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Woman arrested in Milwaukee in connection with Oak Brook Terrace murder
Kentucky News, Crime

Woman arrested after allegedly stabbing her husband, troopers say

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Charleston man sentenced in deadly DUI crash along U.S. 119
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Charleston man sentenced in deadly DUI crash along U.S. 119

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Ohio man, 83, gets life sentence for killing Uber driver
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Ohio man, 83, gets life sentence for killing Uber driver

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West Virginia man accused of threatening to kill ICE agents, court records show
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West Virginia man accused of threatening to kill ICE agents, court records show

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Eastern Kentucky lawmakers push to protect the state’s energy future
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Eastern Kentucky lawmakers push to protect the state’s energy future

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House Bill 4413 seeks to ban syringe programs, with fines up to $2,500 per day
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House Bill 4413 seeks to ban syringe programs, with fines up to $2,500 per day

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Former Charleston pizza restaurant employee accused in drive-thru shooting appears in court
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Former Charleston pizza restaurant employee accused in drive-thru shooting appears in court

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Man accused of exploiting children with hidden camera and AI released on bond
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Man accused of exploiting children with hidden camera and AI released on bond

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Lawmakers consider domestic violence reforms after Kanawha County killing
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Lawmakers consider domestic violence reforms after Kanawha County killing

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Improving West Virginia’s child welfare system has been a major focus during the 2026 legislative session, and House Bill 4601 plays a role in that effort. (WCHS) WEST VIRGINIA (WCHS) — Strengthening West Virginia’s child welfare system has been a key discussion point throughout the 2026 legislative session, and House Bill 4601 is part of those conversations. The proposed bill would establish a West Virginia State Police unit dedicated to investigating child abuse and neglect cases. The unit would include at least 21 retired members, with each of the state’s 21 districts contributing a minimum of one retired officer. "What I would like to see is us to be able to hire troopers to do that, not retired members, but troopers, because we hire them, we'll have them for years to come and be able to invest in them and watch them and show it," West Virginia State Police Superintendent Col. Jim Mitchell said. "Then as other troopers are already seasoned, we can put those then into units like that to offer more investigative services. I think it's better as a whole for the department to hire troopers for that." Funding concerns for the proposed unit were raised during a House Judiciary meeting on Tuesday morning. Lonnie Faircloth, president of the West Virginia Troopers Association, told lawmakers he supports the bill but said the State Police would not be able to afford it. He explained that current funding levels are already strained and uncertainty remains about what funding will look like in 2027. When lawmakers asked whether there would be enough troopers to continue operating statewide, Faircloth said no. He noted the agency is currently in a testing phase and may, for the first time in years, have to turn applicants away. "From my understanding, the governor was taking funding for 30 positions last year for this, this Fiscal Year 2026," Faircloth said. WCHS-TV reached out to Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s office for comment but did not receive a response. Despite the concerns, Mitchell remains hopeful, saying the department continues to add troopers and secure the equipment needed. "So far we've done well. We've been able to buy weapons, cars, been able to still hire people, still hiring people, troopers. So we're doing quite well with all of that," he said.
Kentucky News, Politics

House bill proposes new West Virginia State Police unit for child abuse and neglect cases

February 5, 2026 — 0 Comments

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