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MORGANTOWN — State Sen. Mike Oliverio (R-Monongalia) says county sheriffs should have control over data collected by Flock automated license plate reader systems, while law enforcement should generally be required

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over the legality of the process used to remove Joseph de Soto from a House of Delegates seat he won

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Republican Party said Friday that it has reaffirmed its support for Republican nominees and that members of party executive committees who run as write-in candidates

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — Owners of The Greenbrier resort have been released from millions of dollars in federal and state tax liens following a roughly $500 million financial deal between

CHARLESTON — West Virginia reported declines in violent crime, property crime and drug overdose deaths in 2025, according to figures released by Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s office on Tuesday. “Nothing matters

CHARLESTON — West Virginia has signed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Energy to become the sixth state participating in the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus initiative, creating

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Jim Justice is seriously considering a 2028 Republican primary challenge against West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey, potentially setting up a major fight within the state GOP.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced more than $81 billion in new private-sector investments in West Virginia during the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Business

CHARLESTON — West Virginia has prevailed in its legal challenge to a New York law that sought to impose financial penalties on energy producers for greenhouse gas emissions, marking the

CHARLESTON — Gov. Patrick Morrisey is sharing developments that artificial intelligence company Anthropic has agreed to spend approximately $45 billion over six years for computing capacity at Nscale’s flagship West