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According to West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, Jon Cooper, a former Randolph County resident illegally voted twice in the 2020 General Election.

ELKINS – A former Randolph County resident has pleaded guilty to voting in both West Virginia and New Mexico in the 2020 General Election, officials said.

Jon Cooper entered a guilty plea to voting twice in the 2020 general election, once in West Virginia and once in New Mexico.

The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting and business summit kicked off today at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. Governor Jim Justice delivered an opening address and announced that the Pleasants Power Station has been restarted after being shut down. The power plant is run by Omnis Fuel Technologies and will be coal-fired

PARKERSBURG — Things aren’t as great in West Virginia as the governor says they are, a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor said Friday. G

PARKERSBURG — Crisscrossing the state on his campaign for governor, West Virginia House Judiciary Chairman Moore Capito made another stop Thursday in Wood Cou

PARKERSBURG — Things aren’t as great in West Virginia as the governor says they are, a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor said Frida

DAVIS, W.Va. — Continuing West Virginia’s outstanding election security record, as well as keeping up-to-date on any new election laws or threats, will be the goals of the West Virginia

CHARLESTON — A political action committee linked to Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and a national conservative group are making good on a promise to pour m

DAVIS — More than 150 county clerks, deputy clerks, and election staff members from throughout West Virginia are scheduled to attend a three-day conference at