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Debate broke out on the House floor after amendments were proposed to the Women’s Bill of Rights Friday afternoon.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The members of the West Virginia House of Delegates passed multiple bills during their floor session Friday, including measures aimed at preventing swatting, gift card

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — A pair of bills modifying the states election laws passed the West Virginia House of Delegates Tuesday following a contentious debate.

House Bill 4683 would mandate that parents, guardians or custodians of juvenile status offenders in out-of-home placement participate in services with the youth, including family therapy sessions, unless the court determines participation is not in the best interest of the child.

It was my honor to have been appointed to the position of Vice-Chair of the Judiciary Committee for the second regular session of the 86th Legislature. I’m l

FAYETTEVILLE, WV - A local delegate has been appointed to chairman of an important committee in the West Virginia House of Delegates. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uWMjMjopCo Del. Tom Fast (R-Fayette) is the new chairman of the Judiciary Committee. He takes over for Moore Capito, who resigned from the house to focus on his run for governor. Fast was

CHARLESTON, WV (WOAY) - The 2024 West Virginia Legislative Session officially began today. One of the major developments from the first day comes from the WOAY coverage area. Delegate Tom Fast, who represents Fayette County, was seated where the judiciary committee's chairman usually sits, based on the live stream provided. Fast was previously the vice

In an unusual departure from administration news, Del. Moore Capito, R-Kanawha, joined Gov. Jim Justice’s regular briefing Thursday to announce that he would be stepping aside from his elected position as delegate and chairman of the Judiciary Committee to focus on his campaign for governor.

Last year’s House Bill 3498, the Consumer Data Protection Act, did not move past the House of Delegates Finance Committee. The revamped legislation would establish limitations on businesses or entities that buy and sell data information.

PRINCE — U.S. Army PV 2 Harold Richard Plumley completed his journey home on Thursday, Oct. 26.