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Ulster County Monday  

A Montanan has been recognized for her leadership.

SD Legislature accepting applications from high school students to serve as pages during 2024 session

A state legislative committee focused on the financial needs of counties, is considering ideas for the upcoming session. Their goal is to narrow a list of legislative priorities.

MINERAL WELLS — Superintendent John Kuhn reported enrollment continues to rise Monday, as campus principals updated trustees on programs.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – AARP WV leaders are continuing their efforts to keep senior citizens financially safe by encouraging state legislators to consider new fraud protection and recovery bills in 2024.

Whether a plant-based product should be labeled as a “disc” or “burger” without additional clarification is at the center of three pending cases across the country with one court already finding the state was unconstitutional in their labeling requirements.

West Virginia legislators got a sense of the daunting difficulties to come with assessing and managing risks from man-made industrial, cancer-causing chemicals targeted by two laws they passed this March.

Georgia, Mississippi and North Carolina are leading the charge in reforming their states certificate of need laws.

State Representative Karen McCormick, Boulder-D, wants to sponsor two pieces of legislation next session to help the field she loves.