West Virginia - Page 6

August 16

Three red states deploy National Guard personnel to support Trump's DC safety mission

West Virginia, South Carolina and Ohio National Guardsmen head to the nation's capital at the Trump administration's request to restore cleanliness and security to D.C.

August 13

Three states sign new agreements with ICE for expanded immigration enforcement operations

West Virginia governor announces comprehensive ICE partnership using 287(g) authority, enlisting state police and National Guard for immigration enforcement.

August 12

Bernie Sanders brings 'Fighting Oligarchy Tour' to Trump strongholds across deep-red West Virginia

GOP officials point to 500,000 registered Republicans as evidence of political momentum in Mountain State.

August 10

Bernie Sanders addresses whether he’ll run in 2028

Sen. Bernie Sanders addressed the possibility of a 2028 presidential run while conducting Fighting Oligarchy Tour, focusing on working-class agenda.

August 7

Charleston bishop rebukes Trump's 'harsh' deportations, cites George W Bush's 'acceptable' plans

Catholic Bishop Mark Brennan condemns President Donald Trump's mass deportation efforts while praising former President George W. Bush's immigration approaches in West Virginia.

July 9

Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton in denial after failing field sobriety tests in DUI arrest, video shows

Police bodycam footage showed Mary Lou Retton's DUI arrest in West Virginia, where the Olympic gymnastics legend failed sobriety tests before being cuffed.

July 8

Olympic legend Mary Lou Retton's DUI mugshot comes out months after arrest

Mary Lou Retton's mugshot was released after a May DUI charge in West Virginia for which she took full responsibility and entered a no-contest plea

July 8

Supreme Court agrees to hear our women’s sports cases

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from female athletes challenging males in women's sports, as they advocate for protecting opportunities and safety for future generations of women.

July 3

Supreme Court to review state bans on transgender athletes' participation in school sports

The Supreme Court decided Thursday to review state bans on transgender athletes participating in public school sports.

July 2

‘Crisis brewing’ in Trump Country as hospitals shutter at alarming rate, top ER doc warns

Healthcare crisis impacts rural America as emergency rooms struggle with unpaid services, overcrowding and staff safety issues, while federal officials consider potential solutions