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Elk viewing tours continue through October at Chief Logan State Park (opens the original)
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HENLAWSON Elk viewing tours at Chief Logan State Park are continuing through October, giving visitors a chance to see West Virginia's growing elk herd in its natural habitat. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources and West Virginia State Parks are offering morning and evening tours from Chief Logan Lodge. Guests ride to the nearby Tomblin Wildlife Management Area, where a viewing tower provides a 360-degree view of the surrounding area. The tours are being held during elk mating season,
Wyoming County man accused of kidnapping wife, threatening to kill her and himself (opens the original)
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OCEANA A Wyoming County man is facing several charges after deputies investigated a reported domestic violence incident in the Oceana area. The Wyoming County Sheriff's Office says Sergeant Tyler Sizemore responded to a home around 7 a.m. September 22 after receiving a report of a domestic incident. According to the Sheriff's Office, investigators determined that 47-year-old Jerry Allen Browning had allegedly gone to a home where his wife, Heather Browning, was staying, kicked in the door and fo
Supreme Court considers who has final authority over education rules (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON The West Virginia Supreme Court is considering a dispute over who has the final authority to set rules for the state's public education system, the Legislature or the West Virginia Board of Education. The case centers on House Bill 2755, passed during the 2025 legislative session. The law gives the Legislature a role in reviewing and potentially blocking rules adopted by the state Board of Education. Lawyers for the state Board of Education argue the law is unconstitutional because th
PSC plans hearing on proposed rules under West Virginia's recent data center law (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON The West Virginia Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing later this month on proposed rules governing electric-generating capacity. The hearing is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. September 28 at the PSC headquarters in Charleston. The rules are being developed under House Bill 2014, the Power Generation and Consumption Act. Anyone who wants to participate in the hearing through public comment, testimony or a presentation must notify the commission by Friday, September 18. Additi
Attorney General JB McCuskey among a coalition seeking stronger robocall protections (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey and a bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys general are asking the Federal Communications Commission to strengthen rules designed to prevent illegal robocalls from entering the U.S. phone network. The FCC’s Know Your Upstream Provider requirements direct voice service providers to verify that the companies they receive calls from are legitimate and responsible. The attorneys general say stronger monitoring and enforcement are needed because so
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