CHARLESTON — West Virginia Board of Education President Paul Hardesty on Wednesday doubled down on the board’s prior guidance that public schools should continue to require students to adhere to the state’s strict vaccination requirements, despite Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s executive…
CHARLESTON — A federal rule to limit coal miners’ exposure to dangerous silica dust — which was set to go into effect next week after already being delayed for months — is expected to be further postponed following a joint…
BLUEFIELD — Members of the West Virginia State Police, West Virginia National Guard and the state Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation will be cooperating with ICE on cases involving illegal immigrants, Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday.
CHARLESTON — State Treasurer Larry Pack, who serves as Chairman of the Hope Scholarship Board, announced on Wednesday that his Office has approved an online learning platform, Outschool, to offer Hope Scholarship students a wide range of small-group, online classes.
MORGANTOWN — As the school year begins in many areas, new West Virginia University research finds poor air quality may keep tens of thousands of students out of school for weeks each year, hitting young students and children of color…
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey said Tuesday he’s inclined to comply with a request from President Donald Trump’s administration to supply personal data for state residents who rely on a federal food assistance program.
Maria Garcia, founder of the Hispanic Republican Club of North Texas, admits her party’s attempt to redraw congressional district maps is a straightforward political tactic to gain up to five Republican seats in the U.S. House of Representatives in the…
A federal judge ordered the Chemours Chemical Company to immediately stop discharging unlawful levels of cancer-causing chemicals into the Ohio River from the company’s Washington Works plant in West Virginia. U.S. District Judge Joseph R. Goodwin wrote in the order…
BLUEFIELD — New technology designed to help monitor West Virginia’s aging bridges in real time and detect problems before they become emergencies leading to accidents or closures was unveiled Thursday during a press conference in Cabell County.
A federal judge ordered the Chemours Chemical Company to immediately stop discharging unlawful levels of cancer-causing chemicals into the Ohio River from the company’s Washington Works plant in West Virginia. U.S. District Judge Joseph R. Goodwin wrote in the order…
