Transgender teen athlete in a Supreme Court fight knows the upcoming sports season could be her last
Becky Pepper-Jackson is a 15-year-old in West Virginia who knows the upcoming sports season could be her last. West Virginia has banned transgender girls like the discus-throwing sophomore from competing in girls and women’s sports. The state is among more…
MORGANTOWN — If the storyline of Rich Rodriguez facing his old team in 2026 wasn’t enough, it just got better with West Virginia facing an old player.
Well-known Mountaineer receiver Rodney Gallagher transferred to conference opponent Arizona, according to his social media. WVU is scheduled to play the Wildcats at some point in 2026, and it’s expected to be a home game, making it a homecoming for the Uniontown, Pennsylvania, native.
Gallagher was with the Mountaineers for three seasons. He was a
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Despite winning the first three bouts, No. 16 West Virginia was unable to hold onto their early lead, dropping their final home contest of the year to No. 20 Missouri, 26-13.
The Mountaineers took decisions in the first three bouts. No. 9 Jett Strickenberger used a second-period takedown to defeat No. 16 Mack Mauger, 4-1. WVU doubled their advantage at 133 pounds. Point Pleasant High School graduate No. 16 Gunner Andrick defeated Gage Walker, 4-2. At 141 pounds, Jordan Titus
Gov. Patrick Morrisey is asking lawmakers to increase funding for the federal food assistance program SNAP by $13.5 million in fiscal year 2027 to make up for changes brought about by federal legislation, state budget officials said last week.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House on Thursday passed a minibus funding package that includes $11.8 million for projects in West Virginia’s 1st Congressional District, including funding targeted to Raleigh, Fayette and McDowell counties, according to Rep. Carol Miller, R-W.Va.
CHARLESTON, W.Va – The United Mine Workers of America is taking aim at proposed gas-fired power plants in West Virginia, saying those projects would take away coal mining jobs, destabilize communities, and fundamentally shift the state’s energy future.
Brian Sanson
The UMWA held a press conference at its District 17 office in Charleston to announce its opposition, and UMWA International President Brian Sanson said West Virginia politicians have a decision to make in this battle.
“West Virginia
When reports of Snowmageddon began swirling in the weather forecasts, we braced ourselves. Crowds raced to the store for milk and bread to endure the storm. Many grabbed extra toilet paper — a leftover panic from COVID. Snow was projected…
FAIRMONT – Donna Wade is used to being in situations where she has to jump in – quick – to get it done. Which is precisely what […]
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