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CHARLESTON, WV (WOAY) - If one state senator has his way, the penalty for murdering a first responder could get steeper. Senator Mike Stuart, who represents the seventh district in the state senate, says he is introducing a bill in the upcoming legislative session that will allow the death penalty for people who murder first

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

The state’s developing plan to divert the mentally disabled from jails and state hospitals faces organizational and funding challenges.

Residents of West Virginia are set to see a slight rise in vehicle inspection costs. But, theres good news attached. The inspection stickers will now be good for two years,

CHARLESTON – Lawmakers are wanting to add West Virginia to the more than a dozen states that protect the privacy of digital information for citizens. Members of the Joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary received a briefing Tuesday morning on legislation set to be introduced during the Legislature’s 2024 regular session in January to protect […]

CHARLESTON — Lawmakers are wanting to add West Virginia to the more than a dozen states that protect the privacy of digital information for citizens. Member

  CHARLESTON — Lawmakers are wanting to add West Virginia to the more than a dozen states that protect the privacy of digital information for citizens.

CHARLESTON — Lawmakers are wanting to add West Virginia to the more than a dozen states that protect the privacy of digital information for citizens. Member

Growlers, even the best ones, are imperfect versions of what we’d like them to be. Taking draft beer, transferring it to a portable container, and having the sensory experience of that beer stay the same after some distance and time are involved. … Well, it’s a perilous trip. Voicing the limitations of growlers isn’t particularly

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Lawmakers are wanting to add West Virginia to the more than a dozen states that protect the privacy of digital information for citizens.