The Latest Breaking News from West Virginia

A U.S. court ruling in favor of a transgender school athlete challenges a ban in West Virginia, sparking debate on transgender rights in school sports.

Severe storms and flooding in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and other states cause widespread damage and prompt emergency rescue operations.

West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore (R) announced April 8 that four large banks and financial services firms—Citigroup, TD Bank, HSBC, and The Northern Trust Company—were ineligible to do business with the state under a 2022 state law prohibiting contracts with businesses that boycott fossil fuel companies. The announcement came after…

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The owner of a towboat that sank and spilled oil into a river along the West Virginia-Kentucky border has been sentenced.

There are 49 contested state legislative primaries in West Virginia in 2024, the fewest since 2014. On average, there were 58 contested primaries each election year from 2014-2022.

West Virginia Treasurer takes action by blacklisting finance firms for not meeting ESG criteria.

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West Virginia CB Beanie Bishop speeds his way into the late-round draft conversation with the fastest display at the Big 12 Pro Day

West Virginia Senate Bill 841 became law without the governor’s signature on Mar. 27, changing the wage base on which employers pay state unemployment insurance taxes to the first $9,500 of employees’ wages. It also froze the maximum weekly benefit amount for workers at $662. The law will take effect…

Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes cause widespread damage and power outages across multiple states, with further severe weather warnings in effect.