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The statewide race for West Virginia governor has, by far, gotten the most attention heading toward the May 14 primary, owing to a crowded field of fairly well-known candidates on

CHARLESTON – West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said his office will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to decide if a state law violates the rights of a transgender middle school athlete.

Thumbs up to Michelle Rotellini, president and CEO of the Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce, for an ambitious effort to flip the status quo and elevate and spread conversations regarding

The wife of a state trooper who was slain in the line of duty says a candidate for West Virginia attorney general has repeatedly used the details of the case

BENWOOD – A grassroots political group hosted a political forum Tuesday, and 19 candidates – representing local, state and federal offices – turned out to speak. The event was sponsored by the Northern Panhandle Chapter of MOVCAC, which stands for “Motivate-Organize-Volunteer-Citizens Action Coalition.” It took place at the American Legion hall in Benwood, and attracted […]

CHARLESTON — While millions flow into the Republican primary for governor of West Virginia, several contested primaries for remaining Board of Public Works seats are also bringing in major dollars. In the Republican primary for attorney general to succeed Patrick Morrisey, State Auditor J.B. McCuskey continues to far exceed state Sen. Mike Stuart in fundraising. […]

Republicans in the West Virginia Legislature passed a bill that would eliminate the vaccine requirements for students in virtual public schools and enable private schools and parochial schools to set their own policies. Requirements would, however, remain in place for students participating in san...

Pressure mounts on Gov. Jim Justice to veto House Bill 5105, which seeks to relax vaccine requirements for students attending public virtual, private, and parochial schools in West Virginia. Healthcare and education professionals, including the West Virginia Association of School Nurses and the American Academy of Pediatrics, have vehemently opposed the bill, fearing its potential to undermine public safety and childhood immunization progress. With over 3,600 signatures on a petition urging the ...

Pressure mounts on Gov. Jim Justice to veto House Bill 5105, which seeks to relax vaccine requirements for students attending public virtual, private, and parochial schools in West Virginia. Healthcare and education professionals, including the West Virginia Association of School Nurses and the American Academy of Pediatrics, have vehemently opposed the bill, fearing its potential to undermine public safety and childhood immunization progress. With over 3,600 signatures on a petition urging the ...

Republicans John B. McCuskey and Mike Stuart are running in the Republican primary for West Virginia attorney general May 14. Republican incumbent Patrick Morrisey is running for governor, leaving the