CHARLESTON — The House bill to allow the four racetracks to open satellite casinos in their home counties fizzled in Senate Finance Thursday morning. The bill was […]
Author: David Beard, The Dominion Post
Medical cannabis vertical integration and coal tax reduction live; Tebow bill dies; and more on Crossover Day
CHARLESTON — Campus Carry wasn’t the only bill on Wednesday’s House action list. Some other controversial bills died, such as the Tebow bill and Medicaid work requirements. […]
On Crossover Day, Campus Carry Bill dies, sort of, comes back to life and passes
CHARLESTON — On Crossover Day at the Legislature, some people called the Campus Carry Bill a zombie bill. What they meant was that the Campus Self Defense […]
Campus carry opponents make their presence known at the Capitol
CHARLESTON — The Campus Carry Bill has drawn opponents and supporters to the Capitol as it’s worked its way toward possible – many say probable – passage […]
Campus Carry Bill moves to 3rd reading with 16 amendments pending; medical cannabis integration bill sees 3 amendments
CHARLESTON — Many at the Capitol awaited House action on HB 2519, the so-called Campus Carry Bill, when the House resumed action Tuesday afternoon and took up […]
House plows through list of bills in early start floor session
CHARLESTON — The House of Delegates settled in for a long floor session Tuesday morning, aiming to crank out bills a day before Crossover Day: Wednesday, Day […]
Move to kill Campus Carry Bill on 1st reading sparks heated debate
CHARLESTON — An effort to kill the so-called Campus Carry Bill at the end of Monday’s evening House session led to a heated debate on the floor. […]
GOP delegates buck committee chairs to bring bills from limbo to the floor
CHARLESTON — House Republicans proved on Monday there’s no such thing as lockstep at the east end of the Capitol. Adding spirit to what would have been […]
House Judiciary OK’s anti-hazing bill aimed at dissociated WVU fraternities
CHARLESTON — The House Judiciary Committee on Monday approved without debate — but not without some trepidation — SB 440, which will extend state anti-hazing law to […]
Preston delegate recognized for work preserving W.Va. history
CHARLESTON — Delegate Terri Sypolt, R-Preston, received a West Virginia History Advocate Legislative Leadership Award from the state Division of Culture and History. She was one of […]
