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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Attorney General: J.B. McCuskey has won the Republican nomination for Attorney General, according to a MetroNews call of the race.
By: Brad McElhinny
State Treasurer Riley Moore has won the Republican nomination for a congressional district that includes northern West Virginia counties, and incumbent Congresswoman Carol Miller has handily defeated her primary election opponent.
Patrick Morrisey, a three-term attorney general, has won the Republican nomination for governor.
By: Brad Mcelhinny
Half the state Senate is up for election every two years -- so 17 seats were on ballots this cycle.
Longtime public servant and legislator Bob Ashley has died, state officials said today.
Longtime public servant and legislator Bob Ashley has died, state officials said today. Most recently, Ashley had been a part-time regional representative for Gov.
By: Brad McElhinny
The new director of the West Virginia First Foundation laid out a broad vision to move forward with the possibilities and responsibilities of the foundation that was established to distribute millions of dollars in opioid litigation money.
By: Brad Mcelhinny
A drop in West Virginia college applications has been attributed to frustrations over FAFSA.
By: Brad Mcelhinny
Justice, earlier this spring, referred to 'a dog’s mess' — saying a budget that passed during the regular legislative session left human services funding far short of where it needs to be.
By: Brad McElhinny
West Virginia lawmakers expect to convene for a special session starting Sunday, focusing on the state’s level of funding for human services plus additional surplus spending priorities.
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