Homelessness is not just an issue for big cities like San Francisco or New York City. Across America, communities large and small are struggling to provide shelter to people without housing. In Charleston, West Virginia, government and community approaches to help the unhoused have created more debate on an issue that is already divisive. Earlier this year, this episode received a second place award from the Virginias AP Broadcasters for Best Podcast.

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Education Briana Heaney, May. 06, 2024

US Department Of Education Announces Funding To Help Students Complete Federal Student Loan Forms

The Department of Education is launching a multimillion-dollar program to help boost the completion of FAFSA for high school students nationwide.

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Education Jack Walker, Feb. 21, 2024

Justice Calls On Lawmakers To Rescind School Sports Transfer ‘Mistake’

Gov. Jim Justice called for state lawmakers to reverse a law that allows students to transfer high schools to play on another sports team without changing addresses or completing a waiting period.

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Education Shepherd Snyder, May. 10, 2023

Three W.Va. Students Named U.S. Presidential Scholars

Three high schoolers from around the state have been named to this year’s class of U.S. Presidential Scholars.

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Energy & Environment Randy Yohe, Apr. 28, 2023

Annual Adopt-A Highway Spring Cleanup Aims To Beat Last Year's Numbers

Nearly 300 groups, with more than 2,600 participants, are registered to comb Mountain State main and back roads, picking up tons of trash.

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Education Chris Schulz, Apr. 27, 2023

Cemeteries Project Revives The Stories Of W.Va. Veterans

The West Virginia National Cemeteries Project pairs history graduate students from West Virginia University with high school students from Grafton High School to delve into the lives of veterans buried in the local cemeteries.

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WVPB News Liz McCormick, Jun. 16, 2020