Senator Weld News Today

WHEELING — State Sen. Ryan Weld hit back Tuesday at accusations made through a West Virginia political action committee and his opponent in May’s Republican

WHEELING – State Sen. Ryan Weld hit back Tuesday at accusations made through a West Virginia political action committee and his opponent in May’s Republican primary that a bill he sponsored in 2022 protected pedophiles. Calling the political ads making those claims “false and defamatory,” Weld filed a cease and desist order through his attorney […]

CHARLESTON – State Senate Majority Whip Ryan Weld has dropped out of the 2024 race for West Virginia Attorney General.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Form Energy, Inc., an American technology company developing and commercializing a new class of cost-effective, multi-day energy storage...

ELKINS — State Auditor JB McCuskey, a candidate in the 2024 race for governor of West Virginia, visited Elkins Tuesday to see one of the dilapidated proper

PARKERSBURG — Mayor Tom Joyce announced Monday that 178 blighted properties have been torn down in the city, with more on the way. State Auditor John “

Gov. Jim Justice held a signing ceremony at the former Weirton Steel mill for House Bill 2882, which appropriates $105 million to the West Virginia Economic Development Project Fund to be used for Form Energy’s new battery manufacturing facility.

30 states have taken action to ban the Chinese-owned app TikTok from some or all government-issued devices and networks.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice put the brakes on an effort to ban TikTok on state-issued devices Monday, saying the state's current cybersecurity measures already block the social media app on state networks.

West Virginia Sen. Ryan Weld, R-Brooke, sent a letter to Gov. Jim Justice, requesting a ban on downloading the Chinese owned TikTok and WeChat apps to all state issued cell phones, laptops and other devices.