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W.Va. Republican House candidate under fire for comments about Black women, Muslims (opens the original)
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by AMELIA FERRELL KNISELY, West Virginia Watch Republican candidate Chris Clagett, who is running in Berkeley County for a seat in the West Virginia House of Delegates, posted several racist posts on social media that targeted Black women and Muslims. Clagett is on the ballot in the 91st District in the upcoming November election. The district has seen a string of controversies involving its Republican House candidates, including a candidate arrested after making terrorist threats against sittin
Lawmakers told data centers could be key to improving West Virginia's water issues (opens the original)
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by AMELIA FERRELL KNISELY, West Virginia Watch A member of the Morrisey administration told lawmakers Tuesday that data centers can improve the water quality and infrastructure in West Virginia, where brown fluid, chemical smells and more have plagued residents turning on their taps — particularly in the southern coalfields. Ongoing water issues have plagued Southern West Virginia, prompting Gov. Patrick Morrisey to hold a “Beautiful, Clean Water” listening tour last month in the area. In Mingo
Data shows big jump in W.Va. voters choosing no-party ballot in closed Republican May primary (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â In a stress test for West Virginia Republicansâ return to a closed primary, new data shows fewer Republicans came out to vote in the May primary election compared to the 2022 primary. While there was an education push from the state GOP ahead of Election Day, non-affiliated voter registration in 2026 climbed by 13% since the last mid-term primary in 2022. While Republican ballots were the most used this year, more than 21,000 residents selected a no party ballot â a 74% increa
Treasurer Pack says Mingo parents’ anger is ‘misdirected’ in Hope Scholarship lawsuit (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â State Treasurer Larry Pack said his office will âaggressively opposeâ any attempt to block universal expansion of the Hope Scholarship following a recent lawsuit from parents seeking to block new applicants. Several parents of Mingo County students sued the state Treasurerâs Office last week over the Hope Scholarshipâs recent expansion to all K-12 students. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented ar
Facing a school closure, Mingo parents file lawsuit to block Hope Scholarship expansion (opens the original)
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by AMELIA FERRELL KNISELY, West Virginia Watch A new lawsuit brought by Mingo County parents seeks to stop universal expansion of the Hope Scholarship, the state’s education voucher program. (WCHS) CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — A new lawsuit brought by Mingo County parents seeks to stop universal expansion of the Hope Scholarship, the state’s education voucher program. The parents say their children’s school, which is set to close next year, has been impacted by public schools’ financial distress w
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