See W.Va.'s Elk Herd This Fall
Beginning in September, there will be twice daily guided tours on most Saturdays and Sundays and will be available through the end of October.
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Congressman Mooney of West Virginia Calls On GOP Colleagues To Support Trump’s Efforts To Overturn Election
Republican Congressman Alex Mooney of West Virginia is calling on GOP colleagues to support President Trump’s efforts to challenge the results of the November election.
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Veteran Tells His Story Of Leaving Appalachia, And Why He Came Home
In this episode of Inside Appalachia, you’ll hear the story of Iraq War veteran Mark Combs. He left Appalachia to become a comedian, trying his luck first in California, then in Colorado. Along the way, homesickness hit Combs especially hard. His story is part of our reporting projec "The Struggle To Stay," which has won national awards.
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Remembering Emily Haynes, "Lover Of Life" And Live Music
More than 770 West Virginians have died from the coronavirus. Emily Haynes of Charleston died Friday. Friends say she was "deeply loved" and is "profoundly missed."
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What To Know About Changes To W.Va.’s K-12 Academic Competitions, Events For 2020-2021 School Year
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many of West Virginia’s K-12 academic competitions have seen some changes this year. Some are completely virtual, some have been canceled, and some have seen some rule changes.
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Health Insurance For More Than A Million Ohio Valley Residents At Stake In Affordable Care Act Challenge
With just a little more than a week before Election Day and with a challenge to the health care law coming before the high court, health care is on both the ballot and the docket. And for the Ohio Valley — a region with some of the nation’s worst health outcomes — the stakes are high.
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West Virginia Secretary of State Says Election Is Safe After Feds Report Interference Attempts In Other States
With concerns over election security heightened less than two weeks from Election Day, West Virginia’s top elections official says state voter registration data has not been compromised.Federal homeland security officials announced Wednesday evening that foreign nation-state actors had accessed voter information in Alaska, Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania.
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