CHARLESTON — The same day Gov. Patrick Morrisey touted a $370 million revenue surplus, a program that provides school clothes to low-income students didn’t kick off as expected. Morrisey said the program is under a funding review, but hasn’t provided…
CHARLESTON — In light of a federal court decision last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has directed retailers in West Virginia that accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits to again allow people to use SNAP to purchase soda.
CHARLESTON — In light of a federal court decision last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has directed retailers in West Virginia that accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits to again allow people to use SNAP to purchase soda.
PRINCETON — Cancer care is entering a new era at WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital, where alignment with the WVU Cancer Institute and continued investments in physicians, technology and facilities are expanding access to nationally recognized cancer care close to…
CHARLESTON — The hotter the weather, the more fireworks Noah McNamee says he sells in the parking lot of a grocery store in Kanawha County. He expects hundreds of customers to buy high-flying fireworks ahead of the historic weekend as…
CHARLESTON — The hotter the weather, the more fireworks Noah McNamee says he sells in the parking lot of a grocery store in Kanawha County. He expects hundreds of customers to buy high-flying fireworks ahead of the historic weekend as…
BECKLEY — The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority and its entrepreneurial program the West Virginia Hive issued its 2025 Regional Impact Report showcasing its significant accomplishments throughout the New River Gorge Region and Southern West Virginia.
BECKLEY – The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority, and its entrepreneurial program the West Virginia Hive, issued its 2025 Regional Impact Report showcasing its significant accomplishments throughout the New River Gorge Region and Southern West Virginia.
Bill introduced in Congress to increase black lung benefit stipends for coal miners in W.Va., beyond
CHARLESTON — Members of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill this week that, if made law, would increase black lung disability payments for coal miners and their families and tie the stipends to inflation rates moving forward.
CHARLESTON — Members of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill this week that, if made law, would increase black lung disability payments for coal miners and their families and tie the stipends to inflation rates moving forward.
