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Despite Justice-era business investments and tax cuts fueled by COVID-funding, West Virginia still ranks last in job growth.
When WV judges tried to help at-risk kids, they were investigated and told to stay silent. They aren’t giving up.
Politicians said work requirements would get people back to work. They’ll actually kick poor and working people off Medicaid.
Politicians said Medicaid patients are milking the system and took away their health care. But providers are the ones at fault.
Lawmakers approved a less costly method to plug natural gas wells. State regulators have said this will help them stretch state and federal dollars to clean up more orphaned wells. But it doesn’t ...
Facing legislation targeting their identities, a counselor, a daycare worker, a student and a professor talk about life in the state ...
Next month, Mountain State Spotlight and League of Women Voters Morgantown – Monongalia County will be in Kingwood and Morgantown on a listening and education tour to inform our coverage of the issues ...
Those working with some of the state’s most vulnerable say food stamp cuts could be devastating to the state.
Regulators imposed new reporting requirements for utilities, created a new pole inspection database and a working group to change state law.
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