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The state’s transportation workers are highlighting — literally — the importance of driver awareness around road work zones.
Members of the public were encouraged to wear their brightest orange attire to shine a light on the importance of work zone safety as part of National Go Orange Day Wednesday.
The color coordination is part of National Work Zone Awareness week, which stresses paying attention in work zones.
There were 800 crashes in West Virginia highway work zones in 2025, leading to 301 injuries and five deaths.
The 2025 crash data shows that 81% of work zone crashes happened in dry weather and 78% happened during the day, leading the West Virginia Department of Transportation to conclude that most incidents occur when drivers feel the most comfortable.
WVDOT urges drivers to slow down and pay attention in work zones, so they, their family members, contract road workers, and WVDOT road crews can go home safely at the end of the day.
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On this West Virginia Week, a long-serving judge dies, the primary election wraps up and national hospital week is observed.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe state’s nearly $200 million award from the federal government for 2026 aims to strengthen rural health systems statewide.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsStarting on Monday, county commissioners in all 55 counties, will review election night returns, absentee ballots, and provisional ballots for each county precinct.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOnce on the margins of medicine, psychedelic drugs are now drawing renewed interest from the Trump administration as potential treatments for some substance addictions and certain mental health conditions. A new executive order aims to accelerate research and expand access to substances such as ibogaine, despite their known risks. On the latest episode of Us & Them, host Trey Kay revisits a long-explored question: can psychedelics safely help treat addiction and trauma in America?
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