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I have talked with several people in the past few days who worry about a “wasted vote.” The argument is that voting for a candidate who has little chance of

From 1984 through 2012, West Virginia voters could wake up occasionally to discover that Morgantown businessman John R. Raese was running for high office, usually U.S. Senate.

The Biden administration’s EPA has released new carbon emission rules that will force the country’s remaining coal-fired power plants to close, make it more difficult for future natural gas power

As we celebrate Earth Day this month, and the work the city of Charleston is doing to make our city greener, it’s a good time to note the recent third

As the world witnesses increasing religious division, we should remember the role of West Virginia in advancing religious tolerance in America.

In my 50 years of practice, never have I witnessed such confusion, mistrust and nihilism about public health.

If the trend in voter registration continues, the final numbers before the May primary in West Virginia will show that Republican registration will have grown, while Democratic Party registration will

Coalfield Development has long envisioned supporting our region by investing in local communities, fostering the talents and potential of Appalachians and creating socially, environmentally and financially thriving economies. We are

The Boone County Sheriff’s Department made a horrific discovery when they were called to a house in the Morrisvale community this week to investigate a reported death. They found the

West Virginia has joined the growing list of states that require high school students to take a financial literacy course. The Legislature passed the law last year and the state