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Is In-Home Water Testing Going to Happen?, Legislation to Help Pregnant Women, & More

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State government officials say they are open to further water testing in the nine-county area affected by last month’s chemical leak.

It’s truly been a wild winter in West Virginia, but has it been wonderful?

Also, a bill in the House of Delegates is designed to assist pregnant women in the workforce, and more.

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