McCuskey: Section 504 ‘here to stay,’ lawsuit remains stayed
Section 504 “is here to stay,” according to West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey. McCuskey says following concerns from ...
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Bill allowing concealed weapons on school property introduced in W.Va. House
A bill allowing residents with a concealed carry license to carry a concealed handgun on public school property was introduced into the House of Delegates Thursday.
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WV House committee considers ‘Make America Healthy Again’ bill restricting SNAP purchases
A House of Delegates committee is considering legislation that would prohibit recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition ...
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Flood brings reminder that government and West Virginians must be on the same page
A picture is worth a thousand words. That same picture, after inches of rain and snow produce feet of floodwaters, costs ...
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Bill repealing state’s mandatory vehicle inspections introduced in W.Va. House
A bill repealing West Virginia’s mandatory vehicle inspections was introduced into the House of Delegates Thursday.
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Attorney General McCuskey calls for action against counterfeit weight loss drug makers
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey joined a 37-state and territory bipartisan coalition urging the Food and Drug Administration to take swift action against bad actors who are ...
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Superintendents craft homeschool bill
WHEELING — West Virginia’s public school superintendents are looking for a few more tools in their belt to track homeschool students’ progress and safety, and their statewide association has crafted a ...
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W.Va. school superintendents craft bill for greater homeschool accountability
WHEELING — West Virginia’s public school superintendents are looking for a few more tools in their belt to track homeschool students’ progress and safety, and their statewide association has crafted a ...