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CHARLESTON — A West Virginia Senate panel resolved Friday to seek U.S. Treasury Department watchdog agency review of Governor’s Office oversight of $28.3 million in federal COVID relief dollars unspent

CHARLESTON — Hundreds of Marshall community members took to the West Virginia Capitol on Wednesday to celebrate the university’s presence throughout the state.

CHARLESTON — A West Virginia finance panel of lawmakers will hold a hearing that will focus on the Governor’s Office’s transfer of $28.3 million in federal COVID-19 stimulus money that

The state’s Senate Finance Committee will look at transferring millions in federal COVID-19 funds to the Governor’s Office Gifts, Grants and Donations Fund, which already has more than $17 million.

Winds whistled around the corners of the house; the sky was dark. It was sure to mean more tree limbs down and added to the burn pile. The burn pile grows ever bigger with each passing week.

The West Virginia Senate passed a controversial campus carry bill on Tuesday, sending it to the House for further consideration.

HUNTINGTON — Leaders from Marshall University will deliver the keynote address next month at a leadership conference in California.

The early days of the West Virginia Legislature’s annual sessions often feature proposed laws that address the concerns of small groups but which do not generate enough public interest to

The WVU Student Government Association passed a proclamation Wednesday night opposing the “campus carry” bill moving through the state Legislature.

West Virginia University and Marshall University, the state’s largest institutions of higher education, have publicly opposed a “campus carry” bill moving through the state Senate.