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The state Senate's new look is taking shape, but first ... about those drones
Whether it's the West Virginia Senate, WVU or Marshall football, there's a changing of the guard
The special legislative session that wasn't
'The Last Waltz' is a Thanksgiving go-to. There's also a loose West Virginia connection.
The plan to contain PEIA costs gets a frosty reception
56 years since the Farmington Mine Disaster
The election may be over. But jockeying for position is underway around the West Virginia statehouse
Early voting ends today in West Virginia
West Virginians are going to the polls
Standing at the intersection of cattle rustling and West Virginia politics
The on-again, off-again Greenbrier auction is ... off-again
Get ready for Special Session (Round 2 of the 2nd Special Session, that is)
Morrisey v Williams: Will they or won't they?
Lines drawn ahead of the special legislative session
Union workers at The Greenbrier still have health care coverage
Remember the potential auction of The Greenbrier Hotel? That's off the table -- for now, at least.
The governor’s business troubles remain the story of the week, but we have plenty more to recap
Justice family businesses under pressure
Manchin goes back and forth on a presidential run, a state cabinet secretary is out and more
On assignment: In search of native brook trout
Maybe I'll see you at the (Whizzbanger's) ball? But, I'm also here to deliver some news.
LISTEN: A conversation with Sen. Charles Trump (R-Morgan)
Sen. Manchin is still in the conversation
What exactly are Joe Manchin's plans? (And much, much more)
'Steve's our guy,' but is he? And a bitter end to this week's special legislative session
Confused? Don't be ... it's me, not you.
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After nearly three decades around the West Virginia statehouse, Mike Caputo prepares to move on
We're over the primary hump. Now what? A special legislative session, that's what.
A Pulitzer Prize, unanswered questions, harsh words and early primary voting comes to an end
‘Just don't throw up’ — The WV Weakly Wednesday Extra
From shopping for shorts to ‘Steady’ — and plenty of news in between
We’re now in the homestretch to West Virginia's May primary
Feast of the Ramson - on assignment in the "Ramp Capital of the World."
Upper Big Branch: 14 Years Later
Eating my way through the wildfires
Our inaugural WV Weakly Weekend Roundup
Day 60: It's your last chance to make a coffee donation
Day 59: The penultimate day of the session
Day 57: In which we get a do-over for a bill we failed to mention on Monday
Day 56: The House is tackling the budget today
Day 52: A special session may be coming to a legislature near you
Day 51: The Day That Should Not Be
Day 50: An important legislative deadline arrives today
Day 49: The Crossover Day Crunch is upon us
Day 48: The debate over gender-affirming care is back before the House
Day 45: Today is the day Dave should begin his Oscar campaign
Day 44: The House votes today on reducing taxes for Social Security recipients
Day 43: Crossover Day is just one week away.
Day 42: Can I have a bridge named after me, too?
Day 41: The latest raw milk bill amuses me
Day 38: The House is set to vote on the library obscenity bill today
Day 37: A GOP Senator wants President Biden off the ballot and there'll likely be a vote today
Day 36: A public hearing on proposed changes to an oil and gas tax
Day 35: The library obscenity bill is now in the hands of the full House
Day 34: Delegates will take a vote on passage on "The Women's Bill of Rights"
Day 31: After Thursday's public hearing, The Women's Bill of Rights remains on second reading
Day 30: Women's Bill of Rights gets a public hearing
Day 29: Remember the raw milk debacle from 2016? The issue is making a return.
Day 28: Get ready for Buckwheat Pancakes
Day 27: What's going on with the community air monitoring bill?
Day 23: Another public hearing is coming to a House chamber near you
Day 22: Marshall gets its day, too
Day 21: It's a great day to be a Mountaineer at the West Virginia Capitol
Day 20: Lawmakers could be looking at you, Ohio drivers
Day 16: It's late so we're giving up on a decent headline
Day 15: A public hearing on obscenity in schools, libraries and museums
Day 14: Session rolls along as candidate filing deadline approaches
Day 13: House Judiciary appears to be the committee to watch today
Day 10: More snow is on it's way and the Legislature is not taking chances
Day 9: Dave has returned from the frozen empire and is back in the 60 Days saddle
Voting bill in committee shortly
Day 7: There are no snow days during the legislative session
Day 6: The first full week of legislating
Day 3: It's Friday - let's get outta here early
Day 2: The State of the State has been stated. Now, lawmakers get to work.