W.Va. Author Explores The Natural World In New Book

Writer Sheila McEntee has been observing nature for most of her life, especially birds. She’s published essays about her experiences in Stonecrop Review, Woods Reader and Wonderful West Virginia magazine. Several of these essays have been collected for McEntee’s first book. It’s titled, "Soul Friend: And Other Love Notes to the Natural World." Bill Lynch spoke with McEntee about writing and developing an interest in nature.

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Health & Science Chris Schulz, Jun. 26, 2025

National Org. Erases $44 Million In W.Va. Medical Debt

Undue Medical Debt estimates close to 15% of West Virginians carry some form of medical debt, a small part of the more than $220 billion of medical debt nationwide.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Feb. 19, 2025

Court Issues Garnishment Summons To Justice Over $3 Million Debt

Last June, when Justice was still governor of West Virginia, the court ordered him to pay Western Surety, a Chicago-based insurance company, $3.2 million, plus $100,000 in interest.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Feb. 12, 2025

Judge Increases Penalties For Justice-Owned Kentucky Fuel Corp.

U.S. District Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove increased a contempt fine against Jim Justice’s son, Jay Justice, and associate Stephen Ball, to $1,000 a day from $250 a day.

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Government Curtis Tate, Aug. 09, 2024

Justice: Possible Auction Sale Of Greenbrier 'Approaches Blackmail'

In a Friday briefing with reporters, Justice answered a question about the fate of the iconic hotel his family owns.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Aug. 07, 2024

U.S. Attorneys Seek Contempt Order On Justice Coal Company

According to the court filing, Southern Coal breached the agreement and still owes nearly $600,000. The deadline for full repayment was March 1 this year.

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Government Curtis Tate, Aug. 01, 2024