MORGANTOWN — The partial government shutdown notched its 25th day Tuesday, with neither President Donald Trump nor House Democrats blinking over the matter of that border wall. No matter how […]
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Supreme Court to rule on natural gas drilling nuisance question
CHARLESTON — The state Supreme Court will make a much anticipated decision in the coming months on the issue of natural gas drilling and whether the process is a public […]
Three W.Va. lawmakers introduce bill to help fund Trump’s border wall
CHARLESTON — A bill to divert millions of dollars from the state’s budget surplus to help President Donald Trump build a wall along the southern U.S. border will be introduced […]
Reedsville residents and company debate noise complaint
REEDSVILLE – Noise was the topic of the most recent Reedsville Council meeting. Residents of Brandon Acres and representatives from ATI Industries, LLC met to discuss an alleged noise nuisance. […]
‘Enough is enough’ say advocates for better W.Va. road maintenance
CHARLESTON — Representatives of north-central West Virginia counties showed up at the state Capitol with a message about the condition of local roads. “The members of the North Central Road […]
Mountain Line, city manager will meet to discuss shelters, routes
By David Wilson, DWilson@WVRadio.com MORGANTOWN — In an effort to address concerns raised by Morgantown residents, including a lack of bus shelters downtown, a meeting is scheduled for Friday between […]
As sentencing nears, Loughry’s separate judicial hearing is postponed
CHARLESTON — With sentencing straight ahead, a separate judicial hearing for former state Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry that had been scheduled for today has been moved to Feb. 6. The rescheduled […]
Governor Justice calls federal judge’s rulings against the company he owns ‘bizarre’
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice has suggested a federal judge’s warning that his company continues to flout court directives may be politically motivated. “I can’t tell anything but the truth,” […]
Preston works to lower homeowners’ flood insurance costs
KINGWOOD — Cuts in government-backed flood insurance means higher rates for policy holders, but Preston’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is trying to help. Help will come by Preston working […]
Majority of House Dems support recreational use of marijuana
MORGANTOWN — House of Delegates Minority Leader Tim Miley said a majority of Democrats in the House support the legalization of the recreational use of marijuana. “In talking with the various […]
