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Government Maria Young, Sep. 04, 2025

‘High Visibility Enforcement’ Has More Officers Looking For Speeders Statewide

More officers will be on the lookout for speeders in West Virginia this month.

Economy Jack Walker, Aug. 12, 2025

Safety Improvements Planned For Crash-Prone Charles Town Intersection

Efforts to reduce vehicular accidents at a troubled Charles Town intersection will soon bring new construction. But first, representatives for the West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) say they want to learn more about the needs, concerns and opinion...

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Government Jack Walker, Mar. 19, 2025

House Passes Bill That Would Allow Motorcyclists To Stand On Vehicles

A House bill that would permit motorcyclists to stand upright in their vehicles passed the chamber Wednesday after an amendment to the bill was shot down the day prior.

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Government Jack Walker, Mar. 18, 2025

House Votes Down Amendment To Make Helmets Optional For Motorcyclists

The West Virginia House of Delegates voted down a bill amendment Tuesday that would have made helmets optional for motorcyclists over age 21.

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Government Jack Walker, Sep. 19, 2024

I-79 Reopens After Severe Acid Spill, Repaving Complete

Updated on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024 at 11 a.m. All lanes of Interstate 79 South near the Goshen Road exit between Fairmont and Morgantown are back open following quick repair to damage ca...

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Government Jack Walker, Jan. 29, 2024

Bill That Would Strike Down ‘Rolling Coal’ Sparks Senate Committee Debate

A bill that would restrict "rolling coal" — a form of protest in which drivers release thick clouds of smog from there vehicles — advanced in the West Virginia Senate on Monday, but not without pushback from some lawmakers.

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