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The results of an April 29 vote on a local camping ordinance in Morgantown could be superseded by a statewide camping ban making its way through the state legislature.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMany voters planning on voting for Trump or another candidate say their plans for November have not changed. Some voters who were planning on supporting Biden say they will support whoever takes his place.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn this West Virginia Morning, we talk with National Park Ranger Eve West to learn about ways to enjoy the nation’s newest National Park at the New River Gorge this summer. Also, we explore the state’s low voter turnout and the impact it has on young voters.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA West Virginia political candidate who was not a registered Republican when he filed papers to run for a House of Delegates seat in the upcoming GOP primary said Tuesday that it was a simple oversight and he plans to continue with his campaign.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAll of West Virginia's 55 counties offer early voting for this year's primary election. Early voting starts Wednesday and continues through May 7.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsCandidates planning to run for office in West Virginia's May 10 primary election may file their paperwork beginning Monday, Secretary of State Mac Warner said.
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