Taylor County Board of Education held a special meeting this evening to discuss the governor’s motion for students to return to school in-person four to five days a week.
Taylor County Schools, Superintendent Christine Miller made two video apperances on the Taylor County Schools Facebook page to encourage residents to vote in favor of a school levy.
Hospitalizations continue a small downward trend. As of Saturday morning, 718 West Virginians are hospitalized, 190 are in the ICU and 95 are on ventilators.
Joining us for part two of a three-part interview series called “Do Not Let Glaucoma Steal Your Sight!” is Dr. David Faris, ophthalmologist at UHC Ophthalmology.
The Morgantown Police Department put out a message to the public about January being National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, as the FBI stated nationwide they’ve initiated over 650 investigations involving human trafficking.
Chief Corkrean says they are still investigating the man’s intentions and is wary to determine if he is a threat or not. He emphasizes that the man has not committed a crime.
The West Virginia American Federation-Teachers (AFT-WV) announced in a Facebook post that it plans to take the state in-person learning mandate to court by early next week.
The U.S. Forest Service has approved the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s proposed route through part of the Jefferson National Forest in West Virginia and Virginia.
Mannington Fire Chief Jimmy Moran has passed away after he was diagnosed with COVID-19 and pneumonia, according to the Mannington Fire Department’s Facebook page.
The lawsuit said Renner and McDonald’s actions were protected under the First Amendment when they traveled to Washington, D.C. to support President Donald Trump.
Two roads will be closed on Preston County Route 7/15, Copeman Farm Road (Beaty Church Road), at milepost 1.14, announced the West Virginia Division of Highways.
Health officials have discovered a more highly contagious variant of COVID-19 called “VOC”. Experts say it’s only a matter of time until it reaches West Virginia.
WVU Medicine is reporting a small increase in births, but the uptick is nowhere close to a generation-defining baby boom like the post-WWII birthing rate.
Gov. Jim Justice announced that students will return to the classroom Tuesday, Jan. 19., but the West Virginia Education Association is saying to hold off a little longer.
