A small WV town discovered an unmarked slave cemetery. They spent Juneteenth honoring the dead.
Over 100 people came to the dedication ceremony for the Fairfax Slave Ceremony in Preston County.
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City of Charleston increases cost to rent baseball facilities, changes way Parks & Recreation rental fees are approved
Here’s what you missed at the Charleston City Council Finance Committee Meeting on Jun. 15
Looking Back on the Final Day of WV’s 2026 Legislative Session
Filming cops, teacher pay raises, Raylee's law, cannabis cash and...magic mushrooms?
OP-ED: How we should actually spend that $276 million in Hope Scholarship funds
The solution to the education needs gap isn't going to come from a scholarship that cannot serve all children in need.
It’s the last day of WV’s Legislative Session. Here’s what bills are dead and what’s still in play.
Here’s a roundup of key measures that could still become law—and ones that are (probably) dead as we approach sine die.
“Make West Virginia Healthy Again” Act would fight obesity, malnutrition, diabetes, and more.
HB 4982 has already passed the House and gone to Governor Patrick Morrisey’s desk. It would give the existing Office of Healthy Lifestyles greater authority, create the Healthy Lifestyle Fund and require Medicaid recipients to have access to additional programs.
City of Charleston increases cost to rent baseball facilities, changes way Parks & Recreation rental fees are approved
Here’s what you missed at the Charleston City Council Finance Committee Meeting on Jun. 15
Looking Back on the Final Day of WV’s 2026 Legislative Session
Filming cops, teacher pay raises, Raylee's law, cannabis cash and...magic mushrooms?
OP-ED: How we should actually spend that $276 million in Hope Scholarship funds
The solution to the education needs gap isn't going to come from a scholarship that cannot serve all children in need.
It’s the last day of WV’s Legislative Session. Here’s what bills are dead and what’s still in play.
Here’s a roundup of key measures that could still become law—and ones that are (probably) dead as we approach sine die.
“Make West Virginia Healthy Again” Act would fight obesity, malnutrition, diabetes, and more.
HB 4982 has already passed the House and gone to Governor Patrick Morrisey’s desk. It would give the existing Office of Healthy Lifestyles greater authority, create the Healthy Lifestyle Fund and require Medicaid recipients to have access to additional programs.