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Major Weirton employer, Cleveland-Cliffs, announces plant idling and about 900 job losses,
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Justice companies ask for preliminary injunction to block auction of Greenbrier Sporting Club,
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Teachers could be designated to carry guns or stun guns under bill headed to full House,
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‘Women’s Bill of Rights’ passes House after argument over whether it expands any actual rights,
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Senate proposal would expand work requirements for nutrition benefits for adults without dependents,
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College students testify for bill to alleviate food insecurity, and senator calls proposals ‘nanny state stuff’,
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Capito, Manchin vote in favor of aid for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan,
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Bill that could open libraries to felony obscenity charges over material for minors goes to full House,
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Senate passes bill focusing on student discipline in early grades,
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Candidates for governor support current near ban on abortion, disfavor direct vote by citizens,
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Morrisey, often knocked for New Jersey roots, hits his rivals as ‘products of political royalty’,
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Attempt to broaden ‘Women’s Bill of Rights’ winds up with just one change: criminalizing marital rape,
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Manchin says border security package failed for political reasons; Capito cites voter concerns,
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Justice companies sue to block auction of Greenbrier Sporting Club,
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Most speakers say ‘Women’s Bill of Rights’ is actually nothing of the kind,
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Justice casts doubt on club’s auction, rips bank, hints at counter action and asks for less focus on debts,
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Capito says constituent sentiment led to her vote against border package; Manchin expresses frustration,
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Rivals in governor’s race slam how Morrisey handled opioid crisis; he defends record,
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Debate brings out jabs, conservative cred and policy positions for GOP gubernatorial candidates,
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School discipline bill goes to full Senate, even as concerns arise about how it would work,