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Nearly $35 million in federal funding will help repair roads and highways damaged in West Virginia over the past two years.
U.S. Rep. Evan Jenkins announced the funding Monday from the Federal Highway Administration.
Jenkins says in a news release the state Department of Transportation will use $4 million for roads and infrastructure on federal lands in Greenbrier, Pocahontas and Randolph counties that were damaged in last June’s flooding.
The statement says an additional $14 million in grants are for statewide road repairs from the June floods, while nearly $17 million in grants are to fix roads damaged in 2015 floods.
Financial constraints continue to lead school districts in West Virginia to close and consolidate schools to try and rein in costs.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsHanshaw highlighted the "Skills to Work" bill (House Bill 4005), the "Recharge West Virginia Act" (House Bill 4004), and the "Portable Benefits Bill" (House Bill 4009). He also discussed the "Mountaineer Flex Bill" (House Bill 4013) and the "Industrial Access Road Bill" (House Bill 4007).
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThree years after the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, some of those who joined a successful $600 million class action lawsuit have been paid. But some have not. Also, Gov. Patrick Morrisey pushes for his tax cut and the House of Delegates debates elections and employment bills.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA bill approved by the West Virginia Senate on Tuesday would allow adults 18-20 to carry a concealed firearm without a provisional license.
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