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Fines against sawmill

Fines against sawmill

Federal workplace safety officials are proposing $214,000 in fines against a West Virginia sawmill they cited just two years ago. Yesterday, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced fines for 27 violations against...

Lawmakers approve funding

Lawmakers approve funding

West Virginia lawmakers have approved funding to help pay for recovery costs associated with the deadly floods in June. The Senate approved legislation Monday morning to apply $85 million in state money. It passed...

Forestry Cuts Impact Fall Foliage Reports

Forestry Cuts Impact Fall Foliage Reports

Officials say the layoffs of 37 West Virginia Division of Forestry workers have led to the cancellation of the division’s annual fall foliage reports. According to the Gazette-Mail, West Virginia Department of Commerce marketing...

Reminder on voting in Nov

Reminder on voting in Nov

Reminders are going out from the West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office as the November General Election draws near. Natalie Tennant says voters who intend to vote for all candidates in a single party...

Tuition breaks for out of state students

Tuition breaks for out of state students

The West Virginia University College of Law is going to offer tuition breaks to out of state students. The school announced last week, that non-residents who graduate from a public or private higher education...

Tomblin calling session

Tomblin calling session

West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin is calling lawmakers into session this week to cover recovery costs from deadly floods in June. On Friday. Tomblin is introducing a bill that would put $85 million...

Lots of students from out of state

Lots of students from out of state

There are quite a few more out of state plates in the parking lot at West Virginia State University. The out of state enrollment this semester is up by more than 300-percent over last...

Care Act will pay for computers

Care Act will pay for computers

Money from the Affordable Care Act will help pay for upgraded computer systems at 27 health centers in West Virginia. The state is expected to get a little more than one and half million...

No More Straight Ticket Voting

No More Straight Ticket Voting

West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant is reminding voters that they will no longer be able to check one box to vote party-line down the ballot. Lawmakers eliminated straight-ticket voting in the 2015...

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