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CHARLESTON — Republican Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is expanding his lead over other GOP precandidates for governor of West Virginia, but other opponent

PRINCETON — Primaries and a presidential election are coming in 2024, so registered voters across West Virginia will soon start getting pre-paid cards in the mail which will help them

Jeers to West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner for hijacking this week’s West Virginia University Pearl Harbor remembrance with political rhetoric completely and unabashedly not related to Pearl Harbor

MORGANTOWN — Secretary of State Mac Warner used WVU’s annual Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony to criticize the state of the country during his keynote speech outside Oglebay Hall in front

West Virginia Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate Patrick Morrisey was notably absent from a debate scheduled for Thursday evening in Morgantown.

In a world where violence has grown far too commonplace, whether here or abroad, we must remember and try to learn from the lessons of the past.

Three of the four leading Republican candidates for governor discussed their views on taxes, economic development, leadership and more Thursday evening.

Three WVU alumni, Ken, Randy and Rick Kendrick, donated a life preserver from the USS West Virginia to WVU Libraries during a Pearl Harbor Day ceremony Thursday.

CHARLESTON — Republican Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is expanding his lead over other GOP precandidates for governor of West Virginia, but other opponent

CHARLESTON — Republican Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is expanding his lead over other GOP precandidates for governor of West Virginia, but other opponents are going up in the polls as well. Black Bear PAC, a political action committee with ties to Morrisey and funded in part by conservative advocacy organization Club for Growth, paid for […]