Flood Prevention Along The Ohio And A Conversation With An Expert BASE Jumper, This West Virginia Morning

On this West Virginia Morning, dozens of BASE jumpers leap from the New River Gorge Bridge during Bridge Day each year. High school students Dylan Neil and Nella Fox of the Fayette Institute of Technology got curious about how to become a Bridge Day BASE Jumper. For Inside Appalachia, they talked with expert BASE jumper Marcus Ellison.

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Energy & Environment Chris Schulz, Jun. 22, 2024

An Operational Mountain Valley Pipeline, New Director Speaks On Opioid Settlement And A Review Of The State’s Safety Nets, This West Virginia Week

On this West Virginia Week, we hear from residents living near the now operational Mountain Valley Pipeline as well as from the man who will oversee the distribution of millions in opioid funds across the state.

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Government Chris Schulz, Jun. 18, 2024

Homeschooling, Child Care Possible Targets Of Legislation As Justice Administration Nears End

The role of home schooling in the neglectful death of a 14-year-old continues to draw questions and concerns.

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Economy Jack Walker, Jun. 18, 2024

Justice Eyeing Tax Cuts Even If Revenue Falls Short Of Trigger

During a virtual press briefing Tuesday, Justice indicated that he sees value in cutting income taxes further, and would be open to such changes even if the threshold for the 2023 trigger law is not met.

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Government Jack Walker, Jun. 12, 2024

First Commissioner For Social Services Transitioning Out Of Role

Jeffrey Pack, the state's first commissioner for social services, is slated to assume a new role with the West Virginia Bureau of Senior Services once his successor is in place.

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Government Jack Walker, Jun. 07, 2024

Special Session On Homeschool Oversight Possible After Death Of Boone County Teen

Gov. Jim Justice said Friday that he is open to calling a special session of the state legislature to reexamine government oversight of homeschooling after the death of 14-year-old Kyneddi Miller.

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Education Chris Schulz, Jun. 05, 2024

Despite Improvements, Students And Schools Still Face FAFSA Hurdles

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, commonly known as the FAFSA, is meant to help students access funds to pursue higher education. But recent changes to the federal form have left students and schools scrambling for answers.

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