(The Center Square) – West Virginians receiving unemployment benefits will be getting an additional $300 a week from the federal government and another $100 from the state government, which will cost the state about $26 million per week, Gov. Jim Justice said Monday.
(The Center Square) – In two recent cases before the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB), Oklahoma and West Virginia workers successfully challenged practices imposed by their local Teamsters unions.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia has awarded $7.6 million in COVID-19-related small business grants since it launched its Small Business Grant Program more than three weeks ago, Gov. Jim Justice said Friday.
(The Center Square) – The federal government is sending $10.1 million in economic investment to West Virginia, which estimated the money will retain more than 2,500 jobs and lead to $69 million in private investment throughout the state.
(The Center Square) – As part of West Virginia’s plan to start the 2020-21 school year, the state will invest $6 million in broadband expansion, Gov. Jim Justice said Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – After West Virginia had a record number of daily COVID-19 cases reported on Thursday, Gov. Jim Justice said Friday that heavier restrictions are “on the table” if numbers keep trending in that direction.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia’s COVID-19 death toll increased to 112 people on Wednesday, two of which have been attributed to a nursing home outbreak in Mercer County.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia colleges and universities are preparing to reopen for in-person classes by late August after Gov. Jim Justice signed an executive order allowing the institutions to open for the fall semester.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia’s fairs and festivals will receive a $1.3 million bailout after regulations forced them to cancel or significantly reduce capacity, Gov. Jim Justice said Monday.
(The Center Square) – After having a virtual meeting with West Virginia colleges and universities, Gov. Jim Justice expressed hesitancy over reopening colleges.
(The Center Square) – West Virginians receiving unemployment benefits will be getting an additional $300 a week from the federal government and another $100 from the state government, which will cost the state about $26 million per week, Gov. Jim Justice said Monday.
(The Center Square) – In two recent cases before the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB), Oklahoma and West Virginia workers successfully challenged practices imposed by their local Teamsters unions.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia has awarded $7.6 million in COVID-19-related small business grants since it launched its Small Business Grant Program more than three weeks ago, Gov. Jim Justice said Friday.
(The Center Square) – The federal government is sending $10.1 million in economic investment to West Virginia, which estimated the money will retain more than 2,500 jobs and lead to $69 million in private investment throughout the state.
(The Center Square) – As part of West Virginia’s plan to start the 2020-21 school year, the state will invest $6 million in broadband expansion, Gov. Jim Justice said Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – After West Virginia had a record number of daily COVID-19 cases reported on Thursday, Gov. Jim Justice said Friday that heavier restrictions are “on the table” if numbers keep trending in that direction.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia’s COVID-19 death toll increased to 112 people on Wednesday, two of which have been attributed to a nursing home outbreak in Mercer County.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia colleges and universities are preparing to reopen for in-person classes by late August after Gov. Jim Justice signed an executive order allowing the institutions to open for the fall semester.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia’s fairs and festivals will receive a $1.3 million bailout after regulations forced them to cancel or significantly reduce capacity, Gov. Jim Justice said Monday.
(The Center Square) – After having a virtual meeting with West Virginia colleges and universities, Gov. Jim Justice expressed hesitancy over reopening colleges.