Zach Shrivers
Weekend Anchor/Producer/MMJ
Parkersburg, West Virginia
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Zach graduated from Ohio University in the spring of 2019. By July, he had joined the WTAP newsroom as a reporter. Since then, he has moved behind the desk two days a week as the station's weekend anchor. He still reports Wednesday through Friday.
Ohio will withdraw from the federal program that adds $300 a week in unemployment benefits.
A school board meeting ended early Tuesday night after members said a group of people refused to wear masks indoors.
Superintendent says calls made about bombs, active shooters
A Parkersburg man was arrested Thursday for allegedly setting fire to a snack truck in south Parkersburg.
A Meigs County man, who officials say fought and died in World War 2, is being brought back to his family farm.
A Nelsonville Division of Fire firefighter is laid to rest on Friday.
Data from the USDA shows several hundred households around the MOV that are more than half a mile from a supermarket and have no cars.
A mobile home fire was reported on County Road 9 around 7:05 p.m. Thursday.
The Wood County Board of Education voted five-zero to sell two former elementary schools on Tuesday night.
Sara Klesel is named Wood County Schoos 2022 Teacher of the Year.
Two people will spend nine months in prison after pleading guilty to attempted gross sexual imposition.
A man and a woman are hurt in a Sunday night car crash in Parkersburg.
West Virginia officials are still working to hammer out details of how to send $100 savings bonds for residents age 16 to 35 who get a coronavirus shot.
Congressman Steve Stivers said in an interview Tuesday he will not run for Senator Rob Portman's seat in 2022.
Elizabeth Saxton, 31, accused of child neglect, concealing human body
The Parkersburg Narcotics Task Force arrests four people and recovers hundreds of grams of drugs during a raid on Friday.
A piece of heavy equipment caught fire late Friday afternoon near State Route 7 in Washington County.
City of Parkersburg restricts fishing while stocking trout in City Park and Southwood Park.
A Pomeroy-based business is recalling some of its whipping cream after routine testing revealed it had not been properly pasteurized.
Council also awarded the construction of the Jackson Park pickleball court to Vasco Sports on Thursday.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces a plan to vaccinate more college students in the coming weeks.
Parkersburg Police extradite a man previously indicted on child neglect resulting in death charges.
The COVID-19 pandemic exponentially increased the use of telehealth services, and experts say in doing so, highlighted the communities underserved by broadband providers.
Students line a hallway with cards and posters thanking doctors for their work.
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Two women are taken to a hospital after a wreck in Athens County Wednesday afternoon.
Chef Tom Hickey cut the ribbon to a new bistro in the historic Levee House Tuesday afternoon.
Governor Jim Justice speaks with business leaders about growing West Virginia.
Police Lieutenant Greg Collins retires after more than twenty years on the force.
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Vienna and Parkersburg police recover suspected drugs during a raid that led to four arrests.
Wood County authorities are asking residents to keep an eye on their mailboxes.
New program uses education and counseling to hopefully curb drug use in Wood County Schools.
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Wood County Schools plans to offer free in-person learning programs throughout summer 2021.
Ricky Stone is facing a first degree felony charge of trafficking in meth after suspected drugs were found in his vehicle during a traffic stop on Thursday.
The Southern District of West Virginia has a new Acting U.S. Attorney.
Eric Barber is formally charged with theft and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, among other crimes.
Tiera Mounts will spend 20 years behind bars for her role in her son's death.
Two local women deliver gifts and balloons to an area foster mom.
Five people are facing felony charges related to recent catalytic converter thefts out of Parkersburg.
COVID-19 cases decline significantly over two months.
COVID-19 cases decline significantly over two months.
Athens County authorities recover suspected drugs and guns during a raid last Friday.
One man was still behind bars Friday night after a search warrant reveals drugs and a gun.
Appointment times will stay the same, but people scheduled to be vaccinated will now need to go to Marietta High School on Friday.
Vienna police find suspected drugs and a gun during traffic stop in Vienna
Governor Justice recognizes Shadow the Great Dane for saving a man's life.
Health officials in Ohio release updated coronavirus numbers.
The governor of Ohio holds a Friday evening news briefing to discuss vaccinations in schools.
Governor Jim Justice held a news briefing Friday.