Here’s what you missed at the most recent Bluefield Board of Directors Meeting on Tuesday, Jun. 9: Directors discussed donations, city planning, activities for youth and the elderly and upcoming […]
Filming cops, teacher pay raises, Raylee's law, cannabis cash and...magic mushrooms?
The solution to the education needs gap isn't going to come from a scholarship that cannot serve all children in need.
Here’s a roundup of key measures that could still become law—and ones that are (probably) dead as we approach sine die.
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.
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced bills targeting transgender West Virginians and drag performances. It also pulled a bill that would have forbidden state entities from engaging in any discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Senate Bill 1037 would reinstate the death penalty as a possible punishment for people convicted of first-degree murder with aggravating circumstances.
