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PSC revises power plant regs; provides some give on 69% capacity for coal plants,
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West Virginia school funding proposal is on the table, and officials say they’re open to it,
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State board officially says school funding does not meet constitutional standard and rolls out a proposal,
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Write-in candidates could bring juice, but results won’t appear until after election,
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State explores outside management for Mildred Mitchell-Bateman and Sharpe psychiatric facilities,
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Capito says permitting bill would blast away delays and protect approved projects,
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Speaker calls state’s nuclear initiative withdrawal a mistake, still sees potential in nuclear sector,
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West Virginia aims for Space Academy: first step is to respond to feds in writing,
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West Virginia shut door on federal nuclear hubs initiative, but officials urge pursuit of other opportunities,
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Justices say school vaccines issue should move to oral arguments,
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As Supreme Court takes in conflict over education funding, lawmakers say they’re preparing to address it,
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West Virginia again comes out ahead on monthly revenue projections, eyes inflation,
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After ambitious pursuit of nuclear hub, West Virginia splits,
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Capito and colleagues praise bipartisan permitting reform deal; look ahead to a vote,
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West Virginia would do anything for federal nuclear program, but it won’t do that,
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Capito says deal is at hand on long-sought permitting reform,
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Administration: Governor’s vow that ‘West Virginia will not be a dumping ground’ overrides first pitch to feds,
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PSC hearing on power plant rules balances worries over high electric bills with desire to run coal,
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W.Va. board president is among those being sued over education funding, but he agrees system is inadequate,
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Marshall alum at center of Stars and Stripes battle says free press is crucial for military personnel,