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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 communities connected. Charleston West Virginia News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening acr...

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West Virginia-Owned Business Law Explained | Charleston News 11.07.2026

A new West Virginia law, House Bill 52-27, is forcing businesses to prove they’re truly owned by locals—sparking debate over economic pride, accountability, and the burden on small companies. The Secretary of State’s office is certifying compliant businesses like Dirty Thirty-Four Dron Wash LLC, turning local ownership into an official badge of honor—and a new standard for state transparency. List...

Greater Kanawha Valley Community Report Card | Charleston News 11.07.2026

The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation just released its Community Level Indicator Report — a vital, ongoing snapshot of life across Boone, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, and Putnam counties. Presented live at the Charleston Coliseum, the report dives into key metrics on economic health, social services, and community well-being, spotlighting both progress and pressing needs. Leaders from local nonprof...

West Virginia Updates and Global Tensions | Charleston News 11.07.2026

A parasite outbreak is spreading across 30 states, with nearly 50 cases of cyclosporiasis causing serious digestive issues. In West Virginia, a tragic helicopter crash claimed the life of a 57-year-old man from Arthurdale. Meanwhile, Trump may be exploring a temporary truce with Iran to stabilize global oil supplies, with talks underway in Doha. Locally, Mingo County sees progress with reduced wat...

Sistersville Ferry Gets New Boat | Charleston News 11.07.2026

The Sistersville Ferry is back on track after a setback — the original boat sank, but a replacement is on its way from Pittsburgh, funded by $162K in city insurance. Still needing $60K to cover the $250K total cost, the Ferry Board faces a tough choice: spend reserve funds or risk losing the historic link between West Virginia and Ohio. The barge’s in good shape, and the community’s counting on th...

Two Lakes Shut Down for Water Safety | Charleston News 11.07.2026

Two Lakes Shut Down for Water Safety | Charleston News

Mingo County Water Turnaround | Charleston News 11.07.2026

Mingo County, West Virginia, is finally turning the corner on its water crisis—thanks to new leadership. After years of record-breaking violations and boil-water notices, Chris Varney, promoted to director after a state investigation, has slashed problems and restored service faster. With decades of experience under his belt, Varney’s first year was about stopping the bleeding—now, leaks are being...

Putnam County Fair Hits the Ground | Charleston News 11.07.2026

The Putnam County Fair is in full swing in Eleanor, West Virginia, with rides, food, tractor pulls, monster trucks, and pageants all set to keep you entertained for ten days—don’t miss your chance to soak in the classic fair vibes before it wraps on July nineteenth. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is...

Rock the Country Hits Boyd County | Charleston News 11.07.2026

Rock the Country is flooding Boyd County with thousands of fans, trucks, and campers—causing epic traffic jams and parking nightmares. Get here early: parking opens at noon, gates swing at 1:30 PM. Headliners Gavin Adcock and Riley Green are set to ignite the July 11th stage, guaranteeing bumper-to-bumper chaos. Police are on high alert to keep the flow moving before and after the shows. Plan your...

Two-Car Crash Near Elizabeth | Charleston News 11.07.2026

Two-Car Crash Near Elizabeth | Charleston News

Boyd County Pauses Data Centers | Charleston News 11.07.2026

Boyd County in Kentucky has paused new data center construction for six months amid growing community concerns, but one major project at EastPark industrial park is exempt — sparking public outcry and raising questions about fairness and local governance as the region weighs economic gains against environmental and neighborhood impacts. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://so...

National Guard in D.C. Until 2029 | Charleston News 11.07.2026

The National Guard is staying in D.C. until January 2029—or until the President calls it off—part of a massive, multi-state deployment dubbed the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Mission, launched after a presidential crime emergency declaration. Over 5,100 troops are currently on the ground, helping local and federal agencies, even aiding summer events. While the Pentagon insists they’re there to restore...

Immigration Divides Even as Unity Persists | Charleston News 11.07.2026

Most Americans still see immigration as a net positive, even as partisan divides deepen—Democrats overwhelmingly support it, while Republicans’ views swing wildly based on border conditions. Despite tough rhetoric, the nation’s immigrant identity endures, with Republicans emphasizing legal immigration and Democrats embracing all forms. Majorities favor a path to citizenship for undocumented reside...

Asbestos Alert After Warehouse Fire | Charleston News 10.07.2026

A warehouse fire in Wood County, West Virginia, has triggered a precautionary pause in cleanup efforts after health officials suspect asbestos may be present. The fire at Peoples Cartage on July 5th raised concerns about airborne fibers from the aging building, though officials stress that asbestos-related illness typically results from prolonged exposure—not a single event. Residents near the sce...

