Bill that would create job creation work groups passes state House
Next stop, the state Senate
Layoffs expected at Pleasant Valley Hospital
Due to continued challenges in the health care industry
Officers training to become certified meth lab technicians
To better address and clean up meth labs
Parkersburg revels in Fieler’s one shining moment
All-state player who drew little D-I recruiting interest finding out life's a beach at Florida Gulf Coast.
Search resumes for remains of Samantha Burns
FBI and State Police acting on a tip in Wayne County.
Report: Payne’s ties to IMG date back to 2008
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia University Board of Governors chairman Drew Payne has been at the center of a controversy delaying a prospective media deal between the university and IMG College due to his involvement and ownership with IMG partner West Virginia Media. A report published Wednesday in the Morgantown Dominion Post shows Payne’s long-standing
University planning mixed-use development for Evansdale community.
DOH looks at gas tax alternatives
The West Virginia Highway Department wants to find another way to tax motorists for using the state’s roads. West Virginians, like motorists in most states, now pay a tax on each gallon of gas they buy. In West Virginia it’s 35 cents. However, state Transportation Secretary Paul Mattox said increased fuel efficiency means gas consumption
Bill to increase state broadband speed clears first hurdle
Frontier Communications says it remains concerned about bill's possible unintended consequences.
Bill protecting gays from discrimination pulled in House
Legislation that would have prohibited discrimination in employment and housing based on sexual orientation (HB 2856) died in the House of Delegates Wednesday. The defeat trigged an impassioned floor speech by the bill’s primary sponsor, Delegate Stephen Skinner (D-Jefferson) where he thanked the bill’s supporters, but called out opponents. “For those who know what the
Trails will be open into April in Pocahontas County.
Teen making a difference in his community
Student says drinking, drugs, bullying not acceptable.
Charleston Police prepare for UMWA event
Police working closely with rally organizers and will be ready if arrests are necessary.
Bill aimed at kids never going hungry
Feed to Achieve is introduced at the Legislature
Speculation swirls about possible 2014 Senate and House races
Gainer and others are considering the Capitol Hill options.
A unanimous vote sends the bill to the Senate.
Rockefeller will again propose a mine safety bill
No major federal legislation has been approved in the three years since the Upper Big Branch Mine Disaster.
Plenty of new faces for Class AAA champs
Princeton looks to defend its 2012 state baseball championship after losing seven starters.