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State Government, U.S. President, West Virginia Legislature
Senate Finance chair seeks federal inquiry into Justice office transfer of $28M COVID funds into governor’s discretionary account
2 days agoMORGANTOWN – State Senate Finance chair Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, has written to the U.S. Treasury Office of Inspector General to investigate whether the transfer of $28.375 million […]
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Energy, Environment, WVU News
WVU’s Jamie Van Nostrand appointed to post with Massachusetts state government
2 days agoMORGANTOWN — WVU professor Jamie Van Nostrand has been appointed to the chair of the Massachusetts Commonwealth Utilities Commission, which oversees the Department of Public Utilities. DPU […]
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Congress, Energy, Environment, State Government
New EPA Good Neighbor Plan could close 13% of nation’s coal-fired power capacity
3 days agoMORGANTOWN — The U.S. EPA’s Good Neighbor Plan released this week requires power plants in 22 states to further reduce emissions by 2027, and EPA projects the […]
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Business, Healthcare, Latest News
Country Roads Angel Network leads funding round for Morgantown’s Endolumik to begin commercializing new medical device
5 days agoMORGANTOWN — Local surgical device company Endolumik recently closed a $1.5 million investment to commercialize its patented Gastric Calibration Tube, a surgical device used during gastric procedures. […]
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Congress, Energy, Environment, Government, Healthcare, U.S. President
Capito talks Biden budget, EPA and energy, Medicare solvency with West Virginia press
6 days agoMORGANTOWN — Sen. Shelley Moore Capito talked with members of the West Virginia press on Thursday, covering the Biden budget, carbon sequestration, the Pleasants Power Station and […]
Recent News
Sports
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Trinity’s Carter Hartock named 2nd-team all-state in Class AA
March 22, 2023After helping the Warriors make it back to the state tournament for the first time since 2019, Trinity Christian junior Hartsock [...] -
Warriors’ Jenna Barnett lands on all-state 2nd team
March 22, 2023Following a standout junior campaign, Trinity Christian’s Jenna Barnett has been named to the all-state second team by the West [...] -
Hofstra holds off WVU ninth-inning rally to pull off 4-2 upset against the No. 24 Mountaineers
March 21, 2023MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s first game as a nationally-ranked baseball team in nearly four years ended in great [...] -
Morgantown baseball dominant against University in season-opener
March 21, 2023MORGANTOWN — On the back of a six-run third inning, the Morgantown High baseball team opened its season with a 10-0 victory [...] -
Scott’s first spring as OC is about maximizing WVU’s running game
March 21, 2023MORGANTOWN — Chad Scott’s promotion to WVU’s offensive coordinator this offseason did not get a big reaction from outside [...] -
Wesbter’s Sydney Baird captains Class A all-state girls’ team
March 21, 2023CHARLESTON — Only one team gets to cut the nets down in Charleston and for the second-straight season it was the Cameron [...]
- Colby Barr named 1st-team all-state after C-B’s historic season
- Wren Baker: WVU will work quickly and efficiently to replace Dawn Plitzuweit and find the next women’s hoops coach
- Brown, WVU football searching for a ‘new beginning’ as spring practice starts
Trending Articles
Cops and Courts
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State Police super says he was railroaded
March 22, 2023CHARLESTON — The West Virginia State Police superintendent who resigned this week said he is a scapegoat over a multifaceted [...] -
Preston county woman accused of choking toddler amidst domestic dispute
March 21, 2023A Kingwood woman is in custody after an alleged domestic incident involving an adult male and a 2-year-old child. According to [...] -
Investigation involves recording device in women’s locker room
March 21, 2023CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice, during a Monday press conference, described three areas of inquiry into the West Virginia State [...] -
Sheriff confirms recovered human remains to be missing Cheat Lake man
March 20, 2023Family members of missing Englishman Bryn Hargreaves, who was living in the Morgantown area, disclosed via social media on Sunday [...] -
Supreme Court travels to law school
March 18, 2023The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia will hear arguments at the West Virginia University College of Law Tuesday. The [...] -
Man arrested after attempting to flee from police in Preston County
March 17, 2023A Morgantown man is being held at Tygart Valley Regional Jail after he allegedly attempted to flee from law enforcement Wednesday [...]
- Additional magistrates to help with current heavy caseload
- Gov: State Police investigation nearing conclusion
- Mon county man convicted of 2021 burglary, sexual assault
Local Government
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Justice signs bill putting more aides in classrooms
March 22, 2023CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice visited the school where the Senate Education chair is a teacher to celebrate signing a bill [...] -
State police under federal probe
March 21, 2023CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday that he has accepted the resignation of West Virginia State Police [...] -
Senate Finance chair seeks federal inquiry into Justice office transfer of $28M COVID funds into governor’s discretionary account
March 20, 2023MORGANTOWN – State Senate Finance chair Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, has written to the U.S. Treasury Office of Inspector General to [...] -
New EPA Good Neighbor Plan could close 13% of nation’s coal-fired power capacity
March 19, 2023MORGANTOWN — The U.S. EPA’s Good Neighbor Plan released this week requires power plants in 22 states to further reduce [...] -
Mileground project now expected to stretch into late 2023
March 18, 2023MORGANTOWN — Construction on the Mileground widening project is now expected to stretch through the majority of 2023. West [...] -
Gov signs off on PEIA changes, pay raises
March 18, 2023CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice acknowledged three inter-related bills with financial significance at a ceremonial signing of a [...]
- Capito talks Biden budget, EPA and energy, Medicare solvency with West Virginia press
- Justice says coal assets discussed for months
- State will get $18 million in federal funds to deal with PFAS chemicals in drinking water
Opinion
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Everyone did their best in search for Bryn Hargreaves
March 21, 2023Many people’s suspicions were confirmed when the remains found in a wooded area near Whisper Creek Apartments two weeks ago [...] -
Tennessee’s strict abortion law stopping woman from having more children
March 21, 2023by Jennifer Shinall Over the New Year’s holiday, my husband and I received the surprise of our lives: a positive pregnancy [...] -
SVB not anyone’s fault?
March 21, 2023One of the benefits of being a Washington insider, from the president of the United States to the lowliest bureaucrat, is never [...] -
Canada eating our lunch on needed immigration
March 20, 2023There’s a reason many companies zealously try to safeguard and retain talent: It is time-consuming and complicated to train [...] -
Arrest, indictment may await Trump
March 20, 2023Insurrectionist-in-chief Donald Trump used Truth Social Saturday morning to say that “THE FAR & AWAY LEADING REPUBLICAN [...] -
Prosecuting Russia for war crimes
March 20, 2023Why is the U.S. stalling in its support? by Alex Hinton Should the U.S. do everything it can to help hold Russia accountable for [...]
- Why I like public schools and, for that matter, the Post Office
- Allegations of credit card fraud can bring down conman Santos
- Biden’s right turn ‘a slap’ to young voters