Governor’s Mansion, Capitol Now Open For Free, Guided Tours
The West Virginia Governor’s Mansion – fully decorated for the holiday season – is now open to the public for free holiday tours.
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Opioid Settlement Suit Drags On And Schools Lose Local Food Funding, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning, the state Supreme Court declined to rule in an opioid settlement lawsuit and schools assess effects of cuts to local food purchasing program.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsDemocrats File Supreme Court Petition Over De Soto’s House Seat
The state's Democratic Party has filed a court petition asking that Joseph De Soto be seated in the House after lawmakers voted to vacate his seat.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsState Supreme Court Hears Arguments on AmerisourceBergen’s Insurance Litigation Timeline
The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals heard two cases Tuesday morning involving AmerisourceBergen, a major drug company involved in opioid settl...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsCabell Parks, Libraries Funding Cut After High Court Decision
Parks and libraries in Cabell County can now have their budgets cut dramatically after a decision from the state supreme court.
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Future Of Pleasants Power Station And Remembering A State Supreme Court Justice, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning, a company called Omnis Technologies has stepped forward as a potential buyer of the Pleasants Power Station, which is currently not producing any electricity. Curtis Tate speaks with Sean O’Leary, senior researcher on energy and petrochemicals at the Ohio River Valley Institute, about the proposal.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsW.Va. Magistrate Court Fines, Fees Can Now Be Paid Online
Payments can be made through a portal developed by the state Supreme Court's administrative office and West Virginia Interactive. Individuals can enter their case number and pay the amount owed with a credit or debit card without having to physically visit a court office, the Supreme Court said in a news release.
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