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Jim Justice governs from a distance. The U.S. Senate doesn’t work that way.
Gov. Jim Justice has been criticized for living in Lewisburg, spending little time in the capital and not working with Democratic lawmakers.
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Inflation: What West Virginians need to know about rising costs and what politicians say they will do about it
With Election Day fast approaching, West Virginians continue to hear about inflation from candidates — mainly Republicans ...
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As West Virginians head to early voting, here are key details to help you plan to vote
Wondering about early and absentee voting details? Not sure if you should even vote at all? We have answers to help you plan ...
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Dope, dollars and despair: Two men vying to be West Virginia’s governor traveled very different roads in the overdose crisis
On Nov. 5, voters will promote either West Virginia’s top lawyer or the mayor of its second largest city to the governor’s office.
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Here’s what to know about the constitutional amendment prohibiting physician-assisted suicide
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A political power play overruled West Virginians in the path of the Mountain Valley Pipeline. They still feel betrayed.
Wayside resident Randy DuPre stands in the workshop that he built by hand on his property more than 20 years ago. Photo by F. Brian Ferguson / Mountain State Spotlight Randy DuPre built the workshop ...