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The West Virginia House of Delegates Energy and Manufacturing Committee approved House Bill 5223, which would create a council to provide economic development assistance to southern coalfield counties. The bills approval comes amid the dormancy of another body that was created for a similar purpose in 2022, the Coalfield Community Grant Facilitation Commission.

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

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The state has yet to fund the commission created to facilitate grant funding to help address the critical needs of the state’s struggling coalfield communities.

Michael Mann's Ferrari is on its way to becoming yet another box office disappointment for the heralded filmmaker.

WVU received invoices for flights transporting leaders in the West Virginia Legislature, in addition to WVU officials including President Gordon Gee, totaling roughly $209,000 from the start of 2021 through June 2023, according to documents obtained through a Gazette-Mail Freedom of Information Act request.

WVU received invoices for flights transporting leaders in the West Virginia Legislature, in addition to WVU officials including President Gordon Gee, totaling roughly $209,000 from the start of 2021 through June 2023, according to documents obtained through a Gazette-Mail Freedom of Information Act request.

CHARLESTON — One day after the West Virginia Legislature passed a bill to fund a new cybersecurity center at Marshall University, demolition began at the s

CHARLESTON — One day after the West Virginia Legislature passed a bill to fund a new cybersecurity center at Marshall University, demolition began at the site