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Court Ruling Favors 2 Coal Miners Who Sued Over Trump Cuts

A federal judge has issued another favorable ruling for two coal miners who sued to get black lung benefits. U.S. District Judge Irene Berger on Thursday let Matthew Ward, a Mingo County coal miner, joi...

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Silica Dust Rule Likely Delayed Again, Court Filing Says

The mining industry has asked the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis to delay the implementation of the silica dust rule until Oct. 17.

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Historic Scout Camp Prepares For A Change Of Hands

Roughly 350 acres nestled along a bend in the Hughes River, south and east of Parkersburg, Camp Kootaga has been a scout camp since 1922. But with a COVID-era sharp decline in scouting numbers, the Buckskin Council, which owns the place, made the tough decision to sell.

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Staffing Cuts At National Parks And Rising Energy Demands Drive Up Prices, This West Virginia Morning

On this West Virginia Morning, staffing cuts at National Parks are being felt by visitors and demand for energy is raising prices in the region.

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