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Former Del. Pritt remains on November ballot, several scenarios could complicate his removal

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Former state delegate Elliott Pritt remains on the November General Election ballot for now.
David Elliott Pritt
Pritt was arrested last week and charged with enticing a 15-year-old Fayette County girl into a sexual relationship. Pritt resigned from the House of Delegates Monday and made an appearance in federal court to dismiss his preliminary and detention hearings. He’ll remain in U.S. Marshals custody while he faces a federal investigation.
While he resigned his seat,


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Open house in Kanawha County details proposed Valley North 260-mile transmission line from Putnam County to Maryland

SISSONVILLE, W.Va. — Kanawha County residents got an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the massive proposed 260-mile Valley North transmission line from Putnam County to Frederick County, Maryland.
Valley Link hosted an open house at Sissonville Middle School Tuesday night. Sissonville was one of Valley Link’s 23 stops throughout the communities that would be affected by the line. Jefferson County residents got a look at the plans last month.
The Valley Link North Project would

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Proposed Legislative Rule Could Change Electricity in West Virginia

Throughout the legislative process, bills often direct a state agency — usually one with expertise in the subject at hand — to promulgate legislative rules.
In West Virginia, the Legislature requires agencies to promulgate these rules so broad statutes can be translated into detailed, enforceable standards — without allowing an executive agency to make binding law entirely on its own.
Why? There are several reasons.
The process gives the public an opportunity to weigh in on the rule making —


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Holley, new delegate, takes oath of office in House Chamber

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The newest member of the House of Delegates took the oath of office Tuesday.
Aaron Holley, who was recently named to the House to replace Del. Daniel Linville, R-Cabell, was sworn-in during a ceremony in the House Chamber.
Holley, of Milton, narrowly defeated Linville for the GOP nomination for the 22nd District seat in the May Primary Election. Linville recently resigned his House seat to work for Gov. Patrick Morrisey. Morrisey chose Holley to replace him.
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Seven former champions in field for the 93rd West Virginia Open

David Bradshaw prepares to hit a shot. Photo by Greg Carey
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A field of 132 golfers will tee it up Wednesday in the signature event on the West Virginia Golf Association calendar. Glade Springs Resort in Daniels will play host to the state’s top professional and amateur golfers in the 93rd West Virginia Open.
Play begins on the Cobb and Stonehaven courses Wednesday at 8 a.m. Golfers will play 18 holes on each course before the field is trimmed to the low 60 golfers and ties

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Flood water damages most homes and buildings in tiny Ritchie County town

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AUBURN, W.Va. — While most of the attention from last week’s flood and tornado events has

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Capito remains cautiously optimistic about Protect College Sports Act of 2026

Time is ticking, but West Virginia Senator Shelley Moore Capito remains cautiously optimistic.
A proponent of the Protect College Sports Act of 2026, Capito is hopeful the bipartisan U.S. Senate bill makes it through to a full vote in the U.S. Senate ahead of a recess starting August 7, though West Virginia’s first female Senator recognizes the hot topic is more likely to be voted on later than sooner.
“We could possibly see this pop. If we don’t see it pop in the next three to four days, it’s

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WVU Medicine presents $9 million to Monongalia County Commission for county public health initiatives

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The West Virginia University Health System presented a large financial contribution Tuesday to the Monongalia County Commission as part of an effort to support public health initiatives in Monongalia County.
Albert Wright
WVU Health System President and CEO Albert Wright presented a $9 million check to the commission which will directly support initiatives established by the Monongalia County Health Department. The check was presented as part of an ongoing collaboration

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Charleston Police Department swears-in largest class since 2005

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –The Charleston Police Department has added the most officers to the force at any one time since 2005 with the adding of 12 probationary officers Tuesday.
Scott Dempsey
A swearing-in ceremony was held at Charleston City Hall Tuesday morning.
Charleston Police Chief Scott Dempsey said the boost takes the force to 158 officers. CPD is budgeted for 173 officers.
Dempsey said he likes this class of new officers. He said there’s one key thing that makes for a good officer.





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Dominion Energy to build new gas fired power plant at Mt. Storm

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Governor Patrick Morrisey has announced plans for another major investment in West Virginia’s power generating capacity. Dominion Energy will construct a new natural gas fired power plant in Grant County which will produce 2.6 gigawatts of electricity.
The company seeks to build the Mt. Storm Combined Cycle Station. The project would create more than 1,400 construction jobs and when operational bring 150 permanent jobs. The company estimates the project will generate more

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