West Virginia has announced it will change Medicaid policy to provide treatment to Medicaid beneficiaries who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. In a matter of months, […]
Government
Reedsville hosts town meeting to discuss sewer rate
REEDSVILLE — A town meeting to discuss the possible sewer rate hike brought out about 100 people Tuesday evening. Reedsville Council members, town attorney Mark Gaydos and […]
Morgantown City Council unveils 2018 road paving list
MORGANTOWN — A 16-project paving list with an estimated cost of $1.5 million was outlined Tuesday during Morgantown City Council’s regular meeting. The paving list, which aims […]
Mayor of Hundred offering extra supplies to flood victims
HUNDRED — Floods seem to be a fact of life in West Virginia the past several years, but one city official who has seen his share of […]
Mon County Commission holds special meeting to discuss levy rates
MORGANTOWN — The Monongalia County Commission held a brief special meeting Tuesday morning to lay the levy rates for the upcoming fiscal year. As previously reported, the […]
Mountaineers for Progress discuss tax cuts
MORGANTOWN — That twinge you’re feeling in your wallet isn’t coincidental. Today, April 17, is Tax Day 2018. And on April 16, a group of people gathered […]
District 4 commissioners will meet to discuss roads
KINGWOOD — County commissioners from the Division of Highways’ (DOH) District 4 will meet April 30 to discuss roads. Last month Preston County Commissioners invited commissioners from […]
New law requires voters to show some form of ID
CHARLESTON — Poll workers across West Virginia are being schooled on West Virginia’s new voter ID law as part of their training ahead of the May 8 […]
State unveils new license plate honoring law enforcement and other first responders
CHARLESTON — U.S. Attorney Mike Stuart is calling on Gov. Jim Justice and state lawmakers to support a new West Virginia license plate that honors fallen victims […]
DHHR faces uncertainty regarding unusable overpayments to certain Medicaid clients
This is the first of two articles on the status of Medicaid’s Intellectual/Developmental Disability Waiver Program. Monday April 16: A recent court ruling causes apparent setback for […]
