Tenative settlements reached in Clarksburg VA deaths

Six families of veterans who were murdered at the Clarksburg VA have agreed to tentative settlements with the federal government. The proposed settlements range from 700-thousand-dollars to 975-thousand-dollars. Meanwhile, another family has filed a claim for the wrongful death of Charles Dean.

Morrisey not quarantining after White House meeting

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is opting not to quarantine after attending a White House meeting last month with President Trump. Morrisey attended a roundtable discussion on September 23rd, and Trump was hospitalized with COVID-19 nine days later.

Legislative leaders considering changesfor upcoming session

House Speaker Roger Hanshaw says that even in the best of times, during a legislative session, the capitol is a great place to get sick. Legislative leaders are considering a number of scenarios on how to conduct next year’s legislative session during the pandemic. The regular 60-day session begins in early February.

Huntington reimburses city workers

Huntington city employees will get a one-thousand-dollar supplemental uniform and cleaning allowance, as reimbursement for additional expenses workers have incurred during the pandemic.

More than 100 asked to quarantine in Putnam County

More than 35 people at Hurricane High School are being asked to quarantine after one person tested positive for COVID-19. And nearly seventy people at Hurricane Middle School are being quarantined after a positive test within a soccer program. Both schools are online this week.

Inmates Register to Vote With the Help of an Initiative

Volunteers with the ACLU of West Virginia and West Virginia Family of Convicted People spread out across the state to help register people to vote within regional jails. In West Virginia, those who are in jail on a misdemeanor charge or awaiting trial for a felony charge can cast their vote. Volunteers visited all 10 … Read more