House Passes Gas Tax Bill
The legislation would keep the tax at 32.2 cents a gallon. View Story>>

Snowshoe to Delay Ski Season Opening
Mild fall weather is to blame. View Story>>

WVU Physicians Support Breast Cancer Screening for Women in Their 40s
Experts point to high death rates in West Virginia among women. View Story>>

National Group Challenges W.Va. High School Drop-Out Rate
A report by the Alliance for Excellent Education found the state's drop-out rate is 6,900. View Story>>

MTR Officials: Growth Opportunities Remain Despite Ohio Vote
The owners of Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort rely heavily on gamers coming to the Northern Panhandle resort from Ohio. View Story>>

Jefferson County Voters to Decide on Zoning Proposal
Jefferson County citizens will decide on a controversial zoning proposal Nov. 7 that proponents say would better protect the area's farmland from large-scale housing developments. View Story>>

Interior Department Says it Will Strengthen Surface Mining Oversight
An official called coal a “vital component of our energy future.” View Story>>

Group: Male Fish are Producing Eggs in our Rivers
Study Spurs Calls For Regulation of Chemicals That Disrupt Endochrine System View Story>>

Byron L. Harris' State Public Service Commission Testimony
Byron L. Harris is the Director of the Consumer Advocate Division of the Public Service Commission of West Virginia. He recently testified before the state Public Service Commission. View Story>>

Conducting Yourself in a Happy Manner
West Virginia State Parks offer a wonderful opportunity to get your train fix at the sleepy little town of Cass nestled in the spine of the Allegheny Mountains.  View Story>>

Byron L. Harris' State Public Service Commission Testimony
Byron L. Harris is the Director of the Consumer Advocate Division of the Public Service Commission of West Virginia. He recently testified before the state Public Service Commission. View Story>>

 Insurance Company In Putnam County Adding 100 Jobs
The positions are with Liberty National Life Insurance Co. View Story>>

Charleston Gazette, Feds Continue Negotiations
Negotiations are continuing with The Charleston Gazette and federal prosecutors, who allege the company illegally attempted to put the Charleston Daily Mail out of business. View Story>>

Court to Rule on Century Benefit Reduction Plans
A court hearing is scheduled for Jan. 1, 2010. View Story>>

Governor’s Judicial Reform Commission Issues Final Report
Appellate court, public financing of campaigns are suggested. View Story>>