When he ended his term as governor to head to the U.S. Senate, Jim Justice assured West Virginians he was leaving the state in glowing financial condition.

W.Va., and Babydog joins Bradley Devlin on “The Signal Sitdown” to discuss his journey from West Virginia to Washington.

West Virginia senators Shelly Moore Capito and Jim Justice voted along party lines late Thursday against two amendments that would have reversed mass layoffs at

After threatening to seize enforcement authority from West Virginia regulators over one of Sen. Jim Justice’s coal mines with chronic environmental violations during the waning weeks of the Biden administration,

The Congressional delegation from West Virginia has sent a letter to Pres. Donald Trump and FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) in support of a major disaster declaration for 13 counties, including Mercer,

The recent imbroglio between Gov. Patrick Morrisey and Senator Jim Justice highlights the problems of West Virginia. Instead of offering a forward vision, Morrisey focused on the shortcomings of his predecessor.

W.Va., and Babydog joins Bradley Devlin on “The Signal Sitdown” to discuss his journey from West Virginia to Washington.

Recruitment and retention pay that has been used to address severe staff shortages at federal prisons across the country is being cut, according to the American Federation of Government Employees.

U.S. Sen. Jim Justice said he transformed West Virginia's financial policy from cow dung into gold during his time as governor. But one man's gold is another man's something else. Newly inaugurated Gov. Patrick Morrisey has taken a closer look under the ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — West Virginia Sen. Jim Justice has been issued a garnishment summons to pay more than $3 million in debts owed to an Illinois-based creditor after the senator failed ...

Gov. Patrick Morrisey wants to consolidate six executive branch departments into three, but lawmakers are concerned about efforts to remove employment protections for new hires. The House Government Organization Committee heard testimony Tuesday afternoon on House Bill 2008,

I could not find specific data on chainsaw ownership per capita in West Virginia, but I have to believe it is very high. We have a significant forestry industry, where chainsaws are essential tools, and we are a rural state where folks have chainsaws for cutting firewood,