CHARLESTON — Amid continuing fallout from the weekend anti-Islamic display controversy, the House of Delegates managed to work its way through its Monday calendar, passing some bills and squashing another attempt to restore some pollution control measures to a water quality rules ...
CHARLESTON — The speculation began as soon as the Campus Carry Bill was pulled off the Senate Judiciary agenda Monday afternoon: The bill was dead, or at least mortally wounded. But HB 2519 — to allow people with concealed carry permits to carry on campus under certain conditions — proved its resilience last Wednesday when it survived several death attempts on its way to not quite overwhelming passage in the House, 59-41. And it was far from dead on Monday, just getting some bandages. Gov. Jim Justice also weighed in on the bill without taking a stand either way. Before ...
Morgantown Area Meals on Wheels will not be delivering meals Tuesday, March 5, due to inclement weather. The organization expects to resume delivery Wednesday, weather permitting.
KINGWOOD — Four years ago, Realtor Jessica Lipscomb was saddened to hear how some families struggle to feed their pets and pay higher utility bills in the winter. “That just broke my heart,” Lipscomb said Monday. “I’ve always just felt home is where the pets are.” So she and the ...
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice said he will play a more direct role in legislative budget discussions, particularly relating to a teacher pay raise that he has backed for months. “What I want to do is to try to bring everybody together, if it be a special session or whatever it be and ...
CHARLESTON — House Speaker Roger Hanshaw says Minority Whip Mike Caputo will lose his committee assignments for the rest of the legislative session after angrily forcing open a door that then hit a young doorkeeper. Caputo has served on the Energy, Government Organization, Industry and ...
