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WV Attorney General Morrisey announces events to jumpstart National Consumer Protection Week

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Visitors to today’s West Virginia Fishing & Hunting Show at Mylan Park Expo Center can expect to find an information booth from the office of Attorney General Patrick Morrisey with information on National Consumer Protection Week. The Attorney General announced his office will host various events to jumpstart National Consumer Protection Week, all[Read More…]

Gov. Justice wants to see WV teacher pay raise bill passed Saturday

By Andrea Lannom The Register-Herald of Beckley CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice and school superintendents agree that a 5 percent pay raise must be passed by the Senate Saturday, with the governor warning, “It has to happen” or “we spiral off into no-man’s land.” County superintendents also threw their weight behind the[Read More…]

Rejected amendment on WV co-tenancy bill would’ve given money to PEIA

By Kate Mishkin The Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — An amendment to a controversial oil and natural gas bill would’ve given money to the Public Employees Insurance Agency, but was rejected on a voice vote Friday afternoon. Sen. Richard Ojeda, D-Logan, who’s been vocal about the need to increase teacher[Read More…]

MLB makes pitch for changes in WV sports betting legislation

By TIM COOK The Journal of Martinsburg CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Major League Baseball’s commissioner spoke out Friday to hurl a late ninth-inning pitch against the current version of West Virginia’s sports-event wagering bill. MLB Commissioner Robert Manfred, speaking during a conference call Friday, said the legislation, with other alleged deficiencies,[Read More…]

Student deadlines looming in West Virginia teachers strike

By MICHAEL ERB Parkersburg News and Sentinel PARKERSBURG, W.Va.  — A statewide work stoppage by teachers and service personnel has closed schools throughout West Virginia for more than a week, which could affect some testing and application deadlines for parents and students. Several events planned for the week have been[Read More…]

West Virginia school worker pay raise stalled in WV Senate

By Ryan Quinn and Jake Zuckerman The Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. —  The West Virginia Senate refused Friday to take action, on the full Senate floor or in a committee, on a bill for 5 percent across-the-board school employee and State Police pay raises for next fiscal year — legislation[Read More…]

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