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On this West Virginia Week, the governor and the state's newest senator took their oaths of office. We’ll also hear about an inclusive community, as well as changing access to books in Tennessee’s prisons, and we explore the past and future of a historic building in Shepherdstown.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA magistrate court granted W.Va. Delegate-elect Joseph De Soto a move to home confinement and a lower bail during a pretrial hearing Monday morning.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Democrats in the House of Delegates could gain another member after a Delegate-elect was arrested for terroristic threats. The Secretary of State's office says with all the moving parts, it's hard to tell what will happen. ...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsNewly elect West Virginia Delegate Joseph De Soto has been arrested for allegedly threatening fellow state lawmakers.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe results for the legislative positions are in: West Virginia's Legislature is going to get slightly more Republican. Retiring Democrat Robert Plymale left a seat in the Senate’s 5th District that R...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsDoug Skaff, former minority leader for the West Virginia House of Delegates, was bitten by two copperhead snakes Wednesday while taking down campaign materials in Boone County.
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