MORGANTOWN — Tuesday morning’s snowfall not unexpectedly brought vehicle accidents with it. Monongalia County Emergency Management Agency (MECCA) Assistant Director Brad Wilson said 27 accidents without injury and six with […]
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WVU announces details of reorganization of Strategic Initiatives following Alsop’s departure
MORGANTOWN – WVU on Monday announced its reorganization plans for the Strategic Initiatives unit. President Gordon Gee said the changes are effective immediately, following Rob Alsop’s departure. Alsop, former vice […]
Longview Power continues fight against Mon Power/Potomac Edison rate hike request to PSC
MORGANTOWN — While Mon Power continues its case to raise customers’ rates to account for the costs of generating electricity, its neighbor, rival and customer — Longview Power — continues […]
Mon Power, Potomac Edison respond to criticisms leveled in their rate-hike plan
MORGANTOWN – Mon Power and Potomac Edison offered some defenses against criticisms leveled against them in one of their rate-hike cases, in a recent filing with the Public Service Commission. […]
Groups, customers continue opposition to Mon Power’s proposed cut to net-metering credit; PSC staff propose alternate rate
MORGANTOWN – Mon Power and Potomac Edison net metering customers generate some of their own electricity through home solar installations. The companies’ proposal to cut in half the credits net […]
State Sen. Ryan Weld leaves attorney general race to run for his Senate seat
MORGANTOWN – The three-way Republican race for state attorney general has become a two-way race. State Sen. Ryan Weld, R-Brooke, announced Wednesday morning that he is leaving the race to […]
WVUM Rockefeller Neuroscience’s Ali Rezai explains their ingestible smart pill research and potential for drug overdose detection
MORGANTOWN – WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute executive chair Dr. Ali Rezai met with The Dominion Post to delve more into the lifesaving potential of a new ingestible smart pill that […]
Justice keeps open possibility of coaching basketball as a U.S. senator
MORGANTOWN – Gov. Jim Justice is keeping open the idea of continuing his basketball coaching if he’s elected to the U.S. Senate. Fielding a question from MetroNews during his Tuesday […]
Hope Gas makes public the projected cost of its new Morgantown pipeline
MORGANTOWN – Following a Public Service Commission order, Hope Gas has made public the estimated cost of its Morgantown pipeline project. Other information it is seeking to keep confidential – […]
Groups file objections, suggestions in one of Mon Power/Potomac Edison’s rate-hike cases
MORGANTOWN – Consumer groups and industrial customers of Mon Power and Potomac Edison have filed objections and suggestions with the state Public Service Commission regarding one of the FirstEnergy sister’s […]
