The details of the settlement went public Thursday evening, which includes payments for residential households, businesses and those with medical needs.
The Legislature approved the bill earlier this month.
University officials say contamination does not create risk to human health on campus.
James Love found guilty in 2015 death of Hedgesville-area woman.
Measure would have allowed home-schooled and private school students to participate in sports and extracurricular activities in nearby public schools.
Former Mountaineer has new role at new role at the Charleston Family YMCA.
Police say victim was ejected from pick-up truck.
Beth Vorhees has been a mainstay at W.Va. Public Broadcasting since 1984. She'll retire Friday after a long and rewarding career.
Parkersburg native has been in the position for 18 years.
Probe involves students at Buckhannon-Upshur High School.
Authorization clears the way for nearly $300 Million dollars in development in the next five years.
Wednesday death is under investigation.
See what other Mountaineers earned honors in Thursday's Gold & Blue Lunch Report.
Adding other trail networks in the state needs to be carefully planned out and coordinated according to the Hatfield McCoy Regional Recreational Authority, otherwise it could kill investment incentive
Simplifying the tax code, she said, will be especially helpful to West Virginians.
Class AAA No. 5 George Washington has a bevy of young talent, coming off of a marque win earlier this week.
Bill would raise revenue up to $50 million for the coming fiscal year but cut revenue by $170 million each of the following two years, an analysis says.
As West Virginia struggles with its budget, other states face similar decisions.
Groups were given four weeks to plan a proposal to solve one of three issues: substance abuse, technology in West Virginia or education of youth.
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