How The Fight Against Coal Dust Connects Coastal Virginia To Appalachia

Appalachia produces less coal than it once did, but that coal is still desired around the world for making steel. The demand is now creating problems for people who live near the terminals where coal is moved from train to ship, to then be carried overseas. Residents of Norfolk and Newport News, Virginia, say airborne coal dust from export terminals is getting on their cars, on their houses, in their lungs. Residents have started to take matters into their own hands.

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Energy & Environment Jack Walker, About 13 hours ago

W.Va. Receives Nearly $2 Million For Electric School Buses

West Virginia was allotted nearly $2 million in rebates from the United States Environmental Protection Agency this week to purchase electric school buses.

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Education Chris Schulz, May. 28, 2024

Statewide Apprenticeship Program Helps Child Care Providers, But Issues Remain

In the latest entry of "Now What? A Series on Parenting," Chris Schulz talks with Kerri Carte, assistant director for WVU Extension's Family and Community Development unit, about the Apprenticeship for Child Development Specialists (ACDS) and broader issues in the child care industry.

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Government Eric Douglas, May. 22, 2024

Legislature Approves Funding For Ag Lab At WVSU

The West Virginia Legislature has approved a $50 million appropriation for the construction of a new agriculture lab at WVSU.

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Health & Science Chris Schulz, May. 21, 2024

New Online Mental Health Resources Available To Parents, Caregivers And Schools

ParentGuidance.org is a 24/7 online platform that assists those who care for children to address and elevate their own mental health wellness and self-care.

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Education Jack Walker, May. 17, 2024

Marshall University Breaks Ground On New Cybersecurity Center

Marshall University broke ground on a new home for its cybersecurity institute Friday. The new building on campus is backed by a $45 million investment from the state.

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Education Chris Schulz, May. 15, 2024