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West Virginia’s Republican-majority Legislature is advancing a bill that would require photo IDs to be added to the cards low-income residents who qualify for government assistance use to purchase food.

CHARLESTON (AP) — A committee of lawmakers in West Virginia’s Republican-majority Legislature is advancing a bill that would require photo IDs to be added t

CHARLESTON – For nearly 30 years, voters not affiliated with a political party in West Virginia have been able to vote in Republican primaries, but with residents already applying for

CHARLESTON – For nearly 30 years, voters not affiliated with a political party in West Virginia have been able to vote in Republican primaries, but with resid

CHARLESTON – For nearly 30 years, voters not affiliated with a political party in West Virginia have been able to vote in Republican primaries, but with residents already applying for absentee ballots, state GOP officials are considering limiting the May primary to just Republican voters. The West Virginia Republican Executive Committee will consider a resolution […]

CHARLESTON — For nearly 30 years, voters not affiliated with a political party in West Virginia have been able to vote in Republican primaries, but with res

The amounts proposed by lawmakers are higher than the raises floated by Gov. Justice, but could face opposition from other lawmakers.

The Charleston Gazette-Mail published this editorial on Wednesday:

W.Va. Gov. Jim Justice filed his official candidacy paperwork for the Republican primary for U.S. Senate on the same day he gave his last State of the State add

Health officials asked for nearly $300 million in new money to protect children, fight poverty and address the opioid epidemic. Justice’s budget proposal would give them most of that money