BY CARRIE HODOUSEK CHARLESTON — West Virginia health officials say they’re starting to see overcrowding in children’s hospitals in connection with a rise in Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases. More […]
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PEIA needs a mulligan on its annual financial plan
The Public Employees Insurance Agency, which ended the past fiscal year $93 million down, needs some extra time to come up with a financial plan for next year. This is […]
Researchers explore how West Virginians bounce back after disastrous flooding
WVU TODAY A team of West Virginia University researchers is studying resiliency in flood-devastated communities with support from the National Science Foundation by delving into lessons learned from one of […]
Children’s Hospital Welcomes Work of Local Artist
Beth Keener-Flanery is a visual artist from West Virginia, practicing graphic design, painting, printmaking and more. Keener-Flanery supports her creative work with an A.S. in graphic design, a B.A. in […]
Expansion of mental health services coming to north-central West Virginia
Valley HealthCare System of North Central West Virginia was recently awarded a four-year, $1 million grant to expand mental health services in north-central West Virginia. Valley, a nonprofit mental health […]
OT simulator puts patients in the driver’s seat
WVU TODAY On roads across West Virginia drivers may face a variety of conditions. From rain and fog to hills and sharp turns, drivers have to be prepared for the […]
Infrastructure Law will send W.Va. $750M annually
BY CHRIS LAWRENCE CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s share of the federal infrastructure law will be substantial. The Biden administration recently revealed the figures for each state and the allocations from […]
Justice announces new fall Monster Trout stocking
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice announced on Friday the launch of a new fall Monster Trout stocking program to coincide with West Virginia’s regular fall trout stocking during the weeks […]
Flag Spruce Initiative hopes to promote positive change in W.Va’s economy, education, environment
As the world was shutting down in spring 2020, brothers Michael and Kylenn Criste started what Kylenn described as an idea Michael had for a COVID project of sorts, which […]
Base Camp Printing exhibit displayed on FSU campus
A closing reception was held Thursday in celebration of the Base Camp Printing exhibit displayed in the J.D. Brooks Gallery in Wallman Hall on the campus of Fairmont State University. […]
