Ignorance about prescription opioids is not bliss. Nor is the lack of information about their manufacture, distribution or sale. Yet, last week, a federal judge, overseeing more […]

Two new websites will not make our bad roads go away. Gov. Jim Justice announced the creation of two new websites under the state Department of Transportation’s […]

How long has this been going on? Eight years. That’s how long Morgantown went without making a single funding request from the Hazel Ruby McQuain Charitable Trust. […]

OK Charleston, we might have a problem here. Last week, it was discovered that bids for the first “big ticket” Roads to Prosperity projects exceeded state estimates. […]

Think of the ballot measures in November’s election as simply complicated. The simply part of that derives from the fact that voters are facing only two statewide […]

Morgantown hasn’t been in step with pedestrian safety for years. That was probably never more apparent than this year following a rash of vehicle vs. pedestrian accidents. […]

A house divided against itself cannot stand but a city council can. That is, some members of Morgantown’s City Council have finally decided to take a stand. […]

As midterms elections go, we can do better than 2014. Nationally, that November’s election marked the worst voter turnout in 72 years. Overall, the turnout was 36.3 […]

Refer to this case as the State of West Virginia vs. the Law of Holes. That is, the state Supreme Court of Appeals versus the very first […]

No one needed to know what day the summer solstice fell on this year. But most of us are gasping to know when the fall equinox gets […]