WV lawmakers sit out health insurance battle
60,000 West Virginians could lose ACA subsidies, sending premiums sky-high. Lawmakers are staying quiet.| Mountain State Spotlight
60,000 West Virginians could lose ACA subsidies, sending premiums sky-high. Lawmakers are staying quiet.| Mountain State Spotlight
West Virginians say their calls, emails, and meetings with members of Congress rarely get thoughtful responses. Here’s what readers told us.| Mountain State Spotlight
Despite Justice-era business investments and tax cuts fueled by COVID-funding, West Virginia still ranks last in job growth.| Mountain State Spotlight
Politicians said Medicaid patients are milking the system and took away their health care. But providers are the ones at fault.| Mountain State Spotlight
The rollback of clean energy tax credits could cost West Virginia 10,500 jobs and billions in investments.| Mountain State Spotlight
Have you reached out to your congressional representatives in recent months? Tell us how they responded.| Mountain State Spotlight
A new tax break for a specific kind of coal company stands to benefit a GOP senator who had expressed reservations about the bill’s Medicaid cuts.| Sludge
Former West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed a number of socially conservative laws during his two terms in office. But he rarely pushed for them.| AP News
Gov. Jim Justice wants child tax credits. A subsidy program needs funding. But experts say neither will solve West Virginia’s child care crisis.| Mountain State Spotlight
