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West Virginia’s Promise Scholarship increased to $5,000 annually

By Shelley Hanson, The Intelligencer WHEELING, W.Va. — More students likely will be eligible to receive West Virginia’s Promise Scholarship which has been increased to $5,000 from its previous amount of $4,750. Temporary changes to the scholarship’s ACT and SAT test score requirements were announced this week. For 2022 and[Read More…]

West Virginia Attorney General Morrisey announces plan for using future opioid lawsuit settlement funding

By Steven Allen Adams, The Intelligencer CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday a tentative agreement with representatives of cities and counties in the state for distributing future opioid settlement dollars. During a press conference at the Attorney General’s Office in the Capitol, Morrisey announced a[Read More…]

West Virginia legislative leaders providing updates at WV Press Legislative Breakfast on Thursday

Leadership panel includes Speaker Hanshaw, Senate President Blair and Minority leaders Senator Baldwin and Delegate Skaff WV Press News Sharing CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia legislative leaders on Thursday morning will provide an update on the 2022 session to the state’s media and guests during the West Virginia Press Association’s annual[Read More…]

West Virginia House committe OKs bill to end city user fees that pay for police and fire services and street maintenance

By David Beard, The Dominion Post MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The House Political Subdivisions Committee once again passed a bill to end municipal user fees collected from all people who work inside municipal boundaries. User fees can be used for a variety of services but Susan Economou, with the Municipal League said[Read More…]

Bill would improve path to demolition of dilapidated houses in West Virginia

By Courtney Hessler, The Herald-Dispatch CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A bill passed through a West Virginia House of Delegates committee Monday aims to give local governments a straighter path toward addressing dilapidated housing in their communities. The bill, which originated in the Select Committee on Coalfield Communities, would create more straightforward[Read More…]

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