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As your state government reporter based in the State Capitol Building in Charleston, I cover the West Virginia Legislature, but I do not cover individual legisl
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As your state government reporter based in the State Capitol Building in Charleston, I cover the West Virginia Legislature, but I do not cover individual legisl
CHARLESTON, WV (WOAY) - West Virginia's regular legislative session has officially come to a close. The last day could prove to be one of the most controversial out of the entire session. According to his office, Governor Jim Justice has acted on all of the bills passed by the legislature. However, the director of communications
The years of Plum Orchard Lake being plum are long gone, some local residents and officials say.
At the Capitol, West Virginians spoke out largely against a bill that would make it more difficult for people to legally identify as transgender and non-binary.
Among the bills on third reading in the House of Delegates Thursday, a proposal on allowing schools to hire trained security guards, led to a heated societal debate over the issue of training the guards in the concept of systemic racism.