Walmart Quincy Gets Major Upgrade | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Walmart in Quincy, West Virginia, just pulled off a major transformation—11 stores in the district got a full makeover, and this one took 18 weeks with doors open the whole time. Now, after the dust settled, they celebrated with vendors, free samples, and giveaways. New features include grocery delivery, bold signage, a “Grab and Go” section near the entrance, and a revamped layout for a cleaner,...

Asbestos Alert After Parkersburg Warehouse Fire | Charleston News 10.07.2026

A fire at a Peoples Cartage warehouse in Parkersburg, West Virginia, has triggered a health emergency — the state is halting cleanup due to suspected asbestos, forcing the company to bring in licensed contractors. Health officials urge anyone exposed to smoke or debris — especially those with lung conditions — to seek medical attention if experiencing breathing issues. Cleanup will resume only aft...

Gilbert’s Wild Turn from Ghost Town to Tourist Hotspot | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Once a coal town feared for its future, Gilbert, West Virginia, is now a booming tourist hotspot—drawing 3,000 visitors weekly to its legendary Hatfield-McCoy trails. With locals welcoming guests from across the U.S. and abroad, the town’s economy is thriving: new restaurants, hotels, even a repurposed school now offer lodging. The community center has become a trail riders’ hub, expanding into a...

Alison Arngrim Returns as Nellie Oleson | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Alison Arngrim, the iconic Nellie Oleson from the original Little House on the Prairie, makes a surprise return in Netflix’s reboot, playing a mysterious forest dweller named Ida. She landed the role in just two weeks, embraced the eerie, offbeat vibe, and praised the young actresses for their authentic on-screen bond. Arngrim also reflected on the strange legacy of child stardom — how fans still...

HHS Shifts Policy on Youth Gender Care | Charleston News 10.07.2026

The HHS is pivoting federal policy on youth gender dysphoria care, prioritizing evidence-based treatments and parental involvement—moving away from what it calls experimental approaches—to shield minors from potentially harmful interventions and ensure federal funds aren’t used to support them. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN...

Lynette Hooker Disappearance Rerouted | Charleston News 10.07.2026

New twists in the baffling disappearance of Lynette Hooker in the Bahamas are shaking up the case: investigators now believe she may have returned to her sailboat before vanishing, possibly after a violent confrontation — directly contradicting her husband Brian’s original story. Lynette’s mother has publicly sided with her, claiming Lynette was planning to flee Brian and had even booked a flight...

Man Caught Hoarding AC After Flood | Charleston News 10.07.2026

In Boone County, a man allegedly exploited flood relief efforts by lying to the Van Volunteer Fire Department—claiming he was severely affected by flooding to get a free air conditioner. Authorities discovered he already had a working unit at home and the donated one was still in his car. He’s now arrested on charges of false pretenses, a stark reminder that even in crisis, exploiting goodwill has...

Graham Platner Drops Senate Race Amid Allegations | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Graham Platner has dropped out of the Maine Senate race after sexual assault allegations surfaced, citing party politics as the reason for his exit — a move that ends a campaign already marred by controversy, including a Nazi tattoo, sexting while married, and inflammatory past social media posts. His defiant exit letter, closing with “F--- ICE. Free Palestine. Up the Hearts,” signals a fiery end...

Chicken Salad Chick Heads to Park Place | Charleston News 10.07.2026

South Charleston’s Park Place Shopping Center is about to get a major food upgrade with the arrival of Chicken Salad Chick — bringing hearty sandwiches, soups, salads, and sweets to join big names like Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, and Mission BBQ. With major retailers like Kroger and Menards already there, the hub is growing fast, though the exact opening date for Chicken Salad Chick remains under wraps...

Iran Plot Against Trump? Intelligence Revealed | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Iran allegedly plotted another attack on Trump, according to Israeli intel shared during his NATO trip — but Trump brushed it off, saying he’s been warned before and has backup plans. Tensions are already high, especially after Soleimani’s death sparked anti-Trump chants. Some lawmakers, like Adam Smith, suspect Israel may be pushing Trump toward a tougher stance — and the U.S. has officially ende...

Conservative Rift Exposed in Kirk Trial | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Tensions explode in the conservative political world as Candace Owens fuels controversy by claiming Tyler Robinson isn’t the killer in Charlie Kirk’s murder case, citing suspicious police neglect of his ex-partner Lance Twiggs. But courtroom footage contradicts her, showing Robinson on campus and Twiggs being interviewed — sparking furious backlash. Dinesh D’Souza calls Owens a “malignant narcissi...

Kristin Cavallari Teaches Kids Value | Charleston News 10.07.2026

Kristin Cavallari’s kids aren’t getting everything handed to them—she’s teaching them the value of a dollar by making them earn what they want, from flying coach to running their own side hustles. With Camden, Jaxon, and Saylor, she’s instilling responsibility and appreciation for privilege, while also reminding everyone that parenting has no one-size-fits-all answer. These small lessons? They’re...

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