CHARLESTON — The current governor of West Virginia has made religious freedom his battle cry in the fight to allow for religious exemptions to the state’s compulsory immunization law. The previous governor and current U.S. senator chooses to side with medical experts and praises vaccines ...

ELKINS — Music, community and mountain spirit will come together on Saturday, Sept. 20 as Davis & Elkins College hosts the Davisson Brothers Band Birthday Bash, a free, all-ages concert to benefit the Elkins/Randolph County YMCA. The event will take place at the Citizens Bank of ...

CHARLESTON — It has been more than 11 months since the West Virginia Water Development Authority awarded $5 million in infrastructure dollars to an Ohio-based Catholic trade school to expand into the Mountain State, while a lawsuit to block that funding continues. At the end of August, ...

MORGANTOWN — More than 500 employees of the West Virginia University Research Corp. will transition to direct university employment, effective Oct. 31. A Workers’ Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) notice included on Wednesday’s Monongalia County Commission meeting ...

CHARLESTON — No special session was called this week to address future costs for West Virginia’s public worker health care benefit program, but a new report aims to provide lawmakers with recommendations for bringing costs down, including booting county and city government ...

CHARLESTON — With fall hunting seasons approaching, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) is reminding hunters with disabilities that special access roads in select national forests and state-owned wildlife management areas are open to Class Q permit holders. “Hunting is ...