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CHARLESTON — Attorneys for Gov. Jim Justice, trying to make the case why he should be dismissed from a federal class action lawsuit over conditions in West Virginia’s jails and prisons, argued last week that inmates are trying to put the federal courts in charge of the state’s correctional system. In a reply filed Dec. […]

CHARLESTON — Attorneys for Gov. Jim Justice, trying to make the case why he should be dismissed from a federal class action lawsuit over conditions in West Vi

CHARLESTON — Attorneys for Gov. Jim Justice, trying to make the case why he should be dismissed from a federal class action lawsuit over conditions in West Vi

CHARLESTON — Attorneys representing inmates in West Virginia’s correctional system pushed back Tuesday on a motion to dismiss a federal class action lawsuit

BUCKHANON — Tips from citizens led to an escaped inmate being captured in Upshur County Thursday. After six days on the run, escaped inmate Denver Bennett wa

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – There were a lot of questions, but not many answers — at least not publicly — during the interims meeting on Sunday of the West Virginia Legislatures

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is investigating why the Mt. Olive Correctional Complex doesn't have reliable water. The PSC will hold a hearing on June 1 to establish whether the Gauley River Public Service District is a distressed or failing utility.

CHARLESTON — Water outages at the largest prison in the state are leading the Public Service Commission to take comments on the future of the Gauley River and the Kanawha

CHARLESTON – A Black woman accuses a state agency of racial discrimination after she was accused of cheating on a basic training correction academy exam.

HUNTINGTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the 2021 conviction of a man who shot three people and led police on a six-day manhunt.