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MORGANTOWN -- Wednesday's coronavirus press briefing from the state Capitol offered no new announcements or executive orders but continued to look ahead to life after the virus. In response to a question about when we might see some kind of roadmap or guidelines setting out the benchmarks ...
Gov. Jim Justice asked the State Supreme Court to look into who has legal authority to provide debt relief to West Virginians. The governor asked the court after several organizations asked that he and the court stop banks and creditors from taking federal CARES Act consumer ...
MORGANTOWN -- Gov. Jim Justice announced during his Tuesday coronavirus press briefing that kids won't be returning to their school buildings for the rest of the school year. They will need to continue their distance learning, he said. The state will need to keep feeding them at their ...
By Ben Conley and Kathy Plum The checks are in hand. Now what? That’s the question both the Monongalia and Preston county commissions are asking after receiving $100,000 checks on Friday to fund Gov. Jim Justice’s “hero pay” block grants. In a letter accompanying the ...
MORGANTOWN -- Gov. Jim Justice expressed his frustration over a COVID-19 reporting failure at a Jackson County nursing home through a new executive order or Friday. He's ordered the Department of Health and Human Resources and the National Guard to test and – if they've previously been ...