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A bill creating an economic development commission became engulfed in committee discussions about energy — and debate over carbon footprints.

Bringing back the death penalty is one of the goals of the West Virginia Legislature this session. Sen. Mike Stuart, R-Kanawha, and no less than Senate President Craig Blair, R-Berkeley

The West Virginia Senate Economic Development Committee approved a bill that would set up a new authority board, called the West Virginia Advanced Energy and Economic Corridor Authority, to foster economic and infrastructure development in McDowell, Mercer, Mingo and Wayne counties. The bill advanced after the committee removed a provision that required a commitment to a net-zero carbon footprint.

CHARLESTON — The candidate filing period for the 2024 primary elections began Monday, the same day campaign finance reports were due for the final three month

CHARLESTON — The candidate filing period for the 2024 primary elections began Monday, the same day campaign finance reports were due for the final three month

CHARLESTON — Another Republican lawmaker is calling for a return to the death penalty in West Virginia for specific cases, but others question the effectiv

CHARLESTON — Another Republican lawmaker is calling for a return to the death penalty in West Virginia for specific cases, but others question the effectiveness of the death penalty.

CHARLESTON – Another Republican lawmaker is calling for a return to the death penalty in West Virginia for specific cases, but others question the effectiveness of the death penalty. In a press release Monday, state Sen. Mike Stuart said the first bill he will introduce when the 2024 legislative session begins at noon Wednesday is […]

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Another Republican lawmaker is calling for a return to the death penalty in West Virginia for specific cases, but others question the effectiveness of the death penalty.