Mental Health Crisis Response And Mountain Valley Pipeline, Inside Appalachia

This week, people with mental health challenges or substance use disorder often end up in jail. But crisis response teams offer another way. Also, one year after the Mountain Valley Pipeline went into service, people who live directly in the pipeline’s path have received compensation. But not everyone. And, the Sacred Harp songbook gets an update for the first time since the early 1990s.

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Health & Science Jack Walker, Jun. 30, 2025

W.Va. Residents Visit Congress, Urging Senators To Vote Down Medicaid Cuts

More than 500,000 West Virginians were enrolled in Medicaid in 2024. Several of them traveled to Washington, D.C. on June 18 to meet with aides for the state’s U.S. senators.

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Education Jack Walker, Apr. 25, 2025

International Students Can Stay In US After Federal Government Restores Visas

Two international students studying in West Virginia will be permitted to stay in the United States following new visa developments on the federal level.

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Education Chris Schulz, Apr. 24, 2025

Judge Blocks Marshall Student’s Visa Revocation

The federal government now has until tomorrow, April 25 at noon to comply with the court order, which includes the restoration of Vyas’s F-1 visa.

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Government Randy Yohe, Apr. 21, 2025

Marshall International Student Files Federal Immigration Lawsuit

West Virginia American Civil Liberties Union (WV-ACLU) legal director, Aubrey Sparks, said an international student, one month from graduation had his visa was unlawfully revoked. The organization is helping the student sue the federal government for rel...

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Arts & Culture Jack Walker, Mar. 05, 2025

Traveling African American History Exhibit Heading To Charleston

A traveling museum spotlighting Black history across generations is headed to Charleston for an exhibition this month.

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Government Chris Schulz, Jan. 18, 2025

Inaugurations, Inclusive Communities And Prison Books This West Virginia Week

On this West Virginia Week, the governor and the state's newest senator took their oaths of office. We’ll also hear about an inclusive community, as well as changing access to books in Tennessee’s prisons, and we explore the past and future of a historic building in Shepherdstown.

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