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July 28, 2022

West Virginia school clothes benefit application deadline has been extended

The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources has announced the deadline for the school clothes benefit application has been extended due to a system outage.

July 27, 2022

West Virginia corrections commissioner Betsy Jividen is resigning

Betsy Jividen, West Virginia corrections commissioner, is resigning. Governor Jim Justice announced that Jividen would be resigning on August 5.

July 26, 2022

West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles services are still offline

Certain West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicle services are still not online. It is unknown when repairs will be complete and the services will be up and running.

July 25, 2022

'Green' governance is new 'guise' for mercantilism, will lead to global instability: Heritage president

The global prominence of Environmental Social Governance (ESG) goals should concern Americans, Heritage Foundation President Dr. Kevin Roberts says.

July 25, 2022

WV Department of Education announces finalists for Teacher of the Year

West Virginia has announced the finalists for the annual Teacher of the Year competition. Participants represent elementary, middle, and high school educators from across the state.

July 25, 2022

Progressives eager to primary Manchin for sidelining Biden's agenda

Progressives are eager to primary Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia over his opposition to President Biden's call to tackle climate change and hike taxes.

July 22, 2022

WV man dies a week into police custody after sister wakes from coma, accuses him of attempted murder

A West Virginia woman who was in a coma for two years woke up and identified her brother as her attempted murderer. He died after being in police custody for a week.

July 21, 2022

WV man charged in DWI crash which killed an unborn child

A WV man is being charged for a drunk driving accident that killed an unborn child. The man crossed the median entering the southbound lanes and hit a woman going the other way.

July 21, 2022

School choice winning but teachers union empire striking back

The school choice movement is making gains but efforts in Arizona and West Virginia show that opponents haven't given up defending their education monopoly.

July 20, 2022

3 West Virginia colleges receiving pandemic relief funds totaling $650,000

Three West Virginia colleges are receiving more than $650,000 from federal funds to recover from the pandemic. The funding comes from the US Department of Education.