There are nearly 3,000 children in West Virginia who are diagnosed with autism. Concerned residents and parents from both sides of the Ohio River met in Belmont County, Ohio, recently to discuss autism issues and create localized ways to improve autism education.

Last Month, police say Bobby Frazier of Louisa, Kentucky, was driving drunk when he crossed a center line in Wayne County, killing four people. We often hear about multiple DUI offenders being on the road. So Clark Davis wanted to find out what happens to people convicted of driving under the influence, and filed this report.

Barack Obama focused on veterans Monday in a speech at the Charleston Civic Center. It was his first visit to the state since March. Clinton made several stops in Southern West Virginia before heading to Governor Manchin's election-eve rally in Fairmont. Scott reports from the Obama campaign, while Anna Sale reports from Clinton's rally in Logan County.

Greg Collard talks to Scott Finn and Anna Sale about Monday's visits by Democratic presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

There’s a new front in the battle over mountaintop removal mining in West Virginia. It’s over what’s called selenium. Selenium is a naturally occurring element that does no harm in small amounts. The problem is when earth is disturbed with practices like mountaintop-removal mining, and it builds up in water and then moves up the food chain. At a lake in Lincoln County, a study links excessive selenium levels to deformities in fish.

Hillary and Chelsea Clinton spent Mother’s Day in the town where the holiday began a hundred years ago. Clinton visited the birthplace of the founder of Mother’s Day in Taylor County and gave a speech in Grafton at the former B&O railroad station.

In 1960, West Virginia propelled John F. Kennedy to the Democratic presidential nomination. This segment includes extensive video of JFK's television ads and speeches. Beth Vorhees talks to Robert Rupp, a political science professor at West Virginia Wesleyan College, about John F. Kennedy's 1960 campaign message to West Virginians and how it compares to the messages of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton today.

Huntington lawyer Menis Ketchum has become the first candidate to release a negative television ad, attacking Chief Justice Elliott “Spike” Maynard. But the other candidates are under attack too – from independent groups.

Two Republican candidates, Hiram Lewis and Dan Greear, are competing to see who will run against incumbent Attorney General Darrell McGraw in November.

As Mother’s Day is celebrated this Sunday, a special Mother’s Day service will take place in Taylor County. On its 100th anniversary, we look back at the history of Mother's Day and its founder Anna Jarvis.