MORGANTOWN — Legislators got an update on Tuesday on the Department of Environmental Protection's program to address the protection of “forever chemicals” — PFAS — in drinking water supplies across the state. They also heard a progress report on the Fire Commission's efforts to ...
MORGANTOWN – A panel of experts led legislators on an exploration of the evolving world of artificial intelligence during Monday's interims. House Speaker Roger Hanshaw opened the joint House-Senate general meeting. “If anyone is under the impression that artificial intelligence and ...
Fix dangerous traffic pattern on Beechurst One of the most dangerous intersections in Morgantown is on Beechurst at the bottom of Pleasant Street and the Westover bridge. People are often not aware of the right curvature of traffic as two lanes move toward Don Knotts Boulevard. I ...
Recently, Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, sent a letter to state and university officials objecting to the drastic cuts at West Virginia University and imploring the state to help. Sen. Eric Tarr (R-Putnam), the Senate Finance chair, responded last week ...
It’s an open secret that the majority of the West Virginia Legislature dislikes Morgantown — and everything related to it. (“Dislike” borders on understatement, but “hates” seemed too strong a word.) Which may be why West Virginia University President Gordon Gee is reluctant to ...
MORGANTOWN – Sens. Mike Caputo, D-Marion, and Mike Oliverio, R-Monongalia, issued a joint statetment on Friday regarding WVU's Academic Transformation process. Caputo and Oliverio represent the state Senate 13th District, which spans the Mon-Marion I-79 corridor and includes WVU's ...