Recent News About Harts
View More
-
CHARLESTON — A Harts woman is suing Kanawha Eagle Mining for the death of her husband.
-
CHARLESTON – U.S. Congress candidate and state Senator Richard Ojeda has filed a motion to dismiss the federal lawsuit against him claiming he violated a man’s civil rights.
-
CHARLESTON – A Logan man has filed a lawsuit against state Senator and U.S. Congress candidate Richard Ojeda after he was fired from his job after posting a video of Ojeda illegally passing a car.
-
CHARLESTON – The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia has filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection office in Atlanta to expose how Trump Administration officials are interpreting and executing the president’s unconstitutional immigration ban.
-
LOGAN – A Harts woman is suing the Logan County sheriff after she claims a drunk driver caused her injuries. Margaret Bryant, Speedway Superamerica LLC, Eddie Mullins and John Doe and/or Jane Doe were also named as defendants in the suit. Logan County Sheriff Sonya M.
-
CHARLESTON – A Cabell County man is suing over claims a pharmacy gave him the wrong prescription.
-
-
-
WAYNE -- A Harts man is suing Stowers Trucking after he was injured while working as a coal truck driver.
-
-
HAMLIN -- Argus Energy and six employees are accused of surface coal mining practices polluting and contaminating the water supply that led to the death of a Harts woman.
-
-
HAMLIN -- A school bus driver is accused of prolonged inappropriate conduct with a female Lincoln County High School student.
-
-
CHARLESTON – The organization that represents the interests of West Virginia's towns and cities is accused of failing to disclose to its members the relationship between one of its former officers, and his now-bankrupt company in their roles in helping local governments buy equipment.
-
-
HAMLIN -- A total of 30 personal and property damage suits await jury trials in Lincoln Circuit Court against Argus Energy VW, LLC, and associated individuals concerning surface mining in the Harts area.
-
-
-
HAMLIN -- A Ranger man is accusing three businesses of marketing a product known as "bath salts" and sold as a "legal drug," and other plaintiffs might join his product liability and personal injury suit.
