CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s coronavirus vaccination drive is slowing down as fewer people come forward to get shots, the governor said Friday.
Looking to move away from the hustle and bustle of the big city? You can now take country roads, and a paycheck, to get home to West Virginia.Â
CHARLESTON — New guidance from the federal government will send extra food money to some households already receiving SNAP benefits.
CHARLESTON — A bill that would regulate needle exchange programs in West Virginia passed the Republican-controlled legislature on Saturday. Critics have said more stringent requirements for the programs will constrain the number of providers who give clean syringes to injection drug users no…
West Virginia begins its 1st-ever 5-week spring gobbler season Monday.
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University graduates will return to in-person commencement ceremonies this May.
PARKERSBURG — A former Parkersburg City Councilman pleaded not guilty this week to charges relating to the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol, The Parkersburg News and Sentinel reported.
CHARLESTON — A bill that would establish an intermediate court system in West Virginia won approval in the Senate last week and awaits the signature of Republican Gov. Jim Justice.
CHARLESTON (AP) — West Virginia's coronavirus vaccination campaign will turn to young people to stem transmission rates after giving shots to most senior citizens.
West Virginia’s House of Delegates passed a bill aiming to eliminate the state personal income tax over a little more than a decade, but immediate questions remain.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia business groups are opposing key parts of Republican Gov. Jim Justice's proposal to cut the personal income tax because it includes other tax hikes. On top of those concerns, Republicans are worried that the federal stimulus package stymies their ability to enact t…
MORGANTOWN — The red doors on the landmark Hotel Morgan are open for business, and travelers are welcome.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's near-daily ritual of reading the ages and hometowns of people who died from the coronavirus stretched to nearly 19 minutes Friday.
CHARLESTON — As the season changes from winter to spring and more drivers hit the roads, the West Virginia Governor’s Highway Safety Program is reminding all drivers of the importance of seat belt use.
ALUM CREEK — The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources is getting ready to open a new wildlife education center in Kanawha County.
CHARLESTON (AP) — West Virginia's consumer sales tax rate would increase from 6% to 7.9% under a proposal submitted to the Legislature on Thursday to eliminate the state's personal income tax.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia has long proclaimed itself ``Almost Heaven,'' a nod to a song and soaring mountaintop vistas. Now some joke the state name-checked in ``Take Me Home, Country Roads'' could take things up a notch as Democratic U.S. Sen Joe Manchin bargains his way through Congress.
CHARLESTON — An interactive online map of all 2021 roadwork projects across West Virginia is now available.
WHEELING — An attorney with 18 years experience in West Virginia’s Northern District is now the acting U.S. attorney here.
DAVIS — Atmosphere and intent go a long way in a place like the Billy Motel in Tucker County.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has agreed to live in Charleston, the seat of state government, ending a long-running challenge over his residency.
CHARLESOTN — AARP West Virginia state leaders have set an ambitious legislative agenda for the organization this year.
CHARLESTON (AP) — West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has ordered the loosening of pandemic restrictions on businesses after a decline in coronavirus deaths and cases, and he sought the return of all elementary and middle school students to in-person learning.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Housed many, many feet above the ground, close to the National Conservation Training Center in Shepherdstown, lives a pair of eagles — Smitty and Bella.
CHARLESTON (AP) — A West Virginia lawmaker has renewed an attempt to punish teachers for striking in a state where work stoppages have occurred in two of the past three years.
CHARELSTON — West Virginia Division of Highways snowplow drivers are cutting a colorful swath across the state these days when they clear the roads of ice and snow.
CHARLESTON — Leaders from both parties in the West Virginia Senate on Tuesday credited Republican Gov. Jim Justice for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic but some cautioned that more can be done, including helping small businesses.
CHARLESTON (AP) — West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore said Wednesday his office will seek greater oversight of an agency that a legislative audit says did not keep adequate records of a loan program intended to boost the state’s economy.
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University has set a goal of eliminating single-use disposable plastics from its campus by the end of 2026, the school said.
ELKINS — The National Natural Landmark Program has named the Bear Rocks and Allegheny Front Preserve as the 600th National Natural Landmark.
CHARLESTON (AP) — Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continued to decline last week in West Virginia.
CHARLESTON (AP) — The West Virginia Supreme Court on Thursday temporarily blocked a newly appointed state lawmaker from assuming his duties while it considers a challenge to the legality of his appointment.
CHARLESTON — Republican West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice was sworn in to a second and final term Friday.
Construction began Monday on Black Rock, a 115-megawatt wind farm atop Mount Storm in Grant and Mineral counties.
CHARLESTON — Requirements for system upgrades and additional maintenance are included in orders the state Public Service Commission has filed after a full service audit of Frontier Communications.
Investigators with the West Virginia State Fire Marshal’s Office are seeking the public’s help in locating drivers who are believed to have been in the area of last month’s arson fires in Berkeley County that resulted in the death of a West Virginia Air National Guard firefighter.
CHARLESTON — Nobody likes potholes, especially the men and women who work tirelessly to patch them.
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