News on West Virginia Record

HUNTINGTON — A Wayne County couple is suing Marshall University, alleging the defendant's negligence resulted in injuries to the husband. 

KEYSER — A Keyser hardware store is suing the operators of an Elk Garden quarry, alleging breach of contract in failing to pay nearly $23,000.

HUNTINGTON — A West Virginia woman is suing an in-state debt collector, alleging intentional infliction of emotional distress and violation of telephone harassment statutes.

CHARLESTON – A Cross Lanes woman alleges she was injured by shopping carts while shopping at a grocery store.

NEW MARTINSVILLE – Two property owners allege that a company failed to honor the terms of a contract for the right-of-way use of their property for a pipeline.

WHEELING – An Ohio County grandparent alleges a minor child was injured while attending an after-school program.

LOGAN – A Logan County man alleges he is legally blind and his vision loss could have been avoided had he received proper care at an emergency room.

PRINCETON – Service dogs are “superheroes,” says Mercer County Magistrate Sandra J. Dorsey, who recently took her own personal service dog to Mercer Elementary School to educate children on the realities of having a service dog, and what to do in their presence.