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Former West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Warren McGraw has died at age 84. McGraw spent five decades in public service. McGraw was elected as a Democrat to fill an unexpired

WASHINGTON —With strong union backing, led—as usual—by National Nurses United, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Ind-Vt., reintroduced his Medicare For All legislation.

It may be another week before workers at Broken Hill's largest mining company find out how many jobs will be lost as part of an ongoing restructure of operations, a union says.

Government has warned the public about fake compensation fund agents inviting former mineworkers to be assisted with compensation fund applications.

CHARLESTON — Workers who died on the job or as a result of occupational illness were honored Friday at the 35th Annual Workers Memorial Day Ceremony in the Lower Rotunda

A list of IWW pamphlets from the beginning of the 20th Century up until today.

Which customer is visited first depends on several factors, while the removal itself could take several days.

New research finds coal miners are at increased risk of death from more diseases than just black lung, the latest evidence of the dangers of coal mine dust putting West

BROOKWOOD, Ala.—Twenty-three months and a day after Alabama’s Warrior Met coal company forced its 1,100 United Mine Workers to strike, the remaining 800 walked back onto their jobs on March 2, as UMWA and the firm prepared to resume talks on a new contract.

UMWA prepares members for potential return to Warrior Met Coal