Lori Kersey is a staff writer for various local publications in West Virginia, including the Fayette Tribune, Hampshire Review The, Spirit Of Jefferson, and The Register-Herald. With a background in journalism and a passion for crochet, Lori covers a range of topics including healthcare, education, environmental issues, and community events in the Charleston area.
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PEIA Director Brian Cunningham on Monday presented lawmakers with ideas for stabilizing the agency going forward.
A law that imposes fines and jail time on homeless people who camp on Morgantown's streets will go before city council for reconsideration, city officials say.
By: Lori Kersey
More than 200,000 West Virginians get their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, a law that Donald Trump tried to overturn.
By: Lori Kersey
Jim Justice declined to comment Friday on whether he supports President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial picks for cabinet secretaries.
As the West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency continues to hear from members about proposed premium increases for next year, Director Brian Cunningham on Monday presented lawmakers with ideas for
By: Lori Kersey, Amelia Ferrell
News Story News Story Republican lawmakers say they'll again introduce exemptions to the state's strict school vaccine laws.
By: Lori Kersey
Two more former West Virginia correctional officers this week admitted their roles in the 2022 death of a Southern Regional Jail inmate who died after being beaten in retaliation for trying to leave his assigned pod.
Voters in Morgantown will decide the future of a law that would impose fines and jail time on homeless people sleeping on its streets and in public places. Morgantown City Council on Wednesday voted four to three not to repeal its camping ban, opting instead to put the measure on the ballot for the next […]
Several of West Virginia's public employees who spoke out against proposed health insurance hikes on Thursday had a similar message for the state Legislature: Fix PEIA.
By: Ashley Perham
Miss Ruby's Corner Market officially opened in the West Side neighborhood of Charleston, West Virginia on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. The store will offer fresh, locally grown produce and other groceries. The market is a project of Keep Your Faith Corporation and West Virginia Food and Farm Coalition.
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