Twenty-Four Carrot Country
A Rosemont Elementary School student is the statewide winner of the Kids Kick Opioids contest. West Virginia officials created the contest, which is designed to raise awareness of prescription painkiller abuse. Jacey Chalmers of...
More than five million dollars in grant money is being handed out to help communities across West Virginia. Governor Tomblin yesterday announced eleven recommendations for the Appalachian Regional Commission Investment Program, including Jobs for...
The lowest unemployment rate in West Virginia can be found in Pendleton and Jefferson counties. WorkForce West Virginia said yesterday the rates fell in all 55 counties and those two were very strong for...
Graduation rates from high schools in West Virginia are at record levels. The state’s superintendent of public instruction said yesterday nearly 90-percent of seniors from 2016 graduated, the best figure ever released in West...
Knock on some lumber, or a tree trunk, but so far the number of forest fires in West Virginia is down. The fire season officially started at the beginning of the month, and less...
Bill Cole says ending straight-ticket voting in West Virginia was the right thing to do, even if it costs him the full benefit GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s coattails. West Virginia’s GOP nominee for...
A proposed settlement has been reached between Charleston residents and a chemical company accused of not doing enough to safeguard West Virginia’s capital city from a spill that polluted the drinking water of 300,000...
Attorneys for the former CEO of Massey Energy have made their case to an appeals court, arguing that Don Blankenship was wrongly sent to prison. Blankenship ran the coal company that owned West Virginia’s...
A class-action case is pending, stemming back to the chemical spill and water crisis in 2014. Jury selection is scheduled to get underway today after some delays, and there have been reports that a...
West Virginia’s U.S. senators say the Federal Emergency Management Agency will provide $1.7 million to the state for the Nicholas County School to secure temporary facilities following the flooding in late June that damaged...
