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A bill purporting to forbid “government limitations on the exercise of religion” now only needs Gov. Jim Justice’s signature to become law after Senate action late Tuesday.

West Virginia may be famous for its "Country Roads," but state lawmakers are hoping that $25,000 in tax credits will help attract former residents to come back.

The Republican governor has also promised to sign any anti-abortion bills that reach his desk.

Doctors recount horrors of physician and patient arrests after loss of pregnancy

The House of Delegates Monday gave final approval to a Senate bill that ends mask mandates in Virginia public schools. The measure cleared on a straight party-line vote, with Republicans

Arlington Public Schools will present a new masking policy at a school board meeting tonight (Thursday) in light of a new law that requires masks be optional by

The US saw a new record high of Covid-19 hospitalisations, as its caseload kept hiking, staff level fell and medical system was struggling against an unprecedented surge of the infection.

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The US saw a new record high of Covid-19 hospitalisations, as its caseload kept hiking, staff level fell and medical system was struggling against an unprecedented surge of the infection.The country registered a total of 145,982 people ...

CHARLESTON — Legislation to phase out the state personal income tax in annual multiples of at least $150 million passed the House of Delegates Monday on a 77-23 vote, with multiple unresolved questions about who the bill will help or hurt. Offered as a counterpoint to Gov. Jim Justice’s plan to cut income taxes by 60% in the first year, House Finance Chairman Eric Householder, R-Berkeley, conceded Monday that House Bill 3300 is intended, in part, to curb state government. “It doe...