Brad McElhinny

Voters in West Virginia's election will have a choice about an amendment that could change the wording in the state Constitution from saying “Citizens

The question of adequate funding for West Virginia's schools is heating up in the court system. One lawsuit over school funding is heading for the state Supreme Court.

The former state legislator and school teacher charged with sexually exploiting a student is asking to be allowed to participate in a 45-to-60-day

Officials in Berkeley County, where one of West Virginia's high-impact data centers has been designated, have asked the state Attorney General for legal guidance about how an overriding state law affects local responsibilities.

The Berkeley County school system is preparing for a lawsuit over state school funding because, local leaders contend, West Virginia's school funding

A detention hearing has been set for former delegate and teacher Elliott Pritt, who is asking to be released on bond for mental health treatment at

The state Attorney General claims the authority to subpoena the West Virginia Rivers Coalition for 10 years of documents, suggesting the environmental

As local governments in line for high-impact data centers try to navigate the state law regarding local control, Berkeley County officials have

The state Auditor has declined a request for records that represent federal subpoenas issued to that office or its personnel, saying the state office cannot release materials before a federal grand jury.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey unveiled West Virginia's new One Stop Shop Permitting Portal several months ahead of the statutory deadline to support the state's Speed to Build initiative.