HAZELTON — U.S. Attorney for Northern West Virginia Bill Powell confirmed Wednesday the investigation into the death of one-time Boston crime boss James “Whitey” Bulger at the federal […]
Author: Jeff Jenkins, WVMetroNews.com
House case managers discuss possible redo on impeachment
CHARLESTON — The House of Delegates may head back into special session to once again consider impeachment against some members of the state Supreme Court. The managers […]
Campbell won’t seek reelection as AFT-WV president
CHARLESTON — American Federation of Teachers-West Virginia President Christine Campbell has informed her organization’s members that she will not seek another term in the position. Campbell did so […]
State Transportation Secretary Tom Smith hopes Corridor H work can resume soon
BECKLEY — State Transportation Secretary Tom Smith said the state is working with its contractor on the Corridor H project to address environmental issues that led to a […]
Sears, Kmart footprints getting smaller in West Virginia; additional closings announced
CHARLESTON — According to reports, two more Sears Holding properties in West Virginia will close in the coming months as part of the company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing […]
Joe Manchin says he’ll vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to Supreme Court despite ‘reservations’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Joe Manchin announced Friday he intends to vote for the Supreme Court confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, breaking ranks with Democrats in […]
Manchin votes yes on Kavanaugh procedural vote
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia voted “yes” during a procedural vote Friday morning on the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the […]
Justice pledges $100 million for PEIA and 5 percent pay raise for teachers, other state workers
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice is making two major financial commitments with state finances following another month of revenue collections significantly exceeding estimates. Democrats are calling the commitments […]
Armstead sworn in as state Supreme Court justice
CHARLESTON — New state Supreme Court Justice Tim Armstead said he couldn’t help but think of his late parents when he was taking the oath of office Tuesday afternoon […]
Court rules Jenkins, Armstead eligible for appointment
CHARLESTON— A fill-in state Supreme Court has ruled Third District Congressman Evan Jenkins and former House of Delegates Speaker Tim Armstead are eligible for appointment to the […]
