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United Mine Workers Association warns of weakened federal mine safety oversight (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — As Labor Day approaches, the United Mine Workers of America are warning that federal mine safety oversight has been weakened at a potentially dangerous time. The West Virginia Coal Association says mine operators remain deeply committed to protecting workers. Coal mining remains a dangerous job, even as mine deaths have fallen sharply from generations ago. This week marks 105 years since thousands of West Virginia miners marched toward Blair Mountain, demanding, among
West Virginia railroads evaluate federal plan to use right-of-ways for utility lines (opens the original)
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West Virginia’s major railroads are evaluating the America’s Great Corridors of Commerce initiative. (WCHS) JACKSON COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — West Virginia’s major railroads are evaluating a new federal plan to use right-of-ways to cut red tape for electric transmission lines and other utilities. America’s Great Corridors of Commerce is a new, voluntary U.S. Department of Transportation initiative. It would let state transportation departments and railroad right-of-way owners lease space along high
Trial of Preston Pierce likely to get pushed to 2027 (opens the original)
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The complex case against a former police officer accused in the kidnapping and death of a Wood County woman will likely push the trial into next year. (WCHS) WOOD COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — The complex case against a former police officer accused in the kidnapping and death of a Wood County woman will likely push the trial into next year. Arrested in North Carolina in May for the 2022 murder of Gretchen Fleming, Preston Pierce was back in court Friday. His attorneys sought more time to digest the ye
Settlement approved in lawsuit over man's death at North Central Regional Jail in 2023 (opens the original)
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DODDRIDGE COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — West Virginia corrections officials are admitting no wrongdoing, but have made a $700,000 settlement in the violent death of a man at North Central Regional Jail. Nathan Kennedy died in the booking area of the North Central Regional Jail in September 2023 – not long after he arrived at the Doddridge County lockup from Wood County. His family’s lawsuit alleged Kennedy was in a medical crisis, but was pepper sprayed, tased, assaulted and restrained in a cage-like c
New mail-in voting order, lawsuit not expected to impact W.Va. midterms, Kris Warner says (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — The court fight over President Donald Trump's efforts to limit mail-in voting is heating up. His rule would require states to submit voter data to the United States Postal Service and get its approval for ballot-envelope designs. It could refuse to deliver ballots tied to voters not on its lists or using unapproved envelopes. The 25 states now suing say the Postal Service has no constitutional authority to regulate elections or decide which lawful ballots get delivered
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