Veterans and members of the community gathered to remember Pearl Harbor at Point Park on Thursday.
W.Va. celebrities Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. and Kamron Lawson held a meet-and greet for fans at Grand Central Mall on Wednesday.
Members of the Parkersburg Symphony Chorus sang in two concerts over the weekend with the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra (WVSO).
Wendy Shriver was in the studio to talk about the Indoor Ice Rink opening soon!
According to Wesley Clarke, the lead archaeologist and collections manager at The Castle in Marietta, there are no officially recognized tribal groups in Ohio today, however...they do still keep in touch.
The native peoples throughout the Mid-Ohio Valley lived and went about everyday life in their own ways before the arrival of European settlers. After their arrival, however, the native’s way of life changed in many ways.
The mark left by Native Americans in the area throughout its history can still be seen today after thousands of years.
The parade will begin at 6 p.m. on top of the hill near the Belpre Volunteer Fire Department.
The parade will begin at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday in Downtown Marietta.
Officers with the Southeast Major Crimes Task Force arrested two people after they attempted to throw large amounts of drugs out of their car window prior to the vehicle stopping.
Trooper Russell P. Dennison has been selected for the 2023 Trooper of the Year for the Meigs-Gallia Post of the OSHP.
Trooper Mitch Reynolds has been selected for the 2023 Trooper of the Year for the Marietta Post of the OSHP.
Allison Neff is president of the Wirt County High School chapter of the FBLA who has won their pin design contest for the past two years.
Brush fires have increased in the past few days in the Mid-Ohio-Valley. There are a few tips and guidelines you can follow to prevent them.
State Route 7 and Leading Creek Road in Meigs County is expect to be closed for several hours following a fatal crash.
Wood County Route 46, Wadesville Road, will be closed on Monday, Nov. 6, and Tuesday, Nov. 7.
The Ohio Department of Health says that screening has been proven to reduce lung cancer deaths by 20% with 56% of lung cancers found in Stage 1 to be highly curable.
We sat down with Thomas Battle as he remembers his time at WTAP.
After gaining a national audience for their story, including an appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, Kristi Hadfield and Molly Jones are using their newfound platform to raise awareness for kidney disease and kidney transplants.
We sat down with the first Daybreak anchor Shelly Sindland as she remembers her time at WTAP.
Riverview Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Parkersburg with the first grave being interred in 1801.
The program is designed to aid eligible Ohioans in low-income households with their home heating bills.
Michael J. Spencer has been charged with a felony in the 2nd degree in pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor.
One person was killed in an officer involved shooting Sunday morning.
Ruth Jackman has been a crossing guard at Williamstown Elementary for about ten years. She is well-known throughout the community for her heartwarming demeanor.
Jamie Smearman was arrested for two felony drug charges of the third-degree.
The convention included meeting sessions, worship music, workshops, and of course...fellowship.
The funds will focus on renovating the college’s Jackson County Center into an advanced manufacturing technology facility.
The crash caused several injuries with one person taken to the hospital.
We sit down with Frank Marzullo as he remembers his time at WTAP.
The annual book sale continues to support the community 73 years on.
Otis Brewster was charged after a short pursuit on Stella Street in Parkersburg Tuesday evening.
