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W.Va. Republican, Democratic parties turn their attentions to November - Vimarsana News

W.Va. Republican, Democratic parties turn their attentions to November

CHARLESTON — With the Republican and Democratic primaries now in the rearview mirror, the state’s major political parties are shifting their focus to the November general election.

Bipartisan compromise allows House to pass Raylee's Law | Journal-news - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan compromise allows House to pass Raylee's Law | Journal-news

CHARLESTON — Democratic and Republican members of the West Virginia House of Delegates were able to come together and agree on an amendment to a bill that will help protect

Bipartisan compromise allows House to pass Raylee's Law | - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan compromise allows House to pass Raylee's Law |

CHARLESTON — Democratic and Republican members of the West Virginia House of Delegates were able to come together and agree on an amendment to a bill that will help protect

WV House passes mobile cancer screenings expansion bill | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

WV House passes mobile cancer screenings expansion bill | Legislative Session

On Wednesday, the West Virginia House of Delegates approved House Bill 4433 which proposes to exempt mobile facilities performing mammography or low-density computerized tomography from the regulatory certificate of need process. The bill is aimed at enhancing access to breast and lung scans to increase early detection of cancer in rural communities.

WV House passes mobile cancer screenings expansion bill | News - Vimarsana News

WV House passes mobile cancer screenings expansion bill | News

On Wednesday, the West Virginia House of Delegates approved House Bill 4433 which proposes to exempt mobile facilities performing mammography or low-density computerized tomography from the regulatory certificate of need process. The bill is aimed at enhancing access to breast and lung scans to increase early detection of cancer in rural communities.