RFK Jr. savagely roasts West Virginia gov’s weight, threatens to make him do weigh-ins: ‘You look like you ate Governor Morrisey’
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. repeatedly ribbed West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey about his weight at a public event last week, ...
Buckhannon residents flooded by recent rainfall
Camden Avenue in Buckhannon, West Virginia say their homes have been flooded by recent rainfall—and it’s only gotten worse as ...
Salvation Army pauses West Virginia men’s shelter services due to staffing and funding Issues
The Salvation Army serving Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, and Tyler Counties has temporarily stopped accepting new residents at its ...
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Morrisey urges West Virginia residents to be prepared as storms roll across state
With severe thunderstorms, heavy rain and high winds forecast throughout the state through Sunday, Gov. Patrick Morrisey ...
RFK Jr. dares governor of West Virginia — America’s fattest state — to do regular public weigh-ins
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is on a mission to make America healthy again, and he’s tackling the country’s most obese ...
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WV lawmakers put Medicaid expansion trigger bill on inactive calendar
West Virginia lawmakers on Monday, March 31, 2025, walked back House Bill 3518, which would have put more than 165,000 ...
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Storms pack a punch, but leave West Virginia largely intact
Despite the heightened concern, mother nature largely spared the state, at least for now.
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Lavista residents continue to pick up the pieces a year after devastating tornado
A year ago today and EF-2 tornado landed in the tiny Fayette County community of Lavista and caused catastrophic damage to ...
Residents can participate in free tourism education program
A new online training program in the Mountain State aims to introduce more area residents to tourism. Gov. Patrick Morrisey introduced the online “Tourism Works” platform in early March as part of the ...
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WV lawmakers put Medicaid expansion trigger bill on inactive calendar
West Virginia lawmakers on Monday walked back a measure that would have put more than 165,000 residents at risk of losing their health care coverage through Medicaid expansion. House Bill 3518 ...