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Lawsuits filed in teacher pensions
Insurer accused of committing fraud
Two Charleston law firms are filing a class-action lawsuit on behalf of participants in the Teachers Defined Contribution plan, contending that many were fraudulently misled into investing most or all of their pension contributions into low-interest fixed rate annuities.
Health Department chief out
Executive director resigns, citing 'politics, personalities and pathos'
Frustrated with a political spat over moving the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department, the agency's executive director resigned Thursday.
Mining appeal moving along
Olson to argue Harman case against Massey before Supreme Court
A former solicitor general of the United States has been retained by Harman Mining Co. and its president, Hugh Caperton, in a continuing multimillion-dollar case against Massey Energy Co.
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    Willow Island: Revisited
    It's been 30 years since the worst construction accident in U.S. history claimed 51 lives in Pleasants County. Look back on the disaster, the investigation and the people left behind.
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