Henry Culvyhouse

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We reached out to Del. Paul Espinosa to ask him questions from our staff and readers. He didn't answer.

Some eastern panhandle residents who worry that rapid growth is driving up living costs see the 2024 election as a chance for change.

Here is Mountain State Spotlight's conversation with Sen. Patricia Rucker.

Several races on your ballot will be decided in this upcoming election. Here’s what those races are and why they matter.

On May 14, voters will decide who gets to wear the black robe and send people in their county to jail, who will hire their school superintendent and in some

Jefferson County, one of only two counties in the state that doesn’t have a coal seam, is now having companies move in and plant solar panels, finally joining the rest of the state in energy production. Screenshot of Jefferson County CVB video

HUNTINGTON – Philip Frank, 61, walks down Third Avenue in Huntington for a few blocks with a sack filled with a jar of peanut butter and a block of cheese. Frank has lived in the Jewel City all his life – he said his father Jimmy owned a grocery store for years on Fourth Avenue. […]

Sheila Redling, a writer and city welcomer, said she’s concerned about the contentious school levy vote and who will be the next mayor of West Virginia’s second-largest city.

Mayor Steve Williams led a turnaround in Huntington and wants to try to do the same for West Virginia