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Five county school superintendents presented a review of the state’s Public Education Code to the Joint Standing Committee on Education Sunday.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMembers of the Senate Energy, Industry and Mining Committee pressed Randall Short, director of regulatory services for Appalachian Power, on why the company’s three West Virginia plants didn’t operate more.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn Wednesday, Capito was elected chair of the Republican Policy Committee, the No. 4 spot on the party’s leadership team.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsInstead of the roughly 17 percent increase it had previously sought, it is proposing instead to spread out the cost over time through securitization, resulting in a smaller 4 percent increase.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAfter a decade of planning and construction, residents of Bent Mountain, Virginia, said they still worry the Mountain Valley Pipeline could affect their safety, their water quality and their property values.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe rule, expected in April, would still apply to existing coal and new gas plants. The agency will pursue a separate rule for existing gas plants after the November election.
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