MORGANTOWN – Flat or declining revenues, rising costs and increased operating pressures. That, in short, is the fiscal reality facing the city of Morgantown as it prepares to adopt its […]
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–Skeptics believe Governor Morrisey’s tax cut measure is struggling at the Capitol
–A man accused of threatening ICE agents on social media is arrested in Harrison County
–More overnight snowfall is again impacting the morning commute and school schedules
–In Sports: Marshall plays tonight and WVU has a date Friday in Cincinnati
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BUCKHANNON — An Upshur County man faces felony and misdemeanor charges after allegedly entering a laundromat after hours and stealing around $100 from a quarters machine, as well as being found with methamphetamine on his person later on.
George Washington Foster, 44, is charged with one count of conspiracy and one count of entering without breaking, both felonies. He is also charged with one count of possession of a controlled substance methamphetamine, a misdemeanor. Foster is currently being
Gov. Patrick Morrisey appointed his first pick to the state school board on Wednesday, promising to improve the state’s low education outcomes and oversight over troubled school finances. Dr. James Paul will join the West Virginia Board of Education. He…
Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–Three construction workers injured in Wheeling bridge collapse
–Capito gets classified briefing on Maduro capture and fully sports the action
–West Virginia Republicans debate whether to revisit opening primary back up to non-GOP voters
–In Sports: The first semi-final matchup of the college football playoff is tonight
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The House of Delegates passed a three percent pay raise for state troopers, teachers and school service personnel Thursday.
Sean Hornbuckle
The pay raise under HB 4765 will average about $1800 for those three groups of workers including about $1500 for teachers and $900 for school service personnel.
State law requires lawmakers to pass bills for pay raises for those three groups of workers because their salary schedules are in state code.
The House provides three percent
MORGANTOWN – After a total of 17 years on the Morgantown Utility Board, Barbara Parsons has been replaced. Morgantown City Council on Tuesday voted to appoint Richard […]
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. –State Division of Highway officials have begun meeting with stakeholders to plan the upcoming deck replacement on the Eugene A. Carter Memorial Bridge on Interstate 64 through Charleston.
The bridge deck replacement follows several potholes that required emergency repairs during the summer of 2025, causing significant travel delays.
On Wednesday, the DOH met with the Federal Highway Association, city of Charleston, and city of South Charleston, where they discussed the project
