CHARLESTON – More than 44 years ago, a decision handed down by an Ohio County judge led to an overhaul of how West Virginia funds its 55 county school systems. Advocates for better school funding believe a new lawsuit is warranted to fix new disparities. The ACLU of West Virginia sent a ...
MORGANTOWN - Adrianne Dering, Morgantown resident, worked at Gabriel Brothers 20 years ago, where she directly sorted receipts for purchases using clothing vouchers. She recalls sifting through piles of receipts, where families bought everything from “five pairs of underwear in all different ...
MORGANTOWN- Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced the “West Virginia Responsible Data Center Distribution Plan,” a 20-year development strategy for the expansion of data centers across the state, in early August. The plan was introduced by the West Virginia Department of Commerce and outlines ...
CHARLESTON – Two students from north-central West Virginia have been named to a new advisory group designed to strengthen community engagement in public schools across the state. Hannelore Devine of Mannington’s North Marion High School and Angela Yao of Morgantown High are among the 15 ...
CHARLESTON – The latest drama surrounding U.S. Sen. Jim Justice and the historic Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs appears to be over, with a deal finalized with a new financier, the federal court case brought by the previous lender dismissed and the governor calling for quick ...
CHARLESTON – The family of U.S. Sen. Jim Justice told a federal judge that in order to secure its deal with a New York financier to satisfy debts owed to a Texas-based hotel company, it will shutter the Greenbrier’s popular casino temporarily as the deal awaits approval from state gaming ...
