Brad McElhinny

West Virginia lawmakers got a primer on controversial cameras that capture images including license plate numbers, vehicle make, model, color and

The recent acting secretary of the state Department of Human Services elaborated on the findings of an audit that had highlighted potential annual savings of up to $68.6 million for the agency.

The director of West Virginia's Office of Drug Control Policy told lawmakers the state is improving in several key measurements of its long battle against drug addiction.

The Public Employees Insurance Agency continues to get out the message that its finances are stable. Brent Wolfingbarger

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has filed liens amounting to more than $8 million against The Greenbrier Hotel's owners.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey's administration and some members of the Legislature laid out broad principles for how West Virginia will deal with data centers.

Carl Ayers, who was named secretary for the Department of Human Services on July 20, testified for just short of an hour and a half before lawmakers.

The state school board declared a state of emergency for Wyoming County, moved ahead with a correction plan for Marion County and heard an update on Logan County, which continues to face challenges after a state takeover.

The Greenbrier is rolling the hard six. Lawyers for The Greenbrier say the closure of a $500 million financial deal requires Lottery to sign off on how it would affect the resort's casino license.

Lawyers for The Greenbrier Hotel say they would welcome flexibility about keeping the casino open during a half-billion financial transaction.