CHARLESTON – Not satisfied with the information provided since August legislative interim meetings, Republican members of the House Government Organization Committee want representatives of Flock Safety to return to Charleston for questioning. In a Monday letter sent to Flock Safety Chief ...
CHARLESTON — As West Virginia faces increasingly complex questions about water quality, drinking water, development and environmental policy, the West Virginia Rivers Coalition is bringing new scientific and technical perspectives to the table. The organization has formed a Technical ...
MORGANTOWN – Artificial Intelligence is more than a soothing, well-modulated voice emanating from a speaker – to remind you of that oil change for your car next Tuesday. Much more. The U.S. and countries abroad are grappling these days with the not-so-benign aspects of AI, and the worry ...
MORGANTOWN – The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has OK'd PJM Interconnection's proposal to establish a Large Load Registry of data centers and other customers that demand large amounts of electricity. But it has denied PJM's proposal to also establish an Interim Resource Adequacy ...
An age-old question: Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? It’s actually both! Botanically, a tomato is a fruit because it grows from a flower and holds seeds. But we treat it like a vegetable because it has a savory taste and goes so well in main course dishes. Tomatoes work in sandwiches, ...
MORGANTOWN – The toxic air caused by Canadian wildfires canceled Switchfoot’s July 17 performance in Morgantown as part of the Ruby Summer Concert Series. It’s now looking like that may have just been a temporary delay. Morgantown Arts and Cultural Development Director Vincent Kitch ...
