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Cabell County parents want to sue the state over COVID-19 school policies

HUNTINGTON Cabell County parents want to sue the state over what they say are inconsistencies with COVID-19 precautions in classrooms.

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Program Offers Remote Court Access to Domestic Violence Victims Using Pandemic-Inspired Technology

Program Offers Remote Court Access to Domestic Violence Victims Using Pandemic-Inspired Technology
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Program Offers Remote Court Access To Domestic Violence Victims Using Pandemic-Inspired Technology

Program Offers Remote Court Access To Domestic Violence Victims Using Pandemic-Inspired Technology
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Police roundup: Paraphernalia, battery listed among HPD reports

HUNTINGTON — The following information was provided by the Huntington Police Department:

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New program prevents victims in Cabell County from facing aggressors

HUNTINGTON — Confronting the person who abused you is a difficult task, but West Virginia’s high court is hoping to make the process easier by allowing victims of domestic violence

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