Morrisey blames Trump admin changes for broadband cuts
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said West Virginia is doing everything it can within the rules set by the Trump administration.| Mountain State Spotlight
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said West Virginia is doing everything it can within the rules set by the Trump administration.| Mountain State Spotlight
A new program is helping working parents afford child care by sharing costs between the state and employers. However, more state funding is needed to continue after next year.| Mountain State Spotlight
Diversified Energy asked lawmakers to exempt their oil and gas storage tanks from already-weakened rules meant to prevent spills.| Mountain State Spotlight
State-owned facilities have helped West Virginians with complex health needs. A private owner could trim staff and choose less ill patients.| Mountain State Spotlight
Majestic Care CEO Paul Pruitt talks about the company’s plans for nursing homes in Marion, Raleigh, Mason and Preston Counties.| Mountain State Spotlight
Citing administrative and financial mismanagement, the West Virginia Board of Education has taken over six school districts across the state.| Mountain State Spotlight
Following the 2016 floods, lawmakers created an office tasked with addressing floods. But in the years since, little else has been done.| Mountain State Spotlight
Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s new broadband plan excludes thousands of West Virginia locations after a rule change reclassifies less reliable internet as “served.”| Mountain State Spotlight
Have you reached out to your congressional representatives in recent months? Tell us how they responded.| Mountain State Spotlight
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