living a full century. Celebrated in Charleston, her milestone is a feel-good moment that inspires awe and appreciation for the elders who’ve shaped our world. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:13

Huntington Sets Rules for License Plate Readers |...

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2026/08/11

Huntington is gearing up to deploy Flock Safety license plate readers—but not before locking down strict rules. Two new ordinances, one from Mayor Patrick Farrell and another from Councilwoman Tia Rumbaugh, aim to define how the tech will operate, who can access data, how long it’s stored, and what penalties await misuse. Rumbaugh’s plan adds a tiered punishment system for repeat offenders. Crucially, City Attorney Scott Damron confirmed no contract has been signed yet—officials want legal

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1:16

Honoring the Unknown Buffalo Soldier | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

A new monument rises at Union Baptist Cemetery, honoring the unknown Buffalo Soldiers buried there for over a century—silent heroes whose names are lost but whose legacy lives on through oral history and community devotion. These African-American Army regiments, formed after the Civil War, played a vital role in local history. Crafted by church members and volunteers, the Garden Tomb marker stands as both tribute and testament: to those who served before, to the living congregation that keeps

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1:37

Ohio Tightens Recovery House Rules | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

Ohio’s Governor Mike DeWine has signed a sweeping new emergency rule giving the state’s Department of Behavioral Health full authority to certify and regulate recovery houses, setting higher safety and accountability standards to protect residents and neighborhoods. Lawmakers like Rep. Justin Pizzulli pushed for this overhaul to eliminate unsafe or fraudulent operations, creating a unified system between state agencies, courts, and communities. The goal? To distinguish legitimate recovery homes

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1:35

Ruffner Cabin Returns Home to Malden | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

A historic 1700s log cabin with deep ties to the early salt industry and Booker T. Washington is being relocated to Malden Village Green — the very land once owned by the Ruffner family — to preserve its legacy while enabling critical accessibility upgrades at the nearby Craik-Patton House. The move, led by Barnwood Builders’ Mark Bowe, involves meticulous disassembly and reassembly of every log, ensuring the cabin’s integrity and historical context are maintained. This relocation honors Viola

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1:47

Tasia Fortune's Tragic Death Under Scrutiny |...

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2026/08/11

A Mississippi community is reeling after the tragic death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, found hanging outside an abandoned house — her family insists she wouldn’t have taken her own life. As authorities investigate and an autopsy unfolds, the case echoes a disturbing pattern: two other Black men were found hanging in similar circumstances just months prior, with suicides officially ruled — yet families demand deeper scrutiny. With mounting questions about transparency and systemic bias,

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1:23

Logan County Flood Relief Denied | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

Logan County, West Virginia, is reeling after being denied FEMA disaster relief despite devastating June floods—leaving families without insurance and vulnerable seniors and veterans in dire straits. With federal aid blocked, local officials and volunteers are rallying to fill the gap, turning to charities and community support. Governor Morrisey has appealed the decision, and residents are leaning on each other’s strength to rebuild, proving their resilience in the face of adversity.

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1:53

Florida AG Demands NYT Docs Over Bias Claims |...

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2026/08/11

Florida’s Attorney General is demanding six years of internal New York Times documents, alleging the paper’s biased reporting on the Israel-Hamas war—marked by 72 admitted errors favoring Hamas—is harming its value as a state pension investment. The Times fiercely defends its First Amendment rights, calling the move an attempt to silence journalism, while Florida seeks to scrutinize board knowledge under New York law, given its massive $160K shareholding and responsibility for over 1.2 million

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1:21

Banner Removed After Allegations Against Former...

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2026/08/11

Oak Hill City Council voted unanimously to remove a military banner honoring former delegate Elliott Pritt, who served in the Air Force and taught school before being arrested for allegedly enticing an underage girl into a sexual relationship — charges that led to his resignation and current federal custody. A resident urged the council to act, saying the banner’s presence was painful for the victim and her family. The move underscores a community reckoning over public recognition versus

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1:40

Huntington Council Weighs Surveillance Limits |...

