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CHARLESTON — A public exchange between Gov. Patrick Morrisey (R) and U.S. Sen. Jim Justice (R) has renewed tensions between the two West Virginia Republicans and fueled speculation that Justice

WHEELING — State Sen. Tom Willis (R) said restoring manufacturing jobs to the Northern Panhandle and across the state would be a top priority if elected to the U.S. Senate,

CLARKSBURG — A 14-year-old boy was flown to Morgantown for treatment Monday afternoon after falling from a downtown Clarksburg parking garage, authorities said. Clarksburg Police Chief Mark Kiddy told WDTV

CHARLESTON — On Monday, Former Del. Elliott Pritt pleaded “not guilty” to federal charges accusing him of child sexual exploitation, coercion of a child under 18, and witness tampering. Pritt,

THURMOND — The Town of Thurmond is seeking pro bono legal representation to challenge the National Park Service’s plans to demolish historically significant structures in the New River Gorge community.

BECKLEY — West Virginia is committing another $145 million toward water and wastewater infrastructure as state officials seek to address aging utility systems and accelerate projects across the state. Gov.

WHEELING — Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced a $3.2 million state investment Tuesday to help launch construction of the more than $25 million Wheeling Gateway Center, a tourism development expected to

MORGANTOWN — A 20-year-old Morgantown man has been charged in Monongalia County after authorities alleged he damaged a Flock camera. According to court records, Illia Petrov, 20, is charged with

BUCKHANNON — Recovery efforts continue across Upshur and Lewis counties this week after historic flash flooding triggered by more than 6 inches of rain in just a few hours devastated

CHARLESTON — A state delegate, and public school teacher has been charged in federal court with enticement of a minor, according to court records. Del. Elliott Pritt, 36, (R-Fayette) appeared