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Alert Day | Impactful weather on the way for Saturday

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Alert Day | Impactful weather on the way for Saturday


(WSAZ) – The Alert Day worthy system will begin tracking in from the west throughout the night Friday and into the morning hours of Saturday.

This event will look to be mostly rain over the area, with a wintery mix to start out along and north of I-64 in Kentucky and West Virginia.

In Ohio, especially north of OH-32, mostly snow will look to fall, with a couple of inches (1-3″) expected.

Along and north of I-64, where the wintery mix will fall, a light glaze of snow and ice will be possible in the morning possibly causing some slippery conditions before rain melts this all away.

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By the mid and later portions of the afternoon on Saturday, things will look to clear out big time, with just clouds lingering around the region.

Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and north to near the Ohio river starts as snow then a wintery mix.(Alyssa Hannahs | WSAZ)
Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and...
Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and north to near the Ohio river starts as snow then a wintery mix.(Alyssa Hannahs | WSAZ)
Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and...
Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and north to near the Ohio river starts as snow then a wintery mix.(Alyssa Hannahs | WSAZ)
Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and...
Generally speaking, Kentucky and West Virginia south of I-64 stays all rain. Along I-64 and north to near the Ohio river starts as snow then a wintery mix.(Alyssa Hannahs | WSAZ)

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Vehicle pursuit in Mason, W.Va., leads to felony charge for driver, police say

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Vehicle pursuit in Mason, W.Va., leads to felony charge for driver, police say


A vehicle pursuit in Mason County led to a felony charge being filed against a driver on Tuesday evening, police said.

Michael Robert Divincenzo, 56, has been charged with fleeing with reckless indifference, according to a social media post from the Mason Police Department.

The post said shortly before 8 p.m., police attempted to make a traffic stop after spotting Divincezo, who had previous licensure violations, driving in Mason.

“The suspect allegedly drove recklessly through several areas of the city, including traveling through a red traffic light at the intersection of Second Street and Mallard Lane and nearly striking another vehicle,” the post said. “The suspect also allegedly attempted to maneuver around a stopped vehicle near Ohio River Road, nearly causing multiple collisions, including entering the opposite lane of travel through oncoming traffic.”

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Police said the pursuit ended near the intersection of Mason and Columbia streets where Divincenzo was apprehended and the vehicle was towed.

Divincenzo is being held at Western Regional Jail on a $25,000 surety/cash bail.



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Wakim-Chapman leads Republican primary for West Virginia Senate’s 1st District

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Wakim-Chapman leads Republican primary for West Virginia Senate’s 1st District


WEST VIRGINIA (WTRF) — Laura Wakim-Chapman continued to lead the Republican primary race for West Virginia State Senate’s 1st District, according to unofficial election results.

With 100% of precincts reporting, Wakim-Chapman had received 4,023 votes, or 59.3% of the vote.

Joe Eddy received 2,761 votes, accounting for 40.7%.

The race had not been called as of the latest update. Election results remain unofficial until certified by election officials.

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USPS announces Memorial Day closures across West Virginia

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USPS announces Memorial Day closures across West Virginia


The U.S. Postal Service will suspend regular mail delivery and retail operations on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, as part of the federal holiday observance.

All post office locations in West Virginia will be closed for the day, with normal retail services and mail delivery scheduled to resume Tuesday, May 26.

While physical locations will be closed, customers will still be able to access several services online at usps.com and at self-service kiosks located in select post office lobbies.

According to USPS, many kiosks are available around the clock and allow customers to buy stamps, print postage for Priority Mail and international shipments, weigh and mail packages, and track deliveries.

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Some locations also offer additional self-service features, including rapid drop-off stations for prepaid packages, QR code label printing and USPS Smart Lockers for package pickup and drop-off.

The Postal Service said expanded self-service options are part of ongoing efforts to modernize retail operations and improve convenience for customers.

USPS is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year while continuing a nationwide modernization plan aimed at improving long-term financial stability and service reliability.



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