These baked goods were often made for coal miners' lunches in northern West Virginia by their Italian-American wives.

School's out, but not for this school bus-driving teacher and magician.

This state has the most national parks, ranging from some of the oldest (1890) to one of the newest (2013).

This malaria drug was found to harm COVID-19 patients, despite being recommended by one notable commentator.

The caduceus -- a staff with two twisting snakes -- and this oath are two symbols of the medical profession.

Known for its bright pink blossom, this state flower of West Virginia can be seen throughout the state's forests and front yards.

Boo Radley, an unseen neighbor, haunts the pages of this Southern classic.

This coastal gem was the first national park established east of the Mississippi River in 1919.

Two dams breached on the Tittabawassee River in this state, putting a chemical plant at flood risk and forcing the evacuation of 10,000 residents.

Rosacea, eczema, and acne are all diseases treated in this field of medicine.

At his death in 1799, a large portion of the 60,000 acres he owned lay in what is now West Virginia.

A Belgian inspector tracks clues from train car to train car in this British mystery author's "Murder on the Orient Express."

This park is the largest and lowest in the lower 48 states.

This week, the People's Republic of China moved to assert more control over Hong Kong, despite its 50-year "one country, two systems" agreement with this country not having ended.

This blood type is called the "universal donor" type.

Although known for timber and coal mining, this mineral was the first major natural resource discovered and extracted in West Virginia, with the first furnace constructed in 1797.

Beloved by her readers and the Nobel Prize committee, this was the first black woman to be its laureate.

This smallest national park could fit in the largest, Wrangell-St. Elias, nearly 2,400 times.

Only time will tell if this actress will be remembered more for her starring role on Full House or her starring role in a college admissions scandal.

Cordoma, craniopharyngioma, and ependymoma are childhood forms of this disease category.

"Almost heaven, West Virginia," is the opening line of John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" which was joined this other official state song only in 2014.

Dmitri, Ivan, Alexei, and (possibly) Pavel drive the plot in this lengthy Russian novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky.

This least visited park in the lower 48 states is challenging to access due to its natural moat.

A church that defied stay-at-home orders in this state was burned to the ground in an apparent arson.

During the Crimean War, this woman established the modern practice of nursing.