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Emily has been with WVPB since December 2022 and is the Appalachia Health News Reporter, based in Charleston. She has worked in several areas of journalism since her graduation from Marshall University in 2016, including work as a reporter, photographer, videographer and managing editor for newsprint and magazines. Before coming to WVPB, she worked as the features editor of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, the managing editor of West Virginia Executive Magazine and as an education reporter for The Cortez Journal in Cortez, Colorado.
More than 100 West Virginians from 30 counties were potentially exposed to measles, according to the Department of Health.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsHealth care services for nearly 30 percent of West Virginia’s population may be difficult to access if lawmakers don’t fully fund the Medicaid program in an expected special session.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Charleston Metro Area ranked among the nation’s cleanest cities for ozone pollution in a report released Wednesday.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe West Virginia Department of Human Services Bureau for Medical Services released updated data following the completion of the state’s Medicaid unwinding period.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsReports surfaced last week of the death of a 14-year-old girl leading to her mother’s arrest. Gov. Jim Justice said Tuesday that this was not a CPS case.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia's first case of measles in 15 years was reported Monday afternoon.
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