Brad McElhinny

The West Virginia First Foundation, which was established to use drug lawsuit settlement money to try to alleviate problems related to addiction, reported

An affiliate of the Omni Hotels & Resorts chain and the longtime banker for the owners of The Greenbrier continue to say claims filed on behalf of Senator Jim Justice and his family business should be knocked out of state court.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey has signed a proclamation recognizing June 19, 2026, as Juneteenth Day in West Virginia, recognizing the historic end of

State Senator Ryan Weld learned a lot while writing his book, “The Foundations of Wellsburg,” not least of which was just how hard it is to write a book.

A case about how charter schools are authorized in West Virginia is ready to be considered by the state Supreme Court.

State officials and the company planning a data center campus and power plant in Tucker County are in a disagreement over whether the project has reached the point that it should be seeking official state certification.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced the legendary country band Alabama will headline West Virginia's America250 Capital City Celebration on the Friday evening heading into Fourth of July weekend.

While state officials talk about what to do on the pervasive problem of school funding, the rubber is hitting the road.

The Morrisey administration disagrees with a U.S. district judge's ruling that blocks federal officials from barring the use of SNAP benefits to buy soft drinks and candy.

The Public Employees Insurance Agency is doing all right. Officials reviewed the agency's current fiscal standing and future projections during a Thursday afternoon meeting of the PEIA Finance Board.