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In the Potomac Highlands region, residents say housing prices have skyrocketed, hurting seniors and the job market.
The Potomac Highlands region is nestled between scenic mountain overlooks, ski resorts and trout-filled lakes near the ...
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‘What hope can you provide?’ Upshur County residents say rising costs are leaving people hungry and schools underfunded
Upshur County residents and college students said they need a stronger investment in the public school system and more help for those in need.
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Q&A: Candidates Jeff Disibbio and Craig Hart talk water, roads and more for Southern West Virginia
In one of the districts hardest hit by the downturn of coal, senate candidates talk about infrastructure, emergency services and development Click to print (Opens in new window) Click to email a link ...
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Harrison and Marion County residents struggle with homelessness, substance use disorder and low wages
Residents say they struggle to find and afford the health care they need and well-paying jobs for people with less education ...
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Q&A: Clarksburg House candidates Mickey Petitto and Shannon Welsh talk wages, homelessness, addiction and health care
Click to print (Opens in new window) Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Candidates ...
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West Virginians get tax cut after lawmakers pull millions from agencies overseeing foster care, Medicaid and child care
In a special session, lawmakers approved the tax cut funded from an expiring bond and the breakup of DHHR. They did little ...
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As election nears, Taylor County residents look for candidates to address opioid epidemic and bring jobs
Mountain State Spotlight is asking people in all 55 of West Virginia’s counties what they would like to hear candidates ...
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Q&A: Taylor County House candidate Bryan Smith talks opioid epidemic, jobs and bright future for state
In Taylor County, residents said drug addiction has taken its toll on their families and more jobs are needed. Here’s how the candidate to represent the county responded. Click to print (Opens in new ...