WVU Today With anxiety and depression on the rise amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, a West Virginia University-led study seeks to identify mental health issues and test online treatments among West Virginians at home — particularly those in rural areas, where access to ...
Poll workers needed for Nov. 3 election The West Virginia Secretary of State and the United Way of West Virginia have joined forces to help recruit poll workers for the Nov. 3 election. United Way is the second organization to partner with the secretary’s office. The West Virginia ...
by Mary Wade Burnside As wildfires rage on the West Coast and Hurricane Laura finishes making her way off the East Coast, it’s no wonder that September is National Preparedness Month. Although hurricane season begins in the spring, the big ones seem to hit in August and September. ...
No matter what COVID-19 says, the right school clothes are still the right school clothes. The state Department of Health and Human Resources begins accepting applications for its school voucher program this week. Tuesday is the first day. That’s the $200 outlay which allows ...
Males account for roughly 58% of deaths in the U.S. A West Virginia University immunologist said men are more likely to have complications from COVID-19, or die from the virus. “Women tend to mount stronger immune responses to infectious agents than men,” said Jennifer Franko, who ...
Concerns shared about rural internet service KINGWOOD — U.S. Senator Shelly Moore Capito, R-W.Va., stopped Friday at the Preston County Inn. The Senator was on her way to Bruceton Mills to observe how Prodigi connects its services to local residents and businesses. On the ...