The lawsuit would distribute any settlement money between at least 34.000 municipalities.
Nolan Burch, 18, died in November 2014 after being found unresponsive outside the former Kappa Sigma house.
The sessions will focus on needs in six communities.
State Board of Education set to consider proposed policy that goes along new education reform law.
West Virginia may vie to be development center for high-speed tube transportation system.
The former state commerce secretary is challenging Governor Justice for the Republican nomination.
Senator says immediate action needed.
Former South Charleston Coach John Messinger died this week, he was a man who crafted deep relationships with all who knew him.
Supporters of the schools slated for closure spoke before Wednesday's vote.
Tinia Creamer, founder of Heart of Phoenix, will be recognized in New York City on Thursday as the winner of the American Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Equine Welfare Award.
Residents escape safely, but may be left homeless.
Mylan and Pfizer announced more details late Tuesday.
Justice companies contend federal agency broke settlement agreement; OSM says there was no agreement.
NWS Charleston Meteorologist said some records had been in place for over 100 years.
The cause of death is under investigation.
Powell will oversee a staff of technology and higher education professionals, as well as a statewide communications network and other services.
Coverage includes medical, pharmacy, dental, vision, behavioral health and prenatal care.
The state Fire Marshal's Office said the men lied during the application process.
Ted Cheatham, the director of the Public Employees Insurance Agency, fielded questions from participants about the proposal for fiscal year 2021.
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources announced last week a contract worth an estimated $200 million for managing the overloaded system.
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