As the bipartisan infrastructure bill makes its way through congress, democrats are now pushing for a $3.5 trillion budget resolution to fund social infrastructure such as child care, health care, housing, and college.
Another West Virginian enjoyed a life-changing surprise on Wednesday, as Gov. Jim Justice presented a man from the community of Hacker Valley in Webster County with with the keys to a brand-new, custom-outfitted truck.
Keelin Howes of Buckhannon and John Fox of Martinsburg were named as the winners of two full four-year scholarships to any public institution in the state.
Some states, including California and New York, have instituted vaccine mandates requiring government workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Some are wondering if we are going to see those same mandates in West Virginia.
With the completion of Yeager Airport’s customs building coming up in December, officials are looking to rebrand, including changing the airport’s name.
Congressman McKinley sent a letter to Governor Jim Justice last Wednesday regarding the issue of potentially elevated lead levels in the Clarksburg water systems.
A federal judge ruled that a West Virginia middle school transgender athlete is allowed to compete on the school’s cross-country team. This decision goes against a recent bill Governor Jim Justice recently signed into law.
U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito joined 27 of her Republican colleagues on Thursday in sending a letter demanding President Biden not revoke Title 42.
The Monongalia County Commissioners are conducting a survey to gauge interest in a municipal network providing internet service to residents, businesses and anchor institutions.
West Virginia’s central higher education office is expanding and revamping its online presence to make it easier for students and families to apply for financial aid and college planning programs.
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said he will oppose OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy plan, arguing that his state, one of the hardest hit by the opioid epidemic, would get shorted in settlement money.
It is all tied to Senate Bill 334, which would require any needle exchange program in West Virginia to obtain a license through the state Department of Health and Human Resources.
On Wednesday, the city and Charleston Police Department honorarily named Garrison Avenue 'Honorary Patrolman Cassie Johnson Av' after fallen Charleston Police Officer Cassie Johnson.
This Independence Day Weekend, Canaan Valley Resort held its popular Windfest Weekend where participants loft kites of all shapes and sizes into the air.
Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin & Chief Tyke Hunt will stand alongside Ptml. Cassie Johnson’s family, friends and members of Charleston City Council as Garrison Avenue is honorarily named Patrolman Cassie Johnson Avenue.
Attorneys for the City of Huntington and Cabell County have spent more than six weeks trying to convince a federal judge that the nation’s three major drug distributors fueled an opioid epidemic that they say ravaged their community.