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2026/08/11

Huntington’s City Council is racing to finalize rules for a $2.1 million surveillance system with Flock, amid heated debate over scope, privacy, and purpose—fueled by the mayor’s urgent plea to combat fentanyl cartels while fiercely guarding against misuse like traffic enforcement. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:58

West Virginia Schools Cut Tech to Boost Classroom...

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2026/08/11

West Virginia schools are turning the tech dial down—Jefferson County’s going tech-free on Mondays and Fridays, while Kanawha County is cutting back screen time to boost in-person learning. The goal? Get students back into classrooms where face-to-face interaction, collaboration, and active participation matter more than scrolling or streaming. Tech won’t vanish—it’ll be used intentionally for deep thinking and original work—but not as a substitute for real classroom engagement. Teachers have

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0:55

Storms Roll Through Southeast Ohio | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

Storms Roll Through Southeast Ohio | Charleston News

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1:04

Storms, Health Wins, and Train Chaos | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

Storms slammed central and southern West Virginia, plunging over 4,000 Appalachian Power customers into darkness—with Nicholas County hardest hit. Meanwhile, Virginia saw even more outages. On the bright side, overdose deaths have plummeted 41% since pandemic highs, and neonatal abstinence syndrome cases dropped 44%. Elsewhere, 17 cars derailed in a chaotic incident—everyone’s fingers crossed they’re okay. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:19

Man on Home Confinement Pleads Guilty | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

A 34-year-old man from Kenova, Justin Wiegand, has pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography while under home confinement for prior sexual assault convictions. Authorities uncovered he secretly recorded a 10-year-old girl showering in his home and purchased more illegal material. Already convicted in 2023 for assaulting a 14-year-old and possessing child porn on cloud storage, prosecutors are demanding a 17- to 40-year prison sentence, lifetime supervised release, and up to $250,000 in

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1:16

Tupac Trial Begins After 30 Years | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

The trial for Tupac Shakur’s murder has finally begun, with Duane “Keffe D” Davis standing accused nearly 30 years after the Las Vegas shooting. Jury selection is underway in Vegas, setting the stage for a high-stakes legal battle that could deliver long-awaited closure—or expose the limits of justice over time. With decades of dust settling on the case, both sides are navigating a complex web of evidence, memory, and national attention as they prepare to confront one of music’s most iconic

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1:07

Tornado Warning Then Flooding Ahead | Charleston News

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2026/08/11

A tornado warning flashed across parts of Ohio and West Virginia this evening, packing heavy hail and strong winds—but never touched down. The storm exploded from a shower to a thunderstorm in 30 minutes, fizzled out by 7:30 PM, and just signaled the start of a wild week ahead. Expect more alerts for tornadoes and flash floods, especially Tuesday as a low-pressure system rolls in—and by Friday, rivers like the Great Kanawha and Ohio could see major rises. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:38

Tyler Boebert’s Son Arrested on Sex Charges |...

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2026/08/11

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert’s son, Tyler, was arrested over serious allegations involving sexual exploitation of a minor — accused of having sex with a 17-year-old while he was 18 and sharing videos online. The arrest, confirmed by Garfield County Sheriff’s Office in early 2024, comes amid a history of legal trouble for Tyler, including car break-ins, identity theft, and child supervision failures. He now faces five felony charges, with six others also charged in connection. Tyler is set for

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1:40

Federal Crackdown on Organ Donation Failures |...

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2026/08/11

The federal government is cracking down on a broken organ donation system after shocking revelations—including organs being harvested from patients who were still alive—leading to the potential decertification of Network for Hope. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called it a “betrayal of the gift of life,” while grieving mother Andrea Mauk, whose son Damon’s body was donated without her consent and sent overseas to a for-profit company, is now pushing for “Damon’s Law” to enforce true

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