West Virgina’s infrastructure gets a “D”

West Virginia gets a “D” on President Biden’s infrastructure report card. The state could see massive upgrades as part of the Presidents American jobs Plan. It would be used to repair and replace road and bridges, public transportation, drinking water and more. Congress still has to approve the plan.

Lincoln County Shooting Leaves One Man Injured

West Virginia State police are investigating a shooting that happened overnight Monday in Lincoln County. The shooting was reported around 1 a.m. on Bulger Road in the Alkol area, according to 911 dispatchers. They said a man was trying to break into a house when he was shot by the homeowner. The man was shot … Read more

Basketball Players Announce Transfers to WVU

West Virginia has signed Old Dominion guard Malik Curry as a graduate transfer. Coach Bob Huggins announced the transfer and noted that Curry led the Monarchs in scoring last season at 15.7 points per game and was named to the all-Conference USA second team. West Virginia also announced that Florida International forward Dimon Carrigan signed … Read more

Morgantown Police Ask For Help Finding Suspect

Morgantown police said they have identified and are looking for a suspect in a shooting that took place in the parking lot of a pizza restaurant. 19-year old Justin Lamar is wanted on a malicious wounding charge stemming from an April 8 shooting in the parking lot of Domino’s on Pleasant Street. Police said when … Read more

Restaurant Reopens After Announcing Closure

Three weeks after announcing its closure, the owner of The Grill said it will be reopening. Dave Arthur made the announcement on Facebook Sunday evening with a picture sharing the news that the popular eatery on Charleston’s West Side will be open as of this week. Arthur said on March 18 that “all good things … Read more

WV Legislature passes $4.5 billion budget

The Legislature did pass a nearly four-and-a-half-billion-dollar budget bill. The bill calls for a 28-million-dollar cut to WVU and Marshall’s budgets. State departments across the board are expecting to see cuts.

Gov. Justice will take tax cut plan on the road

Governor Justice says he’s disappointed that his plan to repeal the state income tax didn’t make it through the legislature. The House of Delegates unanimously rejected the bill in what Justice called a “grandstanding kind of move.” The governor says he will hit the road to promote his tax cut plan to the people.

Transgender athlete bill heads to governor’s desk

A bill is heading to the Governor’s desk that would ban transgender athletes from competing in female sports in middle school, high school and college. Governor Justice has not decided whether he will sign it, or let it go into law. West Virginia would join dozens of other states placing restrictions on transgender athletes.

Mylissa’s Law passes in state Senate

The state Senate passed Mylissa’s Law, and the bill now heads to the governor’s desk. The bill would allow family members access to loved ones during a health crisis. The bill is named for Mylissa Smith, who died from COVID complications last October.