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Justice weighs political future, talks Senate control

RAVENSWOOD – U.S. Sen. Jim Justice has enjoyed being in the Republican majority in the U.S. Senate, but the November midterm election could see control flipped to the Democratic Party – which could also speed up a decision whether to run once again for governor of West Virginia in 2028. Speaking to reporters Wednesday following […]

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Marion BOE issues legislative invite

FAIRMONT – If you’re an elected lawmaker representing Marion County, the county’s Board of Education wants to take you to school for a bit. The BOE on Wednesday formally invited senators and delegates to its Nov. 17 meeting, so they can hear concerns from the district – and the district, ideally, can hear their plans […]

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WV Free’s ‘Repro Road Trip’ pit stops in Morgantown

MORGANTOWN – WV Free, a Charleston-based nonprofit dedicated to reproductive health advocacy, is launching its first statewide tour this October. The tour will stop in seven West Virginia cities from Oct. 14-Nov. 20 to provide health resources, educational tools and community connection, according to https://wvfree.org/. Margaret Pomponio, WV Free Executive Director, said the goal of […]

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PSC receives testimony for and against MARL project as hearing date approaches

By David Beard dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – Parties involved in NextEra Energy Transmission MidAtlantic’s application process for its MidAtlantic Resiliency Link Project are preparing for the evidentiary hearing set to begin at the end of this month. Some have submitted rebuttal testimony this week – responses to testimony offered by other parties. West Virginians Against Transmission […]

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$2.4M in unclaimed property returned in September

CHARLESTON – State Treasurer Larry Pack announced Thursday that his Office’s Unclaimed Property Division returned more than $2.4 million worth of funds to individuals, businesses and organizations during the month of September. “Every month, our Unclaimed Property Division is putting millions of dollars back into the hands of West Virginians,” Treasurer Pack said. “These September […]

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MOUNTAINEER SPOTLIGHT: Retiree gives $1M to help lessen debt for WVU grads

Gratitude sparked giving for successful West Virginia University alum Jeffery James “Jim” Blankenship. “Someone gave money that helped me,” Blankenship, a 1982 WVU graduate, said. Now more than four decades later, the retired federal employee is paying it forward through a generous gift to support his alma mater and future WVU students. “I’m trying to […]

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Rocketship ride: Justice celebrates role of Constellium in Artemis

RAVENSWOOD – Jim Justice, West Virginia’s junior U.S. senator, has often referred to the state’s economic potential as a “rocket ship ride,” but Wednesday he paid tribute to the men and women who are making the nation’s return to the moon possible. Justice made his first visit to the Constellium Rolled Products Ravenswood plant Wednesday […]

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‘This is not what I signed up for’: Flock cameras raise privacy concerns across West Virginia

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Before Olivia Lathwell leaves home, she sometimes checks where cameras are. The Monongalia County resident said she uses an online map to track Flock Safety cameras and, when she can, takes another route. Lathwell said she is not trying to hide from the police. She simply does not want a camera recording […]

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Morgantown Council weighing rules on ‘surveillance systems’

MORGANTOWN – With the use of advanced surveillance technology, including automated license plate reader cameras and facial recognition software, becoming increasingly mainstream, Morgantown City Council is looking to preemptively adopt ground rules about how such devices can be used by the city and on city property. On Tuesday, council held its first public discussion, but […]

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West Virginia launches intentions for space academy

FAIRMONT – That’s one giant leap … for Almost Heaven. Gov. Patrick Morrisey said Wednesday he wants West Virginia to be the home of the U.S. Space Academy. That’s the interstellar initiative President Donald Trump fronted in August, as a way to advance the nation’s ideals beyond the surly bonds of Earth. Officer candidates in […]

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