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Democrats expect contested race for House speaker
White, of Mingo County, and Delegate Doug Skaff of Kanawha County announced late Thursday they were working together on a leadership bid with White as the speaker candidate.
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Tomblin Signs Seat Belt Law; Violation Primary Offense Starting July 9
Jeff Morris Videographer: John Tincher Web Producer: Jeff Morris Reported: May. 23, 2013 12:11 PM EDT Updated: May.
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W.Va. to launch new oil, gas job training center
A new training center for people who want to work in West Virginia's oil and gas industry is opening in Fairmont, complete with indoor and outdoor laboratories to simulate drilling operations.
Governor Tomblin offers assistance to tornado victims
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin stated in a release Wednesday that he spoke with Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and offered West Virginia emergency response resources to assist with the recovery efforts following the storm.
Highways commission considers tax increases to fund repairs
Members of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's Blue Ribbon Highways Commission aren't sure where they can find the money needed to repair state roads and bridges, but a significant portion likely will come from taxpayers' wallets.
Young Children Need School, Too
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has appointed a task force to look into the physical and intellectual well-being of West Virginia children from birth to 5 years of age.
W.Va. gov picks new health secretary
Former hospital executive and nurse Karen Bowling will become West Virginia's Health and Human Resources secretary on July 1, Gov.
Rules needed for teacher hiring practices
With the hiring season for the next school year well underway, county education officials soon will have to adapt their procedures to comply with new rules.
Celebrating state's 150th on the bumper
The West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles is offering motorists the chance to show a little Mountain State pride in the state's 150th year.
State education department gets No Child Left Behind waiver
West Virginia education officials announced today that the state Department of Education has been granted a waiver from the federal requirements of the law commonly known as No Child Left Behind.
A new state law intended to provide gas companies a powerful incentive - money - to ensure their pipelines are safe went into effect April 29 in West Virginia.
Big decision looms for W.Va. House
West Virginia's House of Delegates faces a momentous decision after Speaker Rick Thompson departs for Gov.
Tomblin's Monday: Healthcare and scholarships
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has two important tasks scheduled for Monday. He'll be in Huntington at noon to cut the ribbon on the new Valley Health-East Huntington Health Center.
New coin commemorates W.Va.'s 150th birthday
West Virginia is adding a commemorative coin to the celebratory mix for its 150th birthday, the commission overseeing the sesquicentennial activities announced Saturday.
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin signed a proclamation for Arthritis Awareness Month, recognizing the 523,000 people across West Virginia who struggle with arthritis every day.
House speaker resignation sparks political jockeying
Even before House Speaker Rick Thompson, D-Wayne, announced his resignation, fellow delegates began debating who would be next to lead the House.
House Speaker Stepping Down To Join Tomblin Administration
Kennie Bass Videographer: Matt Durrett Web Producer: Kennie Bass Reported: May. 16, 2013 6:27 PM EDT Updated: May.
State cuts will hurt fairs-festivals funding
Many of West Virginia's fairs and festivals will see a decrease in the state funding they receive to help promote and insure those events.
Gaylene Miller: Medicaid expansion a positive step for West Virginias uninsured
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin expanded West Virginians' access to affordable, essential health coverage with his decision to join 25 other governors in supporting the expansion of Medicaid eligibility in their states.
Health Care Reform Implementation Update - May 15, 2013
Last week the Senate agreed to vote on Marilyn Tavenner's nomination to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ; the Department of Health and Human Services announced an initiative that will give consumers information on what hospitals charge and posted an initial set of data on CMS' website; two major Medicare authorizing committees ... (more)