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With allegations swirling of wrongdoing by members of the WVSP, state lawmakers are preparing to question the agency on its spending of money you provide with every vehicle inspection.

The West Virginia Legislature’s top finance lawmakers told WSAZ NewsChannel 3 they have questions about how West Virginia State Police spends the money you pay to get your vehicle’s annual inspection sticker.

With allegations swirling of wrongdoing by members of the West Virginia State Police, state lawmakers are preparing to question the agency on its spending of money you provide with every vehicle inspection.

More than 300 proposed laws passed the Legislature this session. Only one has been vetoed by the Gov. Jim Justice, and it has a direct impact on funding for school athletics.

HURRICANE, W.Va. — Rain poured in torrents as a crowd gathered Friday for the much-anticipated ribbon cutting at the new fire station in Hurricane.

More than 300 proposed laws passed the Legislature this session. Only one has been vetoed by the Gov. Jim Justice, and it has a direct impact on funding for school athletics.

Images of this week’s school shooting in Nashville caused many parents to think again, what if that happens at my child’s school?

CHARLESTON — The head of the West Virginia Senate’s finance panel has asked a U.S. Treasury Department watchdog agency to review whether Gov. Jim Justice “grossly misappropriated” $28.3 million in

Senate Finance Committee Chairman, Sen. Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, is questioning if Gov. Jim Justice has violated federal law and has requested the federal Office of the Inspector General to investigate.

With 15 minutes left in West Virginia’s 2023 legislative session, the House of Delegates sent a bill to the governor that would reboot an economic development office to coordinate federal