Steven Allen

The House passed two election-related bills unanimously: House Bill 4428, requiring candidates to live in the state or local election district for

The following individuals have been booked into the Sweetwater County Detention Center

Petaluma Police are looking for an at-risk missing adult. Sixty-seven-year-old Steven Allen was last seen Monday morning walking out of a skilled nursing facility, wearing a T-shirt and blue jeans. He is a white man standing at about 5 foot 4 inches, about 130 pounds, and has blonde hair and a mustache. He has used a cane and a walker to move around and also has one of his arms in a sling. Anyone with information, please call Petaluma Police.

A missing Petaluma man has been found alive and well in Ukiah. Last Monday, 67-year-old Steven Allen was reported as a missing person from a skilled nursing facility in Petaluma. As law enforcement investigated, it was believed Allen had left the facility voluntarily and was possibly attempting to return to Ukiah. Last Thursday, Allen was spotted on surveillance footage entering a business in Ukiah. Then this past Saturday, Ukiah Police located Allen and determined him to be in good health and not in need of assistance.

We are now in June, which means I’m beginning my seventh year as your state government reporter in Charleston. And it continues to be a fun, wild ride.

Just when I think that the West Virginia Department of Human Services and the Governor’s Office can’t handle this situation surrounding the death of 14-year-old Boone County girl Kyneddi Miller any worse, something happens each week that makes me shake my head.

The evening of July 21 when national media outlets were reporting that sources close to U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin said he was considering switching back to being a registered Democrat

I’m writing this week’s column sitting at a fancy writing desk off of the lobby of the historic Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs.

With all of the headlines about Gov. Jim Justice’s many business debts coming due and the near-auction of the historic Greenbrier Resort, you’d think this would affect Justice’s popularity going

We now have nearly two weeks until lawmakers gather for the Sept. 30 special session to pass Gov. Jim Justice’s 5% cut in personal income tax rates, and at this point I’m just not sure it can pass.