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Kanawha County jury hears testimony on first day of Chad Pearson trial

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By Savannah Young
| WOWK-TV (Charleston, WV)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) – The first day of the trial for Chad Pearson, a man indicted on multiple counts for sexual crimes toward a minor, was held Monday in Kanawha County Circuit Court. After opening statements, the mother of the alleged child victim took the stand, along with two other witnesses. The mother told the jury she and Chad Pearson had gone on a cruise in 2024 with her young children.
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Building a Specialty Deposits Portfolio

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By Savannah Young
| FinXTech
Once primarily the domain of money center banks, specialty deposits are now fair game for mid-market, regional and community banks as cheaper and more accessible software has leveled the playing field. Igor Ulis, co-founder and general manager at Hudson Technology Systems, says many banks are interested in specialty deposits because they are stickier and more lucrative than traditional deposits.
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Black Bear shot by police in downtown Charleston

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By Savannah Young
| WOWK-TV (Charleston, WV)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) – The Charleston Police Department shot a black bear in downtown Charleston Sunday night. According to Charleston Police, the bear was at the construction site for the new TC Energy building at the location of the former Sears and Roebuck building. Charleston Police said they contacted the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources, and when WVDNR could not get to the scene, they took over under the department’s advisement.
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