MORGANTOWN – Active COVID cases took a steady rise from the end of April to mid-May, soaring from 809 on April 30 to 2,570 on May 21. Since then the number has dipped a bit, to 2,117 Thurs morning. So vaccines and boosters occupied a portion of Gov. Jim Justice's Thursday briefing. The ...
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice issued statement Wednesday evening, saying he is “feeling extremely sick” and may have Lyme disease. "After the WV GameChanger events on Monday in Wheeling and Blacksville, I began feeling extremely sick,” the statement reads. “I immediately got ...
BLACKSVILLE — Are you going to stand in the field and pray the ball isn’t hit to you? Or, are you going pray for the opposite — so you can become, well, a game-changer? Those were the sports-infused queries Gov. Jim Justice posed to the student body of Clay-Battelle Middle/High ...
West Virginia’s COVID-19 numbers are going back up, and Gov. Jim Justice and his top adviser suggest the actual numbers are probably much higher because so many people have access to home test kits now. “We know this is most likely an underrepresentation of the true number of people ...
MORGANTOWN – Gov. Jim Justice joined the chorus of voices supporting the proposed I-79 Harmony Grove interchange. He announced his – and the state government's – support on Friday. “Morgantown and all of north-central West Virginia is a region of our state that continues to grow ...
Vaccine education efforts by Governor Jim Justice’s office are not going unheard. During the governor’s weekly press conference on Friday, Major General James Hoyer with the West Virginia COVID Response Joint Interagency Task Force, announced that from April 6-May 6, 6,481 West ...