Daily Alert Map Shows No Counties in Red

For the second day in a row, no counties were designated “red” on the daily West Virginia county alert map. Most counties were in yellow. Orange counties included: Mingo, Wayne, and Boone. Gold counties included Cabell, Putnam, and Jackson. Yellow counties on the daily snapshot map included Kanawha, Lincoln, Logan, and Fayette. The orange and … Read more

Lawmakers Consider a Bill Covering States of Emergency

A bill before state lawmakers would impact the governor’s power to declare a State of Emergency. The governor declared one almost a year ago when the COVID -19 pandemic first hit and it gave him greatere authority. Last summer, lawmakers asked for a special session to discuss $1.25 billion in federal CARES Act funding, but … Read more

WV senators split vote on Trump impeachment

The U.S. Senate voted to acquit former President Donald Trump of inciting the January 6th riots at the Capitol. West Virginia senators split their vote along party lines. Senator Joe Manchin voted to convict, and Senator Shelly Moore Capito voted not guilty.

Health insurance enrollment period starts Monday

A special health insurance enrollment period starts today for anyone who needs to purchase coverage, or is underserved by their current plan. The Biden administration ordered the special enrollment period for people in thirty-six states, including West Virginia. You have until May 15th to make any changes.

COVID-19 numbers decline

There is no red on West Virginia’s COVID-19 alert map. There are fifteen counties in the orange. Active cases of the virus are below twelve-thousand, and there are around three-hundred new cases of the virus. Almost 249-thousand West Virginians have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Oklahoma snaps WVU winning streaks

The WVU men’s basketball team had their three-game winning streak snapped by 91-to-90 double overtime loss to the Sooners…and the WVU women’s basketball team’s eleven-game winning was stopped by Oklahoma 72-to-71.

Special adoption event honors fallen officer

More than twenty-five dogs and cats were adopted over the weekend at a special adoption event in honor of fallen officer Cassie Johnson. A donation from the “Wives of CPD” helped make this event possible. Puppies were $50 off and dogs older than six months were free to adopt.