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WHEELING – In the next step in his public service and legal career, Senate Judiciary Committee Vice Chairman Ryan Weld announced Monday he will seek the Republican nomination to be West Virginia’s next Attorney General in 2024. Weld, R-Brooke, made his announcement Monday at Independence Hall in Wheeling. Weld told The Intelligencer and Wheeling News-Register […]

CHARLESTON — In the next step in his public service and legal career, Senate Judiciary Committee Vice Chairman Ryan Weld announced Monday he will seek the Rep

A major tourist attraction and historical landmark near Hope, B.C., remains closed more than 16 months after being damaged by floods.

Local reaction continues to pour in over the indictment of former President Donald Trump. People in both political parties in West Virginia are speaking out, and their opinions could not be further apart.

Republicans don’t want to write a budget, improve our nation’s schools or health care system or anything that might be consequential for ordinary Americans, especially American children. Instead, they are spending much of their time on non-issues or made-up issues. After all, fake issues are so much easier to deal with than real ones.

CHARLESTON — A bill that could change motor vehicle inspections in West Virginia to every two years is awaiting the signature of Gov. Jim Justice. House B

CHARLESTON — A bill that could change motor vehicle inspections in West Virginia to every two years is awaiting the signature of Gov. Jim Justice. House Bi

CHARLESTON – A bill that could change motor vehicle inspections in West Virginia to every two years is awaiting the signature of Gov. Jim Justice.

CHARLESTON – A bill that could change motor vehicle inspections in West Virginia to every two years is awaiting the signature of Gov. Jim Justice. House Bill 2310, originally meant to create an antique fleet program for using a single plate for multiple cars and trucks, was amended to include the change in vehicle inspection […]

The United Nations and the U.S. State Department oppose marriages for people younger than 18.