Mike Tony

Two months after its Board of Governors approved cuts to 28 academic programs and 143 faculty positions, West Virginia University isn’t done restructuring.

Thirteen of Gov. Jim Justice’s coal companies have agreed they’re liable for abandoned mine land-related debts in a case pressed by federal prosecutors.

One of Gov. Jim Justice’s coal companies told a federal court Friday that it can’t pay roughly $750,000 as ordered by the court primarily to maintain collateral for financial obligations

Last month, a federal judge concluded that Justice administration officials intentionally destroyed evidence in a class-action case alleging inhumane conditions at the state-run Southern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility in

Their coal dust-scarred lungs have left them short of breath for years.

An advisory council established to ensure the stability of a state fund key to reclamation of abandoned mine lands is missing a statutorily required member representing environmental organizations after a controversial exit.

A West Virginia Public Service Commission investigation responding to a Charleston gas service outage affecting over 1,000 Mountaineer Gas customers on the city’s West Side is taking shape.

The $75 credit coming to Mountaineer Gas customers on Charleston's West Side deprived of heat by an extended outage doesn't cover the average monthly bill. Bill relief is unsettled and

Subsidiaries of the nation’s largest gas and oil well owner have agreed to settle a federal lawsuit accusing them of causing the 2021 death of an employee at a Logan

FirstEnergy ties in West Virginia to the Ohio House Bill 6 bribery scandal loom as a PSC-ordered audit of Mon Power and Potomac Edison lobbying expenses advances.