Nearly three weeks ago, near an Interstate 77 tollbooth, State Police stopped three people, pulled at least one out of the vehicle and called U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The man ...
Delegate Lori Dittman wants to make sure more older foster kids know the programs they can access through the federal ...
West Virginia CPS workers can’t keep all the kids in their care safe. The governor admits understaffing but his bill doesn’t ...
About 200 subsidized housing properties in West Virginia are nearing the end of federal affordability protections within the next five to ten years, unless lawmakers step in with state support.
A bipartisan plan to take $250 million from the $1.4 billion Rainy Day Fund for long-standing drinking water issues may be ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s plan to enact a 10% tax cut while keeping a balanced budget banks on surplus funds and future wage increases.
RAND consultants hired by the House of Delegates recommended lawmakers cap the Hope Scholarship and rethink the public school funding formula.
A marijuana plant is seen at a medical marijuana dispensary in Egg Harbor Township, N.J., March 22, 2019. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File) State Treasurer Larry Pack has still not found a way to spend ...
Mingo, wants the PSC to regulate internet service. Here’s what that would mean for prices, service and broadband expansion.
A lineman installs fiberoptic cable on an electric utility pole in Lexington, Va. In West Virginia, utility companies and internet service providers are in disputes about cost of pole maintenance.
Staffing shortages, reimbursement changes and rising costs are squeezing child care providers across the state.
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