Legislature’s last week: lawmakers enter final debates as finish line nears
By Matthew Young For HDMedia State lawmakers walked into the last week of the 2026 legislative session at just after ...
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Bills incentivizing increased operation of coal-fired power plants in doubt
By Steven Allen Adams For The Intelligencer Charleston – A bipartisan majority of the West Virginia House of Delegates sent ...
Folklore and art unite in Fayetteville
By Riley McCoy For The Register-Herald Fayetteville — Cryptid Weekend shrouded the gorge in mystery March 7-8 as folklore, art ...
Senate panel pushes stricter reporting for foreign funding to US colleges and universities
By Shauneen Miranda | D.C. Bureau | Gov & Politics WASHINGTON — Members of a U.S. Senate panel expressed bipartisan consensus ...
GOP cuts in federal food aid scramble passage of long-delayed farm bill
By Allison Winter | D.C. Bureau | Gov & Politics The U.S. House Agriculture Committee advanced a sweeping farm bill early ...
Six more US troops killed in Iran war, in crash of refueling aircraft
By Jennifer Shutt | D.C. Bureau | Gov & Politics WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense announced Friday that six more ...
‘Grow up’: Former Republican delegate defends civil-rights-themed mailers in redistricting fight
PAC chairman A.C. Cordoza says campaign warns minority voters about redistricting changes; Sen. Mamie Locke blasts the tactic as ‘stupid.’ ...
Federal judge upholds ruling that certain ex-felons should not automatically lose voting rights
Virginia had been in violation of a Reconstruction-era law barring states from constitutionally disenfranchising people. By: Charlotte Rene Woods - ...
Virginia lawmakers explore autonomous technology for transportation
Proposal to enhance work zone safety through state pilot program By: Nathaniel Cline - Virginia Mercury Highway work crews are ...
‘Surprise every day’ is mural’s objective
By David Lozano For The Parthenon A native West Virginia artist unveiled plans at the Visual Arts Center for a ...