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The Future Of Fossil Fuels, Teacher Pay Raises, & Road Salt

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On this West Virginia Morning, teachers in West Virginia are doing the best they possibly can on low pay, and the state legislature is working to get them raises.

A new report argues fossil fuels should be here to stay, and a story about the effects of road salt.

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