By Jacob Martin, The Preston County News and Journal KINGWOOD, W.Va. — Three Preston County officers were recently awarded certificates of honor from the West Virginia Governor’s Office, the West Virginia State Senate and the Office of Congressman Riley Moore for their decisive action that saved the life of Joe[Read More…]
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AARP report: One-quarter of West Virginia adults work as family caregivers
WV News CHARLESTON, W.Va. — New AARP caregiving data finds that 26% of adults in West Virginia — approximately 375,000 people — are family caregivers, providing largely unpaid and unsupported care to older parents, spouses and other loved ones. The data was released Tuesday a report from the agency titled[Read More…]
Over $1M in private donations to be distributed among public schools in WV
By Maggie Susa, The Herald-Dispatch HUNTINGTON — This year, every public school in West Virginia will receive a check for $1,500 to fund students’ needs. Marshall University, in partnership with the West Virginia Department of Education, hosted a “Keep the Ball Rolling” event at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts[Read More…]
Judge hears arguments over West Virginia National Guard deployment to D.C.
By Steven Allen Adams, The Parkersburg News and Sentinel CHARLESTON — A Kanawha County judge overseeing a case to halt the deployment of the West Virginia National Guard to the nation’s capital is seeking additional information before rendering a ruling. During a hearing Friday morning to consider a motion for[Read More…]
The Journal and Shepherdstown Chronicle recognized at the West Virginia Press Association convention
By Ainsley Hall, The Journal CHARLESTON — The Journal and the Shepherdstown Chronicle were recognized at the 2025 West Virginia Press Association’s annual convention after receiving first- and second-place awards for General Excellence in Divisions II and IV respectively. The convention took place in Charleston where newspaper staffers from all[Read More…]
Marion County community rallies behind those facing hunger as SNAP end looms
By Esteban Fernandez, Times West Virginian FAIRMONT — The community of Fairmont is stepping up to ensure vulnerable residents remain fed even as the federal government stops Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments as a result of the government shutdown. “In West Virginia, people have always had the whole, everybody takes care[Read More…]
Morrisey trips fuel conflict-of-interest concern stemming from first lady’s lobbying
By Mike Tony, Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — “Heading home after a busy day meeting with Trump Administration leaders,” Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced in an April 22 X post documenting his trip to Washington. Morrisey noted he had met with U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.[Read More…]
PEIA proposes more premium hikes for West Virginia public employees in 2027
By Charles Young, WV News CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — On the heels of double-digit premium increases that went into effect in July, the West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency is proposing additional increases for Plan Year 2027. During a meeting of the PEIA Finance Board on Thursday, officials discussed[Read More…]
Mold, humidity issues being addressed at East Fairmont High School
By Jim Bissett, The Dominion Post FAIRMONT, W.Va. – That’s the thing about mold. It comes back. Marion County Schools Superintendent Donna Heston delivered that biology lesson, most basic, to Board of Education members earlier this week. That is, where there’s high humidity, there just might be mold. And where[Read More…]
Justice addresses latest tax issues
By Steven Allen Adams, The Parkersburg News and Sentinel CHARLESTON – U.S. Sen. Jim Justice said his most recent federal issues will work themselves out as they have time and time again. Speaking during a virtual briefing with reporters from Capitol Hill Thursday morning, Justice – the former Republican governor[Read More…]
