MORGANTOWN – The Senate Education Committee took up and approved on Thursday a very different version of the bill regarding transgender athletes. HB 3293, as it came […]
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April Black is her own boss
MORGANTOWN –- April Black doesn’t let any grass grow under her feet. The local entrepreneur, who grew up just over the border in Smithfield, Pa., on a […]
House Health OKs Senate needle exchange and welfare drug testing bills
MORGANTOWN – The House Health and Human Resources Committee approved the Senate bill to license needle exchange programs. It also approved the bill to extend the welfare […]
THRIVES Act could bring 50K to W.Va. in a year, boosters say
Mountain State proponents of the THRIVE Act say passage of the legislation in Washington, D.C., could lead to the creation of 50,000 jobs a year in West […]
Arson ruled out as cause of Coopers Rock brush fire
Investigation into the cause of the Coopers Rock State Forest brush fire has produced no evidence of human involvement. Rudy Williams, regional forester for the West Virginia […]
Refresh Student Activity Series brings WVU experiences to students’ homes
The colorful, rectangular structure on West Virginia University’s downtown campus is not just there for looks. It’s WVU’s Refresh Pop-Up Shop, the physical accompaniment to the university’s […]
No deliberate intent to report inaccurate COVID-19 deaths, investigation finds
The state’s investigation into why more than 150 COVID-19 deaths went unreported found there was no intent by any reporting authority to deliberately provide inaccurate information to […]
COVID quarantines bench 11 on UHS boys basketball team — plus other students across the district
MORGANTOWN — A teacher at Skyview Elementary School has tested positive for the coronavirus, just days after the district administered about 300 Moderna doses to district employees […]
Morrisey co-leads 13-state suit against U.S. Treasury over American Rescue Plan wording restricting state tax cuts
MORGANTOWN – Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and two colleagues have followed through on their announced plan to sue the U.S. Treasury over what they allege is vague […]
Dispute between Morgantown firefighters, city continues
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown’s response after the city’s firefighters accused city manager Kim Haws of lowering their pay in retaliation for not accepting a lawsuit settlement and unanimously […]