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Secretary Warner urges all businesses to file as soon as possible to avoid statutory late fees applied after the June 30 deadline.  

CHARLESTON — Since making controversial comments about the 2020 presidential election last week, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner continues to sa

Last week, MetroNews hosted a roundtable discussion between three of the four Republican candidates for governor of West Virginia.

HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County clerk and Secretary of State Mac Warner have begun routine voter list maintenance by sending postcards to potentially abandoned registrations.

CHARLESTON — Since making controversial comments about the 2020 presidential election last week, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner continues to sa

CHARLESTON – Since making controversial comments about the 2020 presidential election last week, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner continues to say the election was stolen from former president Donald Trump without providing evidence to back up those claims. During a forum last week on WV MetroNews with several Republican candidates for governor, host […]

Two West Virginia officials, Chuck Flannery and Donald "Deak" Kersey, are being promoted within the state government.

This commentary was published originally at www.westvirginiawatch.com and is used with permission.

CHARLESTON – Members of the West Virginia Board of Public Works grilled one of the state’s major telecom companies seeking a reduction in its total utility property tax assessments. The Board of Public Works met Wednesday at the State Capitol Building to provide public utility companies an opportunity to address board members regarding the tentative […]

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Former longtime state Delegate John Doyle this week announced his intention to seek public office again — this time as state senator for the 16th District.