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COVID wreaking havoc in the state

Justice offers latest numbers and grim details on the virus Last spring, before West Virginia had yet to record its first case of COVID-19, an early model charting the pandemic put out a projection. The Mountain State, that model predicted, would likely lose around 74 people by the ...

WVU unveils testing lab

Made possible by money directed from CARES ACT   WVU Today  To address the challenges of COVID-19 testing shortages and lagging turnaround times, West Virginia University and the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources  teamed up to create a new ...

McKinley pushes Congress for direct relief to families

Newsroom@DominionPost.com WASHINGTON, D.C. —  U.S. Representatives David B. McKinley, R-W.Va, and Lisa Blunt Rochester, D-Del., introduced Tuesday bipartisan legislation calling for immediate relief for families. “American families are struggling and need immediate relief. More ...

Quarantine Kitchen: A primer on an essential — vanilla

Staff, wire reports  As you all likely know by now, our Quarantine Kitchen feature is typically reserved as a space where we share dishes prepared by readers, staffers and chefs at area restaurants.  This week, however, we deviate from that path with a story written by ...

Campbell, Mon BOE discuss move to go remote

The only school buses you’ll see on the road in Monongalia County this morning will be the select ones driving to various locations in order to become WiFi stations on four wheels. Starting today, Mon Schools is going remote for the rest of year due to the pandemic, Superintendent ...

Morrisey has COVID, the surge continues

Newsroom@DominionPost.com West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey  announced at a Monday event that he has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Morrisey said he is being treated at home. The attorney general is one of the 57,060 positive cases statewide. According to the ...