(The Center Square) – Louisiana Treasurer John Schroder cosigned a letter with 15 other state treasurers and chief financial officers warning large banks to back off an “ongoing and growing boycott” of traditional energy companies.
(The Center Square) – With the omicron variant of COVID-19 beginning to spread globally, West Virginia Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh is urging people to get vaccinated and receive booster shots.
(The Center Square) – As 1,000 Cabell Huntington Hospital workers remain on strike, the West Virginia hospital offered the union a new deal, which workers expect they will vote on this Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – A West Virginia law that requires unions to get expressed written consent before withholding a worker’s money for political donations will remain in effect for now, thanks to a state Supreme Court ruling.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice awarded nearly $1.5 million worth of grants for various projects intended to improve the criminal justice system and to prevent juvenile delinquency.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Jim Justice awarded his last two $50,000 grants to West Virginia schools with the highest vaccination rates as the governor finishes the “I Got Vaxxed” competition.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia recorded a 4.3% seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for October this year and a 2.9% unadjusted unemployment rate, both of which are the lowest in state history.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia will have its first two online charter schools now that the education institutions received approval from the West Virginia Professional Charter Schools Board.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice continued awarding grant prizes to schools with the highest COVID-19 vaccination rates in the state, providing three more schools with $50,000 checks Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – A tax provision in the federal government’s most recent COVID-19 stimulus bill cannot be enforced against West Virginia and 12 other states who sued President Joe Biden’s administration, according to a ruling from a federal judge.
(The Center Square) – Louisiana Treasurer John Schroder cosigned a letter with 15 other state treasurers and chief financial officers warning large banks to back off an “ongoing and growing boycott” of traditional energy companies.
(The Center Square) – With the omicron variant of COVID-19 beginning to spread globally, West Virginia Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh is urging people to get vaccinated and receive booster shots.
(The Center Square) – As 1,000 Cabell Huntington Hospital workers remain on strike, the West Virginia hospital offered the union a new deal, which workers expect they will vote on this Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – A West Virginia law that requires unions to get expressed written consent before withholding a worker’s money for political donations will remain in effect for now, thanks to a state Supreme Court ruling.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice awarded nearly $1.5 million worth of grants for various projects intended to improve the criminal justice system and to prevent juvenile delinquency.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Jim Justice awarded his last two $50,000 grants to West Virginia schools with the highest vaccination rates as the governor finishes the “I Got Vaxxed” competition.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia recorded a 4.3% seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for October this year and a 2.9% unadjusted unemployment rate, both of which are the lowest in state history.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia will have its first two online charter schools now that the education institutions received approval from the West Virginia Professional Charter Schools Board.
(The Center Square) – West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice continued awarding grant prizes to schools with the highest COVID-19 vaccination rates in the state, providing three more schools with $50,000 checks Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – A tax provision in the federal government’s most recent COVID-19 stimulus bill cannot be enforced against West Virginia and 12 other states who sued President Joe Biden’s administration, according to a ruling from a federal judge.
(The Center Square) – The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama ruled in favor of 13 states that challenged an American Rescue Plan Act provision prohibiting states from using the federal funding to enact tax cuts.