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CHARLESTON — Democratic and Republican members of the West Virginia House of Delegates were able to come together Monday and agree on an amendment to a bill t

Foster parents and kinship caregivers will have access to a new information portal if a House bill becomes law.

Illegal immigration clearly is the top election year issue for Republicans, both at the national and state level, even if a majority of West Virginians have likely never encountered an

Illegal immigration clearly is the top election year issue for Republicans, both at the national and state level, even if a majority of West Virginians have likely never encountered an

The West Virginia bill would seemingly be the first time a law in the U.S. specifically targeted museums for obscenity.

Senate passes elementary school discipline bill

Solar advocate-backed bills that would codify community solar and net metering measures aimed at benefiting participants who look to lower their electric bills have stalled in the West Virginia legislative session. Energy bills favoring utilities, meanwhile, have advanced.

The West Virginia Library Association (WVLA) on Feb. 21, 2024, issued a statement opposing House Bill 4654, which removes exemptions in state code for these institutions and would allow them to face criminal charges for displaying obscene material to minors.

CHARLESTON — The Republican-led West Virginia House of Delegates on Friday passed a bill that would open librarians to criminal penalties for showing obscene materials to minors.

A bill heading toward the full House of Delegates for a vote would strip away vaccine mandates for students attending private and parochial schools in West Virginia.