Henry Culvyhouse is a State Government Watchdog Reporter at Mountain State Spotlight. He focuses on government and politics, public policy, and cannabis regulation, while also covering general assignment news and consumer health. Henry's work has been featured in various publications, including Morehead News, Yahoo News, and the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
Riley Moore and Carol Miller are seeking federal water funding from a program Trump wants to cut.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
Moore asked the House Appropriations Committee for $50 million to help get his constituents in Southern West Virginia clean water. The House voted down his request.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
State Sen. Joey Garcia, D-Marion, voted for data center-friendly legislation. Conversations with his constituents have since changed his stance.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
CHARLESTON — Last year, Susan Perry was concerned about data centers that had been announced in her home county of Logan and nearby Mingo.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
Rep. Riley Moore (R-W.Va.) holds up a jar of water from a tap in McDowell County during a meeting of the House Appropriations Committee on June 3, 2026, in Washington, D.C.. (House Appropriations Committee Official Channel Photo)
By: Henry Culvyhouse
Deaf and hard of hearing people in West Virginia have long asked for open-caption screenings at movie theaters.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
West Virginia's data center chief told a crowd of more than 150 people Monday that his department will stand up a citizen advisory council on data center policy.
