Brad McElhinny is a statewide correspondent for West Virginia MetroNews, focusing on local news and politics in West Virginia. With a background in print journalism, Brad has covered a range of topics including education, legislation, and legal cases, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for his readers.
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By: Brad McElhinny
Senator Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., says she is willing to consider incoming President Donald Trump's unorthodox appointments of former Congressman Matt Gaetz as attorney general, former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence, and Fox News weekend host Pete Hegseth as defense secretary.
By: Brad McElhinny
Three unions representing public workers are planning to rally about how increased insurance costs will affect their members.
By: Brad Mcelhinny
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has maintained that he is not fully against vaccines. But he has a long and broad history of representing vaccines as inadequate or unsafe.
By: Brad McElhinny
Representatives of the West Virginia Professional Charter School Board say communities that are having to consider shutting down local public schools are asking whether an alternative might be to convert them into charter schools.
With one public hearing remaining about increased insurance costs for government workers and retirees, the matter is about to roll into the political arena.
By: Brad McElhinny
A Greenbrier Sporting Club home formerly owned by basketball legend Jerry West and now owned by the Justice family is set to be auctioned off next month because of debt.
By: Brad McElhinny
Counties across West Virginia are making hard decisions about closing schools at the heart of communities, as student enrollment continues to decline.
By: Brad McElhinny
An organization focused on strengthening West Virginia’s healthcare delivery system, particularly in rural areas, praised Gov. Jim Justice’s established support for immunization and urged him to maintain that position as he considers policies affecting vaccination in his new role as a U.S. senator.
By: Brad McElhinny
State and local officials celebrated the groundbreaking of a new economic development project associated with a popular television program.
By: Brad McElhinny
State and local officials celebrated the groundbreaking of a new economic development project associated with a popular television program.
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