Henry Culvyhouse is a State Government Watchdog Reporter at Mountain State Spotlight. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, and environmental services, with a focus on regional interest and public security issues in North America. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Morehead News, Yahoo News, and the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Henry Culvyhouse's coverage is heavily focused on local government, politics, and legal issues in West Virginia. He frequently features expert commentary and covers official announcements related to state affairs.
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
West Virginia is one of the deadliest states for house fires, killing an average of 32 people per year between 2009 and 2023.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
West Virginia is one of the deadliest states for house fires, killing an average of 32 people per year between 2009 and 2023.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
West Virginia is one of the deadliest states for house fires, killing an average of 32 people per year between 2009 and 2023. An audit of the State Fire
By: Henry Culvyhouse
In 2014, then-Senate President Jeff Kessler proposed an ambitious plan: Set aside some of the tax money from gas, oil, and coal, so the state would
By: Henry Culvyhouse
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
On July 21, 2026, a deluge of rain hit Lewis and Upshur counties, destroying hundreds of homes, washing out streets and bridges and leaving people stranded inside a local shopping center.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
On July 21, 2026, a deluge of rain hit Lewis and Upshur counties, destroying hundreds of homes, washing out streets and bridges and leaving people stranded inside a local shopping
By: Henry Culvyhouse
West Virginia’s corrections system is asking the state’s highest court to take away a legal tool families use to hold them accountable.
By: Henry Culvyhouse
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By: Henry Culvyhouse
But the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation is asking the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to throw out “deliberate indifference” as something for which families can seek damages.
