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House Bill 4344 was intended to better support and protect more than 7,000 of West Virginia’s most vulnerable children. Late on the final day of the legislative season, a greatly amended version of the bill passed by the Senate went to the House. But, time ran out before Delegates could concur or reject the bill. The bill died

CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s Senate approved a bill Friday that would split the massive Department of Health and Human Resources into separate departments.

CHARLESTON — With just four days remaining in West Virginia’s 2022 legislative session, the House of Delegates once again spent a considerable amount of time during its Wednesday floor session

CHARLESTON — After the West Virginia Legislature’s signature foster care bill was thrown off course Wednesday evening, the bill’s main provision was resurrected Thursday when the governor clarified that pay

CHARLESTON — Members of the West Virginia Senate passed eight additional House bills on Wednesday.

CHARLESTON — Senate Finance Chairman Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, put the West Virginia Legislature’s signature foster care reform bill in jeopardy Wednesday evening after proposing an amendment striking out the bill’s

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia House of Delegates advanced a budget bill Tuesday that clears way for the proposed personal income tax phase-out, State Police trooper pay raises and significant

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia House of Delegates unanimously advanced a bill Monday providing 5% pay raises to state employees and an additional salary bump for state police troopers.

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Senate advanced its budget bill 32-0 Friday morning without discussion.