CHARLESTON — The House of Delegates took up and quickly tabled on Friday morning two resolutions to take action against Delegate Mike Caputo, D-Marion. Both resolutions were drafted in response to his actions last weekend, when Caputo was angered by a racist display outside the House ...
CHARLESTON — The House of Delegates, at the end of a long day, introduced two resolutions proposing action against Delegate Mike Caputo, D-Marion, regarding his actions over the weekend, when he kicked in a chamber door and allegedly injured an assistant doorkeeper. HR 20 proposes to ...
KINGWOOD — The Solid Waste Board could have a check from the State Treasurers Office by April 1. The money, somewhere between $40,000 to $50,000 was being held as unclaimed property by the state. “I received a call from the State Treasurer’s Office Wednesday. I was asked to verify our ...
MORGANTOWN – A portion of White Avenue is closed to through traffic due to a slipping hillside. According to a press release from the City of Morgantown, through traffic is prohibited on White Avenue between Hirshman Street and Hitchens Road. Local traffic will be allowed through on either ...
MORGANTOWN — Speaking about impending development in the much-discussed Haymaker Forest, City Manager Paul Brake said there really isn’t much the city can do. As part of a recent report to city council, Brake explained that plans are under way to develop 81 townhouses, which would require ...
CHARLESTON — The countdown to the end of the Legislative session on Saturday has begun. The House of Delegates on Thursday approved bills making municipal home rule permanent, creating a program to allow formation of mountain bike trail networks, and raising State Police salaries among a long list. Here are highlights. This will be updated through the evening. — SB 4 makes the Municipal Home Rule Pilot Program permanent. The bill continues all existing plans and ordinances home rule cities have in place but requires updates to any sections affected by this bill. Beginning ...
