North Carolina’s Amy Ritchie Shares Her Love For The Art Of Taxidermy

For some people, taxidermy - preserving and mounting dead animals - can seem a little bit creepy. But for others, taxidermy is a serious art form that’s growing in popularity. One expert practitioner in Yadkin County, North Carolina enjoys sharing her work with others.

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Government Randy Yohe, May. 03, 2023

Setting State Revenue Estimates Subject Of Debate

Revenue Secretary Dave Hardy said executive branch revenue estimate settings are ingrained in constitutional code.

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Government Randy Yohe, Mar. 14, 2023

Delegates Reflect On Passed, Failed Legislative Session Initiatives

Several lawmakers called the just completed legislative session historic, while others are left with concerns over a focus on major economic development rather than helping working West Virginians.

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Government Randy Yohe, Mar. 09, 2023

House Lifts Certificate Of Need, Extends Corrections Staffing Emergency

The House passed House Concurrent Resolution 78, indefinitely extending Gov. Jim Justice's state of emergency over correction facilities staffing levels. The concerns continue to focus on safety, security and maintaining National Guard support.

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Government Chris Schulz, Feb. 21, 2023

Senate Bill Works To Stabilize Jail Funding

The legislature has grappled with the issue of jail funding for the past few years. Senate Bill 596 aims to modify the payment for housing and maintenance of inmates in the state’s correctional system.

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Government Chris Schulz, Nov. 16, 2022

Legislators Hear About Corrections Cost Increase And Possible Solutions

The cost of keeping inmates in regional jails in the state may go up, and counties and municipalities are concerned.

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Government Emily Allen, Dec. 15, 2020

W.Va. Jails Still Overcrowded As DCR Responds To Outbreaks

Advocates for criminal justice reform are requesting more action from the governor's office, as the state reported more than 250 COVID-19 cases in jails and prisons on Tuesday.

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