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National Forensic Interview Week highlights forensic interviewers

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By Zaria Stovall Verified
| WVVA-TV (Bluefield, WV) Verified
PRINCETON, W.Va. (WVVA) - This week marks National Forensic Interview Week, a designation that recognizes forensic interviewers and their work in child abuse investigations. Last year, 21 West Virginia child advocacy centers served roughly 4,700 children. Nearly two-thirds of those children disclosed abuse. Locally, Child Protect of Mercer County conducted 259 forensic interviews in 2025.
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Flock Safety cameras in Bluefield raise concerns

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By Zaria Stovall Verified, Tara Wyatt
| WVVA-TV (Bluefield, WV) Verified
BLUEFIELD, W.Va. (WVVA) - Privacy concerns over AI-powered Flock Safety cameras continue to grow nationwide, even as more municipalities install them — including the city of Bluefield, where the cameras have been in use for the past two years. The city says three major crimes have been solved since the cameras were installed. Anthony Heltzel, assistant city attorney for the city of Bluefield, said the cameras are placed on public property and capture the same footage as any other camera.
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Princeton mayor and vice mayor sworn in for new term

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By Zaria Stovall Verified
| WVVA-TV (Bluefield, WV) Verified
PRINCETON, W.Va. (WVVA) - Princeton’s mayor and vice mayor were sworn into office, with no new faces joining the city’s leadership. Mayor David Graham and Vice Mayor James Hawkins will continue in their current positions for the next term. Hawkins, who has served on the council for three years, said the role carries personal significance. “It’s a very humble position to be in, to serve the community,” Hawkins said.
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