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CHARLESTON — State and local officials in West Virginia are hoping to help the public identify and report suspected incidents of human trafficking, especial

CHARLESTON — State and local officials in West Virginia are hoping to help the public identify and report suspected incidents of human trafficking, especially of children. Third Circuit Judge Tim Sweeney is hosting a public forum on human trafficking at 7 p.m. Nov. 7 at St. Marys High School. Sweeney will be joined by Secretary […]

CHARLESTON — The WV Secretary of State’s Office registered 1,141 new businesses statewide during the month of September according to Secretary of State Mac

Last week was a fire hose of political news, from campaign finance reports to new polls to newly registered Republicans running for statewide office. Let’s

Last week was a fire hose of political news, from campaign finance reports to new polls to newly registered Republicans running for statewide office. Let’s

Last week was a fire hose of political news, from campaign finance reports to new polls to newly registered Republicans running for statewide office.

EDITORS NOTE: This is part three in a four-part series of public policy interviews with the top four Republican candidates for governor of West Virginia. Listen

Last week was a fire hose of political news, from campaign finance reports to new polls to newly registered Republicans running for statewide office. Let’s start first with campaign fundraising in the 2024 Republican primary for governor. Attorney General Patrick Morrisey might have the most donations for the most recent three-month quarter, but Huntington businessman […]

Last week was a fire hose of political news, from campaign finance reports to new polls to newly registered Republicans running for statewide office. Let’s

ELKINS — State Senator Bill Hamilton, R-11th District, is warning voters of the dangers of “dark money” in state elections. “What I want to talk ab