Twenty-Four Carrot Country
The state Public Service Commission is onboard with West Virginia American Water Company passing upgrade expenses onto their customers. The PSC approved the 29-million-dollar surcharge Monday. System-wide improvement will be made to the network...
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says West Virginia’s toll-free line for drug-related problems has received more than 7,500 calls since it began more than a year ago. Tomblin says the state advisory group on drug...
West Virginia’s Republican congressional and state leaders vowed Monday to work with the incoming Trump administration to push back federal environmental regulations they say limit and threaten the energy industry and jobs. U.S. Sen....
A former West Virginia hotel employee has been sentenced to two years and six months in federal prison for embezzling more than $955,000. U.S. Attorney Carol Casto says in a news release that 53-year-old...
Governor Earl Tomblin and the First Lady will host the yearly Joyful Night celebration tonight at the State Capitol Complex in Charleston. The First Family is encouraging all who attend to bring a toy...
Governor-elect Jim Justice is putting a chief of staff in place. Justice announced yesterday that attorney and public accountant Nick Casey will take on the position next year under the new administration. Casey is...
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin is speaking out about a recent meeting with Donald Trump. Manchin’s name was linked to a possible position with the Trump administration and he issued a statement saying he...
Kanawha County pets could win $25,000. The Kanawha County Humane Association asked folks from the community to submit stories to the Petco Foundation months ago about how their adopted KCHA pet changed their lives...
A brand new athletic center is open on the University of Charleston’s campus. The Russell & Martha Wehrle Innovation Center and the H. Bernard Wehrle Sr. Athletic Facility opened Saturday with a new basketball...
The West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency has approved more than $50 million in 2017-18 health insurance plan benefits cuts for state and public school employees, many non-state public employees, and retirees. The Gazette-Mail...
