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Pioneer Playhouse in Danville will lift the curtain this weekend on its 75th season of staging plays under the stars. It is the oldest outdoor theater in Kentucky, and unlike

A lengthy story in the May 9 issue of The Wall Street Journal on anti-immigration sentiment in West Virginia is one of the most derogatory and negative descriptions of West

Recently the Wall Street Journal, a national conservative newspaper, ran an in-depth story about West Virginia’s aging and declining population resulting in lack of workers. The WSJ suggests that the state’s challenge can only be solved by bringing immigrants to a state that doesn’t want them.

Despite a high demand for programs that help children, elderly and those with disabilities, lawmakers made wide cuts for fear that the federal government might take back millions in COVID aid.

After power plays and political bickering, lawmakers approved badly needed funding for kids, seniors and people with disabilities. The money will help, but many underlying issues went unaddressed.

Recently the Wall Street Journal, a national conservative newspaper, ran an in-depth story about West Virginia’s aging and declining population resulting in lack of workers. The WSJ suggests that the state’s challenge can only be solved by bringing immigrants to a state that doesn’t want them.

After power plays and political bickering, lawmakers approved badly needed funding for kids, seniors and people with disabilities. Many underlying issues went unaddressed.

The shooting happened on Ridgewood Drive

From our tracking of potential severe weather this week, to breaking news in the Middle East, to universities across Greater Cincinnati helping students prepare for a future with AI, here is your News To Go for Monday, May 6.

While todays unemployment rates are significantly lower than the COVID-19 pandemic peak of 14.7% experienced in April 2020, the fear of job losses remains as workers stare down an uncertain