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The American Legislative Exchange Council is pushing cookie-cutter laws that could lock pension funds and taxpayers into losing deals—while propping up coal and other fossil fuel firms.

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House talks newspaper postings, TANF drug testing, coal, constitutional amendments in Tuesday work By April 6, 2021 - 4:42 pm House Judiciary Committee Chair Moore Capito, R-Kanawha, consults with House attorney during Tuesday's floor session. (WV Legislative Photography, Photo by Perry Bennett) CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The House of Delegates passed a number of bills Tuesday and readied several others for final passage in Wednesday’s floor session. SB 651 There was an extended debate on SB 651 that would give school districts the option of publishing their annual financial statements on thei...

For The Inter-Mountain CHARLESTON — Making good on a campaign promise, a bill by State Treasurer Riley Moore to help West Virginians wishing to enter the trades made it through the House Education Committee on Thursday. The committee substitute for House Bill 2001, the West Virginia Jumpstart Savings Program, was adopted Thursday afternoon, making it one of the first bills to head to the full House of Delegates. The Jumpstart Savings Plan, similar to the State Treasurer’s Office SMART529 college savings program and the WVABLE program for West Virginians with disabilities, would allow resi...