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West Virginia’s new Republican governor, Patrick Morrisey, launched a slew of executive orders Tuesday to, I assume, set the tone for his admi…
The Finance Board of West Virginia’s Public Employees Insurance Agency has approved increases to premiums, deductibles, the spousal surcharge …
Most of the major problems in any category in West Virginia can be addressed in three steps: finding enough money, properly spending it and ma…
Plenty of finger-pointing has occurred after a 14-year-old girl was found dead in a Boone County home, apparently of malnourishment. Child Pro…
The members of the West Virginia House of Delegates passed bills Tuesday to give bonuses to correctional workers and pay raises to teachers.
This editorial was originally published in the Parkersburg News and Sentinel and was distributed by The Associated Press.
As access to the Hope Scholarship expands, some are concerned the program is siphoning funds away from the public school system.
Lawmakers on Sunday heard a status report on a West Virginia Department of Education program aimed at helping to combat the state’s teacher shortage.
