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State Election Commission disqualifies House District 27 candidate, dismisses letters over Jefferson, Ritchie county commission disputes,
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Fayette County school board fires Pritt amid federal sex crimes case,
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Banner in Oak Hill honoring former Del. Elliott Pritt’s military service to be removed,
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City of Huntington figuring out next steps with $2.1 million Flock contract,
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Kanawha, Jefferson counties looking to reduce technology use in classrooms this year,
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House Democrats disgruntled with state’s response to education issues,
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Google impresses with transparency, dedication to growing West Virginia’s workforce with planned data center in Putnam County,
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West Virginia Army National Guard welcomes new commander at Change of Command ceremony,
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Yeager Airport hires new general aviation director,
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More than 25,000 Hope Scholarship students to receive first round of funding next week,
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Flags flying at half-staff in Charleston, Jefferson County to honor late State Senator Herb Snyder,
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Ritchie, Pleasants counties to receive federal aid after July devastating storms,
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FEMA denies disaster declaration request in Boone, Logan counties; Morrisey to appeal,
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Fired Kanawha County deputy to remain in federal custody while he faces sex crime charges,
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Groundbreaking held for $40 million skilled nursing facility in Barboursville,
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Kanawha County Commission hosts discussion on proposed 260-mile transmission line from Putnam County to Maryland,
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Woman dies in Kanawha County apartment fire,
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Idaho veterinary supply company agrees to pay $100,000 for not properly flagging Putnam County vet’s large drug purchases,
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Democratic candidate Anderson, independents, write-ins, and more vying for House seat after Pritt’s withdrawal,
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Google investing in Buffalo area where data center is planned,