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CHARLESTON — Bills meant to keep down the cost of incarcerating people and to defer money for maintenance to the facilities that hold them are advancing through the West Virginia
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Feb. 11— MORGANTOWN— The Senate approved a bill on Thursday to end the 1- cent pop tax that provides funds to the WVU medical school and replace it with a different source to send money to all three medical schools. This tax provides about $14 million for the WVU medical school. Instead, the bill will draw funds from the insurance premium and send $14 million to WVU, $5.5...
In the final week of candidate filings in West Virginia for the 2022 election, last minute filings seemed to be a theme among many Democrats seeking state office.
With jail costs bearing down on county commissions in West Virginia, a legislative committee drafted a bill Friday that would play a part in decreasing how much county governments pay
With jail costs bearing down on county commissions in West Virginia, a legislative committee drafted a bill Friday that would play a part in decreasing how much county governments pay