MORGANTOWN – Delegate Evan Hansen is back from his trip to the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28 in Dubai and talked with The Dominion Post about his time there. “On the one hand, it was inspiring to see so many people trying to find ways to work together to solve the ...
Mylan Park Elementary’s Girls Who Code Club visited Charleston Monday for “Country Roads Codes Day at the Capitol.” While there, these girls spoke to legislators and visitors about the computer science program at “The Park,” as the elementary school is affectionately called, and ...
MORGANTOWN – Legislators got an education Tuesday on the risks and concerns facing the region's power grid as the energy transition progresses. It was the final day of December interim meetings and the Joint Committee on Energy and Manufacturing heard from Diane Holder and Brian Thiry ...
MORGANTOWN – People who've watched the Division of Highways for years may recall when the answer to nearly every question from legislators was some form of “We can't do it?” The list of reasons included lack of money and lack of personnel. Department of Transportation Secretary Jimmy ...
by Jordan Maynor In the years since West Virginia adopted right-to-work legislation, our state has witnessed a staggering influx of more than $12 billion in new business investments. This law undeniably has ushered in an era of unprecedented growth, luring companies that may not ...
We’ve said it before: Coal companies would much rather go bankrupt and forfeit their reclamation bonds — a kind of security deposit — to the state than clean up their own abandoned mines, because the bonds are a fraction of the actual reclamation costs. Which is why it’s no ...