The federal fiscal year starts Oct. 1 and appropriations bills are making their way through Congress. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., sits on the Senate Appropriations Committee […]
Author: David Beard, The Dominion Post
EPA regional administrator visits Friends of Deckers Creek, learns about e-coli project
MORGANTOWN — The Mid-Atlantic regional administrator of the EPA paid a visit to Friends of Deckers Creek Wednesday morning to watch them at work and learn what […]
Capital Caring hospice pays $3.1M federal settlement following Medicare billing investigation
MORGANTOWN — Capital Caring, the Falls Church, Va.-based hospice organization formerly associated with Arthurdale-based WV Caring, has agreed to pay a $3.1 million civil settlement regarding allegations […]
Domestic violence shelter coalition argues to keep its case against Parking Lot Gun Bill alive
MORGANTOWN — A coalition of domestic violence programs has made its case to keep alive its federal lawsuit seeking to overturn the so-called Parking Lot Gun Bill […]
DEP, U.S. NRCS working to build Richard Mine drainage treatment plant along Deckers Creek
MORGANTOWN — The years-long, on again-off again effort to build a Richard Mine drainage treatment plant is on again – and this time headed for the goal […]
Drainage treatment plant in the works for Richard
The years long, on-again, off-again effort to build a Richard Mine drainage treatment plant is on again — and this time headed for the goal line. Friends […]
Documents: Local 814, representing Ruby Memorial employees, faces charter revocation
MORGANTOWN — Laborer’s Local 814 – which represents 1,600-plus employees at WVU Medicine’s Ruby memorial Hospital – is facing charter revocation by Laborers International Union of North […]
State Supreme Court denies civil suit appeal by former secuirity firm owner Mitch Brozik in litigation against aunt
MORGANTOWN — Mitch Brozik, former owner of former Morgantown security firm Secure US, has suffered another loss in his years-long litigation against his aunt, Betty Parmer of […]
AG Morrisey counters Wheeling-Charleston Diocese motion to dismiss state lawsuit
MORGANTOWN — Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has returned fire in his lawsuit against the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, urging the court to deny the diocese’s motion to dismiss […]
Opioid makers, sellers see setback in 10 Ohio federal court rulings
MORGANTOWN — Opioid makers, distributors and retailers accused of causing and aggravating the nationwide opioid crisis suffered a series of blows to their defense Tuesday and Wednesday, […]
